In order to tackle rising stress among students, Delhi University’s Ramanujan College is offering a free six-month certificate course for students on happiness. The course will be provided by the college’s School of Happiness, which was inaugurated last... read more

According to university officials, the measures would be implemented with the new session and will aim towards smooth induction of students in the new session. read more

BA (hons) in Economics saw 0.5% drop for both Delhi and other state students. Similarly the reduction in cut-off stands same—1.25 percentage points—for both Delhi and other state students in BA (hons) in English. read more

While the syllabi of all other courses were passed without objections, those being offered by the four departments were sent back for reconsideration. read more

From Delhi, 21,098 students have taken admission in the university, followed by 10,140 students from Uttar Pradesh and 8,103 from Haryana after the third cut-off, as per data. read more

From expanding the scope of academic learning to being the cradle of modern feminism, the women’s colleges of DU that first came up in the old quarters of the city, have played an important role in shaping education for women through the 20th centur... read more

During the meeting, while the syllabi of all other courses were passed without objections, the syllabus of English department faced criticism. read more

NSUI president Neeraj Kundan said it is a shame that students like Ankiv Baisoya managed to gain admission in the university using unfair means. read more

At least 5,252 students have chosen B.Com, 4,897 have opted for B.Com(Honours) and 4,204 students have applied for BA (Honours) Political Science, it stated. read more

With over 18,000 under graduate seats left, Delhi University on Monday released the third cut-off list with a nominal drop in most courses. read more

Delhi University’s non-collegiate women’s education board (NCWEB), which allows female aspirants in NCR to pursue higher education without attending regular classes, will release its first cut-off on July 15. read more

The second cut off list was announced on Wednesday night with a marginal drop in few courses while majority of the north campus colleges closed admission for unreserved category for popular courses. read more

Though the admission in B.A.(Hons) Economics was open in most of the colleges, the cut-offs might not be pleasant for students as Ramjas College and Hansraj announced 98 per cent cut-off for admission into the course, while Hindu College announced the... read more

However, a drop of 0.5 to 1 per cent was announced by the college for these courses in reserved categories. Lady Sri Ram college closed admission for all courses except English Honours. read more

Despite announcing the highest cut-offs for BA (Hons) in Political Science (99%) across all courses, Hindu College witnessed over-admission for the course till Saturday. read more