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New Delhi: The Delhi University will provide admission into PhD programmes through the Common University Entrance Test (PhD) conducted by the National Testing Agency from the upcoming academic year, officials announced on Friday. This will be the first time the university will admit students into the PhD programmes through a common test instead of conducting written tests and interviews. The decision was taken during the Executive Council meeting, where a battery of resolutions was approved, including the five-year LLB programme. "PhD admission will be done on the basis of CUET (PhD)-2023 based on the recommendation of the Standing Committee of the Academic Council, after deliberations on various matters related to admission and attendance of Undergraduate, Postgraduate and PhD programmes for the academic session 2023-24, the same were also accepted by the Executive Council (EC)," the university said in a statement. The Delhi University (DU) started taking admission into undergraduate programmes through CUET-UG last year and will be admitting students into postgraduate programmes through CUET PG. The entrance test will be through the national-based CUET (PhD)-2023 conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). However, teaching and non-teaching category serving in the university can directly appear for interviews, the officials confirmed. "Teaching and non-teaching staff may be permitted to attend classes and take examinations without affecting the duties assigned during ...

• • • Race to DU Begins: Admissions open for 71,000 undergrad seats, new session likely to commence from August 16 Race to DU Begins: Admissions open for 71,000 undergrad seats, new session likely to commence from August 16 CUET UG 2023: Students will be able to apply for admission through the official website— admission.uod.ac.in. The DU admissions will be done on the basis of CUET UG 2023. Delhi University Wednesday began its admission process for the 2023-24 academic year for undergraduate, postgraduate and PhD courses. The new session is likely to commence on August 16, DU Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh said. Launching the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) admission portal, Singh said the admission process will be held in two phases — first phase for registration and the second for seat allocation after the qualifying Common University Entrance Test (CUET) results are declared. “The portal will open again mid-entry for candidates who missed out in registering the first time around. An additional fee of Rs 1,000 will be charged from students. Applicants may not be at an advantage in the second phase as the options of courses and colleges might be very limited,” he added. Like last year, admissions to all programmes are based on scores obtained in For undergraduate aspirants, on offer are around 71,000 seats for 78 undergraduate programmes and 198 BA Programme combinations in 68 colleges. In CUET 2022-23, BCom (Hons) and BCom were the most sought-after courses with over...

By India Today Web Desk: Vice Chancellor Yogesh Singh of Delhi University issued the DU admission policy for the 2022-23 academic year on Tuesday, stating that eligibility will be determined by the results of the Common University Entrance Test (CUET), as per UGC’s mandate for India’s 45 core central universities. Until last year, cut-off marks in Class 12 board exams were used to determine admission to Delhi University which led to sky-high cut-offs. That is likely to be history now. Except for the School of Open Learning (SOL) and the National Collegiate Women's Education Board, Singh described the new admission procedure as "historic." He added that admission to all undergraduate programmes will be done through CUET. 30% MORE STUDENTS IN COUNSELLING Singh further stated that during the e-counselling session that would take place after the CUET results are out, they will admit 30% more students than the authorised seats so that in the event of cancellation, the seats will be equal. "It is mandatory for all candidates to appear in CUET-2022, including those seeking admission to supernumerary seats. The eligibility criteria will be decided on the basis of marks obtained in CUET," he said. DU ADMISSION IN MINORITY COLLEGES According to Singh, 85 percent of the marks for admission will be collected from the CUET and the remaining 15% will be decided by the colleges in the 50 percent seats allotted for minority colleges. He stated that admission to the non-reserved 50% seats ...

Calling the new admission policy a landmark policy, Singh said that admission to all undergraduate programmes will only be through the CUET. "It is mandatory for all candidates to appear in CUET-2022, including those seeking admission to supernumerary seats. The eligibility criteria will be decided on the basis of marks obtained in In 50% seats reserved for minority colleges, 85% of the marks for admission will be taken from the CUET and the remaining 15% will be decided by the colleges, Singh said. Admission to non-reserved 50% seats will be purely on the basis of CUET, he said. Minority colleges like Jesus and Mary, St Stephen's and Sri Guru Teg Bahadur Khalsa have 50% seats reserved for minority communities. Haneet Gandhi, Dean (admissions), said that candidates will be able to appear for the CUET only in those subjects which they have studied in class 12. The merit will also be calculated on the basis of combination of only those subjects in which the candidate has appeared in the CUET, she said. There will be no disadvantage to anyone on changing the stream, Gandhi said. There are three sections in CUET-2022. The first section is divided into two parts and consists of 13 languages in the first part and 20 languages in the second part, she said. "It is mandatory for candidates to appear in at least one language for admission to the Delhi University, out of both these parts combined. The second section of the entrance exam consists of 27 domain specific topics. The thir...

NEW DELHI: For taking admission to BA Economics (Hons) programme in Delhi University (DU), candidates will have to appear for a Common University Entrance Test (CUET) 2022. The registration for CUET 2022 will begin from today on the official website – cuet.samarth.ac.in. CUET 2022 Live Updates: CUCET registration to start today, application process, DU admission policies DU vice-chancellor Yogesh Singh announced the Candidates will have to appear in the CUET 2022 exam only in those subjects which they have studied in class 12. The merit will also be calculated on the basis of the combination of only those subjects in which the candidate has appeared in the CUET. There will be no disadvantage to any student on Also Read | A student who has studied science subjects such as physics, chemistry and mathematics (PCM), only needs to give tests for these subjects and the mandatory language section in the CUET exam even if they wish to get admission to another stream such as humanities or social science. Their merit for admission into that subject will only be based on their performance in the PCM subjects and the mandatory language section in the CUET exam. Also Read | CUET 2022 contains three sections under which, the first section is divided into two parts with 13 languages in the first part and 20 languages in the second part. Candidates are required to appear in at least one language for admission to Delhi University. The second section includes 27 domain-specific topics. The ...