The Delhi University (DU) will hold free classes for economically weaker section (EWS) of students and other reserved categories applying for postgraduate (PG) entrance examination this year. Application forms for the same will be accepted at DU's Institute for life long learning (Illl) from May 21 to 28 and classes will commence from June 1.
For admission to academic session 2018-19, the free classes for PG entrance examination will be conducted for commerce, law, journalism (Hindi & English), chemistry, physics, mathematics, computer science and zoology. The duration of the classes will be about two weeks. Applications are invited for “Pre Entrance Summer School 2018” for PG admission test for Economically weaker Section (EWS/BPl), Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Class (Non-Creamy layer), Minorities, Persons with Disabilities (EWS/BPl only), Kashmiri Migrants, Wards of war widows /Ex-servicemen (Defence) .
The candidates will be provisionally admitted till they complete the application procedure by applying online for the PG entrance examination at DU. The classes will tentatively start on 1 June for commerce, law, journalism (Hindi & English), chemistry, physics, zoology and on 4 June for computer science and 5 June for Mathematics. All classes will be held at north campus of Delhi University.
A nominal fee of Rs100 will be charged for registration at the time of submitting the application. Since seats are limited admission will be on first come first serve basis, informed press release from Registrar DU.
On the other hand in the wake of evaluation boycott call given by Delhi University Teacher's Association (DUTA), the Registrar of DU Tarun Das has appealed to the teaching fraternity to join the evaluation process and complete the evaluation well in time so that the results can be declared without delay.
“The delay caused in evaluation of answer scripts would lead to delay in declaration of results for the different Undergraduate courses. The final year students of our university would be the worst sufferers since they would be requiring the results for applying for their future studies in different universities in India and abroad and may put their academic future at stake,” said Tarun Das, Registrar DU.