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DU admissions 2026 date may get delayed this year, here's whyDelhi University's undergraduate admissions face further delays. Registrations will now commence after the Common University Entrance Test ...- UP Cabinet expansion: Former BJP chief Bhupendra Chaudhary gets MSME, Manoj Pandey to take charge of Food and Civil SuppliesUttar Pradesh government has expanded its cabinet. New ministers and promoted leaders have been given important portfolios. This move stren...
- DU Day 1: Fewer selfies, more suitcases as late admissions and staggered sessions mute the buzzDelhi University's new session began calmly. Late admission confirmations caused fewer students. Kirori Mal College principal Dinesh Khatta...
- DU UG cutoffs: St. Stephen's, Hindu College emerge as top institutesDelhi University, for the first time, adopted CUET for UG admissions and released college and course-wise cutoffs. Hindu College had the hi...
- Popular singer KK passes away in KolkataKK was a popular Indian playback singer. He was regarded as one of the most versatile singers of his generation.
- DU declares cut-off marks under special drive to fill some vacant seatsThe university has advised candidates to check course-wise and category-wise availability of seats in the college they are applying for. Th...
- DU releases fifth cut-off list, some colleges reopen admissionsThe Aryabhatta College has reopened admissions for BA(Honours) History for the unreserved category, Political Science (Honours) and B.Com f...
- DU releases third cut-off list, required marks for admissions still on higher sideThe SRCC had pegged the cut-offs for BA (Honours) Economics and B.com (Honours) at 100 per cent in the first list. The asking marks for BA ...
- DU releases second cut-off list; marginal decline in marks requirementOf the eight colleges that had announced 100 per cent cut-offs for courses, Hindu College, Jesus and Mary College and Hansraj College have ...
- DUSU polls test for parties' popularity among youths, say studentsPrakhar Yadav said the results of the DUSU polls will indicate which side the young voter is supporting and will help political parties pre...
- 93% Delhi University students say no choices offered under CBCS: SurveyCBCS allows students' "seamless mobility" across higher education institutions and transfer of credit earned by students.
- AAP accuses NSUI of attacking its leaders at Delhi UniversityAAP's youth wing accused the Congress-affiliated National Students Union of India (NSUI) members of attacking two of its leaders - Alka Lam...
- Appropriate anti-sexual harassment laws in place at DU?DU's Gender Studies group has claimed the university does not have proper rules in place to deal with complaints of sexual harassment
- DU cut-offs soar beyond perfect 100, thousands disappointedThe first cut-off list for Delhi University's undergraduate courses has yet again "sky-rocketed" with two colleges setting the threshold at...
- Delhi University cutoffs get absurd, soar beyond 100%!"Some of them may go to Economics or History or some other subject. But we won't know until they do," said Ahuja.
- Delhi University's 6th cut off list out, major colleges still open for admissionIt could be sixth time lucky for some students as seats in a few top colleges are still open even after five rounds of admissions in Delhi ...
- Delhi University issues fifth cut off listHansraj, Gargi, Kamala Nehru, Kirori Mal and Sri Venkateswara were among the colleges still offering the course.
- Delhi university: 100% unlikely, but DU first cutoffs to stay highThe inflation in cutoffs last year had left many gasping. Shri Ram College of Commerce posted 100% as the cutoff for BCom (honours) for non...
- DU second cutoff: BCom, Economics open in many collegesWhile the first cutoff list in Delhi University came as a shocker, the second list will seem like a ray of hope for many.
- Delhi University admission: Finally, the 100% cutoff is hereThe first cut-off for BCom (H) at the Shri Ram College of Commerce reached an unbelievable 100% for the non-commerce aspirants.
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