Undergraduate Courses

DU JAT 2018: First admission list for Humanities, Social Sciences to release soon; check on du.ac.in

Delhi University will release the first admission list for JAT (BMS/BBA(FIA)/BBE) and BA (Hons) Humanities and Social Sciences courses on Thursday, media reports said. Candidates can check the list on Delhi University's official website du.ac.in.

Delhi University admissions 2018: After release of second cut-off list, over 5,000 students secure admission

Over 5,000 students on Monday took admission in various colleges under the Delhi University, a day after the second cut-off lists were released.

Delhi University to begin online admission process for undergraduate courses today, visit www.du.ac.in to register

The Delhi University will begin the online registration for admission to undergraduate courses today.

Registration for undergraduate courses in Telangana to begin through DOST today; register at dost.cgg.gov.in

The registration for Degree Online Services Telangana (DOST) will begin from Thursday. DOST is the portal for admission to undergraduate courses in Telangana.

UP govt cannot admit students to AYUSH courses through NEET, says Allahabad HC

Allahabad High Court has quashed the UP government's decision to admit students to AYUSH undergraduate courses through a merit list prepared on the basis of NEET.

Davangere University BA, BCom, BBM, BSc, BCA, PG 2017 exam results declared on davangereuniversity.ac.in

Davangere University has declared the results for the undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

Delhi University admission: High cut-offs, overloaded website play spoilsport on first day

High cut-offs in certain courses, overloaded website and some colleges mandating original class XII mark sheets played a dampener on the first day of admission to DU.

Delhi University admissions 2017: Over 58,000 online applications received since Monday

Delhi University is scheduled to announce its first cut-off list on 20 June

Strongly oppose steep fee hike in IITs: Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday opposed the Centre's decision to increase annual fees for undergraduate courses in IITs.