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New Delhi: The admissions for Delhi University for undergraduate programs will close on Tuesday, August 31, 2021. This news is of importance to students who have completed their 12th class exams and are trying to enrol for undergraduate courses. Students who have not yet submitted their applications for the University of Delhi can register through DU’s admission portal— ugadmission.uod.ac.in. The registrations for other colleges like St. Stephen’s and Jesus and Mary College will also end today. These colleges conduct their admission process for admitting students, while students will have to register on the DU portal before filling out any other forms to get admitted into the university. There is no offline admission process for DU. The entire process for undergraduate admissions for session 2021-22 will only be administered through the DU’s admission portal. The candidates fulfilling the eligibility criteria will be considered further for admission. Candidates who will be selected will be required to visit the campus for document verification when required. They will be notified by the university prior to the document verification process. Fees for online registration Registration fee for Merit-based programs for UR/OBC/EWS – Rs 250 Registration fee for SC/ST/PwBD – Rs 100 Additional Registration fee for ECA/Sports – Rs 100 Additional Registration fee for each Entrance-based program for UR/OBC/EWS – Rs 750 Additional Registration fee for each Entrance- based program for SC/ST/PwBD – Rs 300 Admission Cancellation fee (as per UGC/DU norms) – Rs 1000 Source: Delhi University and Times of India

The ICFAI Deemed University is set to launch paradigm-shifting five-year full time integrated courses from 2021. Programs like BBA-MBA, B.Com-MBA and B.Sc (Data Analytics) will be available for students at the off-campus centre in Kengeri, Bangalore. Prof. J. Mahender Reddy, Vice-Chancellor, ICFAI Foundation for Higher Education, addressed the media virtually to give insights about the campus and its programs, he said, “The focus will be on communication skills, critical thinking, interpersonal skills and a good understanding of the domain knowledge with a focus on applications to the real world.” The ICFAI Business School has been accredited for the BBA, MBA and PhD programs by AACSB, a world-renowned accreditation agency. Less than five per cent of the B-Schools in the world receive this renowned accreditation. In India, only about 15 B-Schools have got this accreditation out of about 5000. About the Programmes: BBA-MBA (Integrated) Program: The program provides a unique opportunity for students to learn and earn two management degrees in five years to become successful and valued managers of blue-chip Indian/global companies and start-ups. B.Com-MBA (Integrated) Program: In the program students may study and acquire both undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in one go, which will save time, money and energy. B.Sc (Data Analytics) Program: The Program provides students with the tools and skills needed for improved data-driven decision making in just about every imaginable domain. Data Science plays a key role by helping understand customer preferences, improving R&D, streamlining logistics and reducing manufacturing costs. Eligibility: Pass in Class XII or equivalent with an aggregate of 50% and above marks (any discipline) in English medium. Class XII (or equivalent) students who have appeared for their final examinations and awaiting results are also eligible to apply. For B.Sc (Data Analytics), the candidates who have completed Class 12 with mathematics as one of the subjects are eligible for admission into the program. For more details regarding admissions or the courses, log on to www.ifheindia.org/integrated programs.

After participating in a recent survey, around 68% of over 3000 class 11 and 12 students mentionedthat they would like to pursue their further education in their home country only. This number hasseen a jumped increase of 24 % in it, as compared to last year. For this survey titled Student QuestSurvey Report, more than 6,600 students between classes 9 to 12 participated from over 2,000schools from India and South Asia. If we look at the round figure on an overall basis, only 25% ofstudents are planning to go abroad for their further studies this year.The quality of faculty for choosing higher education institute was ranked low by the studentsbelonging to class 9 and 10 standards, while students of class 11 and 12 ranked it higher as animportant aspect. An overall 83 % of students prefer the quality of education as the main cause forchoosing their education abroad.Source: ndtv.com