New Delhi: After the Pandemic Covid-19 throughout the country, the University of Delhi (DU) has announced this year that it will not increase the cost of acceptance for students who are looking for various universities affiliated with him.
Because of Covid-19 infection, many income people shrink while some people lose their jobs so that the university has decided not to increase the cost of receipt for students.
Apart from this, DU has also announced a large size of assistance for students.
“If there are students who want to draw their names after paying the entrance fee, DU will return a complete cost.
If a student gets a ticket in the course or other educational institutions and for this reason he does not want to take acceptance at DU, student admission fees will also be returned.
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The DU acceptance committee said that students must notify the university administration to empty their campus seats before October 31.
If students who have received the entrance ticket at DU want to draw their names from the university before October 31, the full cost will be returned.
On the other hand, if a student wants to empty the reception seat after October 31, then the cost of RS 1,000 will be charged by the University as a processing fee.
The acceptance process at various DU College has begun from August this year a large number of 12th grade students have secured more than 95% value.
According to DU, students who are looking for entrance tickets to various universities are likely to increase in number.
The cut-off list of many du colleges is likely to soar higher than in previous years.
Application forms for undergraduate programs (UG) can be filled by students until August 31 and the receipt process begins by DU completely online this time.
The acceptance process to search for undergraduate courses at DU began on August 2 while the postgraduate program began from July 26.
DU has decided to maintain the same feasibility criteria as last year for the benefit of students remembering the challenges faced by the university due to the Pandemic Covid-19 years ago.