Jawaharlal Nehru College 1st semester for undergraduate college students on seventh November

Jawaharlal Nehru College

New Delhi:

The primary semester of Jawaharlal Nehru College (JNU) undergraduate college students will start from November 7, a college official stated on Friday. The college on Wednesday began the registration course of for admission to its undergraduate applications by the Widespread College Entrance Take a look at (CUET). “The registration course of that started on September 27 will finish on October 12,” the official stated.

This yr the college has opted for CUET for admission to undergraduate programmes. The college provides round 10 UG programs principally BA (Hons) in overseas languages ​​and a complete of 342 seats in numerous colleges and topics. “The college will begin the primary semester for the newly admitted undergraduate college students on November 7,” the official stated. He stated that the primary benefit record for admission could be printed on October 17.

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“The primary benefit record will probably be declared on October 17 and college students will get three days to dam their seats. The second record will probably be launched on October 22 and candidates can block their seats from October 22 to 24. The center, third and supernumerary record will probably be on October 27.” Within the first week of November the scholars who’ve held their seats will come for the bodily verification of admission within the college.

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JNU is without doubt one of the final central universities within the metropolis which has began its registration course of for admission to undergraduate programmes. Jamia Millia Islamia had began the registration course of final month, Delhi College launched its admission portal on twelfth September. The results of the primary version of CUET for undergraduate admission was declared by the Nationwide Testing Company earlier this month.

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