DU launches registration for 2-year PG courses; applications open till June 7
Delhi University has opened registrations for its two-year postgraduate programmes, with applications accepted until June 7. The new process includes DigiLocker-based auto-integration of candidate credentials to simplify applications. Students in their third or fourth year of undergraduate studies are eligible to apply, provided they meet specific programme criteria and have taken the relevant entrance test.
- ▪Delhi University has launched registrations for two-year postgraduate programmes.
- ▪The registration period will last until June 7.
- ▪Students in their third or fourth year of undergraduate studies can apply if they meet eligibility criteria.
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Delhi University on Saturday opened registrations for admissions to its two-year postgraduate (PG) programmes, introducing DigiLocker-based auto-integration of candidate credentials to streamline the application process. The registration process will continue till June 7.The Registrar’s Office said students currently studying in the third or fourth year of their undergraduate programmes are eligible to apply for the two-year master’s programmes.Candidates must fulfil the eligibility criteria for the specific programme they are applying to and should have appeared for the Common University Entrance Test for Postgraduate admissions in the relevant subjects.The university also said applications for one-year postgraduate programmes, under the National Education Policy 2020 framework, will be…
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