Delhi College points vital advisory for J&Okay college students below Prime Minister’s Particular Scholarship Scheme

Candidates must specify respective BA/BSc program by twenty seventh October

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DU UG Admission 2022: Delhi College has issued vital advisory for the scholars of Jammu and Kashmir who’ve been shortlisted for Undergraduate (UG) Admission 2022 below the Prime Minister’s Particular Scholarship Scheme for College students of Jammu and Kashmir (PMSSS). The college has requested the candidates who have been allotted BA/BSc/BVOC ​​by AICTE however couldn’t be allotted a seat within the college to specify the respective BA/BSc program until twenty seventh October. Candidates need to fill the shape by 11:59 PM tomorrow. , Learn additionally | Delhi College releases vacant seats for second spherical

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As per the principles of AICTE and DU, change of school allotted by AICTE isn’t allowed. “Closing allotment is topic to success of eligibility standards, and different guidelines as laid down by AICTE and DU,” the DU assertion learn. The choice of DU and AICTE on this regard will likely be closing. Learn extra | Round 60,000 college students accepted the seat allotted within the first spherical

In the meantime, the CSAS Spherical One admission course of was closed on October 25, and round 59,100 candidates have secured their admission. CSAS second allotment listing will likely be launched on October 30, candidates can test at du.ac.in. The candidates want to just accept the seats by November 1.

PMSSS Scholarship seeks to advertise nationwide integration by offering info to the youth of Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh in regards to the tradition, language and livelihood of different Indian states and by admitting college students to UG applications in different states.