All DU students to pay their fees online

NEW DELHI: Starting this year, second and third-year students of Delhi University will have to pay their fees online.

NEW DELHI: Starting this year, second and third-year students of Delhi University will have to pay their fees online.

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The university had arranged training for the staff members of various colleges so that they learn to handle the software which will be used to process the payment.

The university had earlier announced online fees payment for the first year students. First year students were asked to pay fees through the centralised DU UG portal. Others paid their fees at the college counters.

According to an official, the university is going to shift all operations online soon.

The admission process for the undergraduate programme this year was also conducted online. Till last year, along with the online process, admission forms were sold through the counters. The offline system was completely done away with this year and the colleges processed and approved admissions online.

Recently, the university launched the online process of applying for the advance degree certificate, as the convocation is yet to take place.

DOUBLE BACHELOR OF EDUCATION SEATS

The Delhi government has decided to double the seats in BEd programme conducted by the State Council for Educational Research and Training (SCERT) from existing 70 to 150.

Deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia announced the decision while addressing a new batch of students at the institute.

Sisodia, who is also the education minister, said the students of the course will soon get a separate institute and asked for their suggestions regarding its name.

“The future of 26 lakh students of Delhi is in hands of the budding teachers and you should become partners of the government in ensuring quality education to every child,” he said.