New Delhi: Delhi’s skills and the University’s entrepreneurship (DSEU) have established acceptance of assistance to reach students from low-income settlements and marginalized communities throughout the national capital, official statements on Wednesday.
In an effort to take universities to students, drive reception mobilization was held in two slum groups dominated by youth.
The DSEU team went from the door to the door to the slum door and spoke to students who had passed their 10th and 12th grade exams, explained to them the criteria for entering, feasibility, tests entered various diploma programs and titles along with opportunities for scholarships under various schemes.
Deputy Minister of Manish Sisodia, in a previous interaction with the University said, “Traditionally, students reach universities for information and receipts, this new skill-based university must try to reach students, especially those who have historically disadvantaged.”
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Atishi, who attended one of the mobilization events, spoke to students and parents about education skills and entrepreneurial opportunities in DSEU.
During a conversation with parents, he said, “This is a great opportunity for students who are looking for higher-work-oriented education …
courses here are developed in partnership with industry and have an embedded internship in each course, so students from the beginning will have an industry Strong connected.
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The university has also conducted similar events in more than 25 slum clumters located on various campuses in an effort to attract students from all income segments.
It also has a similar mobilization event in the last week of July in a low-income community near Shakur Basti, Colony Pochanpur, Munirka Village, Madanpur Khadar, and 20 other similar colonies.
Acceptance to current university skills and the last date of application submission to various Diplomas and undergraduate programs has been extended until August 17.
Delhi’s skills and entrepreneurship universities reach students from low-income settlements
