DU’s library will open soon, preparations complete

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DU’s library will open soon, preparations complete

The Central Library of Delhi University is going to open soon. Necessary guidelines regarding the library are ready and the library administration has also prepared it, just waiting for DU’s order. However, only 175 people will be admitted.

Let it be known that students have been demanding to open the library for a long time. Most Masters final year and researchers are facing trouble due to not opening the library.

Newly appointed librarian at DU Dr. Rajesh Singh said that our preparation is complete. Keeping in mind the social distancing, limited students will be admitted here. Just as all the procedures are done before entering the metro, the same process will also be adopted here. Students’ sanitizers, in addition to checking masks, will have their temperature measured before admission to the library. They will also be given a sanitizer. Only then will the library be given admission.

The library has a seating capacity of 400 students

Dr. Rajesh Singh said that there is a seating arrangement of about 400 students in the Central Library located on the North Campus, but only 175 people will be allowed to sit here. Arrangements are for the researchers to sit on the second floor and the students of the Masters on the first floor. Students coming here will be instructed not to come here if they have symptoms related to covid-19.

Library will open in a phased manner

DU has several libraries including North and South Campus. All these libraries will be opened in a phased manner. Chief Librarian, Dr. Rajesh Singh said that the most problem is facing researchers and final year students. Therefore, the Central Library will be opened for them first and then the rest will get a chance. The Central Library of North Campus will first be opened for teachers and researchers of the department.

DU will open from February 1, only 50 percent of students enter

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DU will open from February 1, only 50 percent of students enter

The University of Delhi (DU) is now going to open after the bandh issued since March under the aegis of Corona. Under this, final year students will be able to come to college from February 1 for practical work. However at one time only 50 percent of the students will be allowed to enter the college. In this regard, DU has issued guidelines to colleges.

Online reading will continue

DU has clarified with the guidelines that final year students are allowed admission from February 1 to March 31 only for practical work. However, during this period all students will continue to read online as before. At the same time, students will have to strictly follow the corona guidelines while entering the college campus. DU administration has directed the colleges that coming to college will be optional for the students, college administration will not be able to create pressure on it.

Corona Task Force will be formed in colleges, colleges will drill mock

DU has said in the guidelines issued to colleges that students will have to follow the guidelines related to protection from corona during admission. Under this, the college will have to arrange separate rooms. At the same time, the college would have to form a corona task force. Whereas in January, colleges will have to start preparations for admission of students.

Whereas in January, colleges will have to start preparations for admission of students. Under this, the college staff along with the teachers will meet and the mock drill will be done in the college in view of Corona, which will have to be informed to the DU administration. With this, admission of any student with corona symptoms to college will be restricted. At the same time, a regular counselor should be arranged in colleges.

UGC Guidelines Student will get fees refund after admission cancelled

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UGC Guidelines Student will get fees refund after admission cancelled

Universities will have to refund the full fees if students withdraw admission in UG, PG or any course. The UGC has issued a directive in this regard.

After taking admission in UG, PG course in first year, if you want to cancel it, or have done it, then the concerned university will refund you the full fees. The University Grants Commission (UGC) has issued a new directive in this regard.

The UGC has stated that ‘in the present situation many parents are going through financial crisis due to lockdown and other related reasons. In such a situation, if a student (who has taken admission in UG or PG course this year) withdraws his / her admission for any reason, then the university concerned will have to refund the entire fee.

UGC has written that ‘Students who cancel admission / migration by 30 November 2020 will get full fees back. Universities cannot charge cancellation charges even for one rupee. Whereas, students who cancel the admission till 31 December 2020 will have to pay 1000 rupees as processing fee. That is, they will be refunded the remaining amount after deducting Rs 1000 from the fees they have paid.

Issuing this guideline, the UGC has said that ‘this directive will be applicable to all universities in the country. The commission has taken this decision after several students and parents complained about non-refund of fees by private universities. Universities that do not follow this instruction, strict action will be taken against them.

Delhi HC told DU, set deadline for release of result and marksheet

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Delhi HC told DU, set deadline for release of result and marksheet

The Delhi High Court has directed the University of Delhi (DU) to declare the result, issue the mark-sheet and give a deadline for holding the convocation every year.

DU provide deadline regarding these issues

The High Court said that the DU should file a detailed affidavit regarding these issues and provide a procedure so that the students are not inconvenienced every semester.

Thus get the court door to get the mark sheet and degree certificate Do not be forced to knock.

No specific deadline for issuing digital degree certificates

Justice M. Pratibha Singh said, “It is the opinion of the court that it should be ensured that there is a comprehensive, well-organized procedure for the declaration of results, issue of transcripts, mark-sheets and degree certificates etc.” Said that the previous affidavit filed by the university was not satisfactory as no specific time limit has been given for issuing digital degree certificate and disseminating data to DigiLocker And the affidavit was very vague.

Instructions for issuing degree certificates on an urgent basis

The court was hearing petitions filed by DU alumni requesting directions for issuing degree certificates on an urgent basis so that students can pursue higher education.

Provide a deadline for declaring the result

The court asked the university to provide a deadline for declaring the results after the conclusion of the final semester examination for undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

The court has also asked DU to issue mark sheets, copies or make them available online after the results.

File affidavit within six weeks

The High Court further said that it should provide a deadline for issuing digital copies of all these for students who need it for further education or for getting employment.

The High Court asked the university to file an affidavit within six weeks and listed the matter for further hearing on 17 February.

DU cancelled Admission order for five seats in every college

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DU cancelled Admission order for five seats in every college

Delhi University has cancelled the order of admission for five additional seats in all colleges. DU Dean of Colleges Prof. Balaram Pani said that these five seats will no longer be admitted. When asked if it would be admitted to five seats again next year or this order has been canceled, they said that this order has now been canceled.

It is to be known that many of the principals including DU’s Scholar Council, Executive Council Students Union disagreed with this order of DU and called it discriminatory. The Delhi University Students’ Union had also demanded the withdrawal of this order.

In DU, Dr. Rajesh Jha, Member of the Executive Council, says that this DU is for everyone and for everyone. Therefore, the decision to enter five seats separately was discriminatory. That is why we were opposing it. We are happy that DU has rescinded this decision.

The principal of a DU college says that ever since this order came, calls were being received continuously for admission. Principals of all the colleges were confused about this.

Delhi University made it clear, the university will not open on January 7

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Delhi University made it clear, the university will not open on January 7

Delhi University will not open from 7 January. Recently, a fake circular was going viral on social media, denying that Delhi University has said that no press release has been issued in this regard. According to DU, every information regarding the opening of the university will be given on the official website according to the information released by the Ministry of Home Affairs.

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Fake Notice for reopening du

The university opened hostels in August for Ph.D students, but it was only for students who needed lab facilities. Students who were coming to hostels had to remain quarantined by themselves for 14 days, after which investigation was done at WUS Health Care Center.

Press Release – DU refutes the press release which has been circulated today i.e. 28th December, 2020 with regard to reopening of the University with effect from 07.01.2021

DU’s many colleges released third special cutoff, admissions will not be done after December 31

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DU’s many colleges released third special cutoff, admissions will not be done after December 31

DU Admission 2020: University of Delhi has declared the third special cutoff date for the remaining seats for graduate admission and has also duly announced the admission process for the same. In view of this, many colleges have also issued the third cutoff.

Applications can be applied between 28 December 5 pm to 29 December 5 pm. The college will confirm the list of qualified applicants by 5 pm on 30 December. After this, the student can deposit the fee before 11.59 pm on 31 December.

DU will not make any admission after the third special cutoff. DU has made it clear that there will be no admission after 31 December.

The colleges have released the third special cutoff on their website. In Aryabhata College, seats in general category are still vacant in many subjects. However, DU has also clarified that the students who are admitted under the third special cut-off cannot get their admission canceled from anywhere.

DU will not make any admission after the third special cutoff. DU has made it clear that there will be no admission after 31 December.

The colleges have released the third special cutoff on their website. In Aryabhata College, seats in general category are still vacant in many subjects. However, DU has also clarified that the students who are admitted under the third special cut-off cannot get their admission canceled from anywhere.

Carefully read DU guidelines before admission.

DU had made it very clear before the third special cutoff that all the eligible students who enroll under this cutoff will have to follow DU guidelines completely. This instruction has been shared by DU on its website.

University of Delhi: NCWEB sixth cutoff continues, admission from today

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University of Delhi: NCWEB sixth cutoff continues, admission from today

The sixth cutoff of Non Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWeb) of Delhi University) released on Friday night. The admissions race under the cutoff will begin on Saturday. Admission will be till Monday.

More than half of the colleges in NCWeb are vacant after 5 cutoffs. The cut-off for B.Com and BA programs has come down considerably.

For admission to B.Com, Miranda House College has released the cut-off 84 percent, Vivekananda 72, Maitreyi College 74, Deen Dayal Upadhyay College has issued 70 percent.

Colleges in general have kept the cutoff from 84 percent to 55 percent. While different colleges have different cutoffs in the BA program. The cutoff of BA program (Economics and Political Science) is the highest by Miranda House College.

The college has issued 88 percent cutoff. NCweb studies in 26 colleges of DU. Only girls residing in Delhi get admission in it.

Admission till 31 December

Delhi University issued a notification on Friday, clarifying that admission to all the undergraduate and postgraduate courses will be done by 31 December.

DU administration said that all the departments asked to complete the admission by 31 December. Earlier the dates of admission to SOL extended till 31 December.

University of Delhi: SOL examinations from December 12 postponed

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University of Delhi: SOL examinations from December 12 postponed

The Delhi University (DU) examinations are scheduled to begin on December 12, but the exams for the third semester of the School of Open Learning have been postponed just two days before the exam. A high level meeting took place on Thursday in this regard. It was decided that the examinations for the third and first semester will be conducted simultaneously in the month of March.

The DU administration said that the admission process in the third semester started from 8 November. Examination forms were being filled with admission. December 5 was the last date for the examination form and admission. From December 12, the third semester examinations were also to be held.

The students enrolled were getting only one week’s time to prepare for the exam. Because of this, the students are very angry. The students also staged online protests. At the same time, more than 40 thousand students had missed filling the examination form. 833 students of BA English, 3149 of Political Science Honors, 28950 of BA Program, 5656 of B.Com and 1011 of B.Com Honors were not able to fill the examination form.

DU took these special steps to help students financially during Covid-19

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DU took these special steps to help students financially during Covid-19

After a Delhi University (DU) student committed suicide due to financial constraints, the colleges have taken several steps to help such students during the Covid-19 epidemic. These include communicating with the students for their mental health, providing Internet data cards to laptops to needy students.

A student of Lady Shri Ram College committed suicide

A student of Lady Shri Ram (LSR) College had allegedly committed suicide due to financial difficulties in continuing her studies. According to LSR College Principal Suman Sharma, the college administration has announced to reduce the fees of some courses, set up a committee to provide laptops and allow some second year students to stay in hostels.

Working on recharging internet data

Principal of Miranda House College Bijayalakshmi Nanda said that the college is working on recharging internet data to those students whose burden has increased due to online classes during the epidemic.

Committee formed to contact students facing financial constraints

Staff Association of St. Stephen’s College has demanded the Principal of the college to constitute a committee to contact the students facing financial crisis. Nanda said, “As we all are aware, the epidemic has caused a lot of trouble on the society. People’s financial troubles have increased and some of our students are facing real difficulty in paying online classes and fees.”

Request for scholarships and laptops from students

Principal of Shri Ram College of Commerce, Simrit Kaur said that the college has been receiving requests from students for scholarships and laptops since the lockdown. He said that there are some students who have their own equipment but there are also students who need laptops. We have tried to give every student the kind of help they needed. “Delhi University has been closed since March and classes are running online.

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