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Delhi University  exams 2020: Attention, DU students!  Delhi University  will not hold semester exams for second and fourth-semester students of undergraduate programmes. The decision was taken "in view of the prevailing situation of COVID-19 pandemic". Given the situation, holding pen-and-paper semester exams is "not feasible", says the notification issued on June 4. Instead, as a one-time measure, an "alternative mode of grading" will be adopted. Here's what  Delhi University  students must know DU 2nd, 4th semester students First-year and second-year students who have to give 2nd and 4th semester exam will be spared DU online exams planned for the final-year. Instead, as a one-time measure, an 'alternative mode of grading' will be adopted as per composite format for calculating the same for the Intermediate semester/term/year students for academic session 2019-2020 so that students of the university can take their career forw...

The prestigious Delhi University (DU) has initiated the admission process for the remaining 15,000 seats under the fourth cutoff list released on July 13, 2017 (Thursday) for admission to honours courses such as Economics, English and B.Com being closed at many renowned colleges. After the third cut-off list announced by the Delhi University (DU), the students applying for various courses were left with not too many options. However, some of the colleges had re-started the admission process for certain academic courses that were closed after the 2nd cut-off list was made public. Following the release of third cut-off list by DU, there sprang up a descending trend as most of the colleges bringing down the minimum required percentages. Admissions to some colleges were still open, on-campus and off-campus. The prestigious Shree Ram College of Commerce was no longer taking admission to B.A. (Hons), Economics and B.Com (Hons) for Open Category applicants. Only five courses of fourteen ...

As the third cut-off list announced by the Delhi University (DU), the students applying for various courses are left with not too many options. However, some of the colleges have re-started the admission process for certain academic courses that were closed after the 2nd cut-off list was made public. Following the release of third cut-off list by DU, there sprang up a descending trend as most of the colleges bringing down the minimum required percentages. Admissions to some colleges are still open, on-campus and off-campus. The prestigious Shree Ram College of Commerce is no longer taking admission to B.A. (Hons), Economics and B.Com (Hons) for Open Category applicants. Only five courses of fourteen offered by Lady Shri Ram College can still be grabbed, though the cut-offs plunged slightly. Colleges Reopen Admissions The SGTB Khalsa College has brought down its cut-offs for more admissions. Earlier the college had announced its cut-offs above 95% for most of its academic c...