Delhi University's School of Open learning (SOl) has introduced "feedback from students" and options to "upgrade personal information" to its recently launched mobile app.
last week, lakshmibai College of the varsity also added a more digitised RFID card for students to make payments within the college becoming the first college to do so. The revolution of Digital India is taking over the DU campus slowly.
"The mobile app would give access to online administration information, announcements, study centre...it also has the option to frequently asked questions to help the students clarify queries and also "have you forgotten" section," an official of the SOl told The Pioneer.
Earlier, students who take up distance learning through SOl would have to stand ion queues to have access to the important number like the enrollment number, roll number, examination roll number, online user id and others but now they can retrieve all their information at a click through this application.
The official said this application has been introduced a few months ago while it has been upgraded for facilitating by making several tasks easy to the students, now.
The School has decided to provide this facility to the students after considering the mobile friendly trend among youth. After downloading the app, the student would have to register.
The information on the app would be accessible to the students as well as the SOl.
Delhi University has been promoting digital mode extensively. The varsity has made its admission process completely online through its web portal. During the Delhi University Students' Union polls, the use of paper, which used to be in bulk earlier, was discouraged.