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The University of Delhi has established the Department of Distance & Continuing Education, Faculty of Open Learning and
Open Learning Development Centre under the aegis of the Campus of Open Learning/School of Open Learning, University of
Delhi. From this Academic Session 2022-23, all UG/PG admissions will be done in the Department of Distance &
Continuing Education, University of Delhi.

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When the institute began enrolling students in 1962, it offered conventional programmes in humanities and commerce for

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UG/PG students and catered to a strength of around 900 students. Since then, the institute has come a long way, and in the

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previous academic year, 2021-2022, approximately five lakh students were enrolled across various disciplines. This growth
of journey has been catalysed by a corresponding expansion in their Regional Centres. The institute established the South

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Study Centre at Moti Bagh from the academic session 1990-91, the West Regional Campus of Open Learning at Keshav Puram
in 2007, and an East Study Centre at Tahirpur (opening soon). This year the institute has decided to spread out its branches

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further by launching six contemporary/professional courses, namely, Master of Business Administration (MBA), Master of
Library and Information Science, Bachelor of Library and Information Science, B.A.(Hons.) Economics, Bachelor of

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Management Studies, Bachelor of Business Administration (Financial Investment Analysis), in the Department of Distance

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& Continuing Education, University of Delhi in addition to conventional courses viz .

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degrees. It equally gives the opportunity to those who work as professionals or otherwise to acquire academic qualifications
along with their ongoing jobs. Further, the institute offers learning through the distance education mode, which is a viable
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alternative for students who desire a flexible medium of instruction in their aim to attain higher education and vocational skills.
The mode of instruction is primarily through well-structured course materials available in both hard and soft copy, which are
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provided at the time of admission to all the students. This is also supplemented with video lectures and Academic Counselling
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Sessions conducted for the benefit of students at various Learning Support Centers run by the institute. Additionally, an
experienced faculty member is always available at the main campus for academic interactions with the students.

The admission process and examinations for various courses in the Department/School are governed by the norms established
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by the University of Delhi. The University of Delhi confers the degree to the students of the Department as it does in the case of
its other constituent colleges. From the Academic Session 2022-23, the University of Delhi has adopted National Education
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Policy (NEP) 2020 and introduced (UGCF) 2022. The Department/School has also adopted Undergraduate Curriculum
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Framwork 2022 under (NEP - 2020).

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This Prospectus contains essential information for all those who have at least passed the Senior Secondary School Certificate
Examination (Class XII) of the Central Board of Secondary Education, Delhi, or an Examination recognized as equivalent
thereto, and wish to seek admission in courses offered by the Department of Distance & Continuing Education, School of Open
Learning, Campus of Open Learning, University of Delhi. Through this Prospectus an effort has been made to summarize the
important information (like available courses, minimum eligibility criteria for admission, etc.) for the candidate seeking
admission to the undergraduate Courses being offered, however, clarifications for any specific case for which guidelines are not
provided herein may be obtained from the Department/School.
 VICE-CHANCELLOR’S MESSAGE

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On the completion of 100 glorious years of University of Delhi, it’s a matter of pride to be also celebrating the 60th

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anniversary of the Department of Distance & Continuing Education, School of Open Learning under the aegis of Campus of

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Open Learning, University of Delhi. It is my privilege to welcome you to the new academic session 2022-23. The
Department/School has been extremely successful in catering to the educational needs of students across the nation by

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providing them with affordable and accessible education. It has played a pivotal role in aiding the lives of students coming
from a plethora of backgrounds.
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programmes have been introduced. The new programmes are launched with an aim of meeting different challenges in the
globalised world through holistic development, so as to make them able professionals, service providers, policy-makers,
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managers, librarians and entrepreneurs. The contemporary world demands individuals to be global citizens, and I am sure that
these programmes will harness the potential of the human resources of the nation and generate nation-builders of the future.
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I extend a warm welcome to the upcoming batch to this institute of great excellence and wish them success in their academic
and professional lives. All the very best to the Department/School for a new beginning. I am completely assured of the
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enthused participation of all stakeholders at the Department of Distance & Continuing Education, School of Open Learning
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under the aegis of Campus of Open Learning, University of Delhi.

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(Prof. Yogesh Singh)

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I heartily welcome you to the Department of Distance & Continuing Education, School of Open Learning under the aegis of the
Campus of Open Learning (COL), University of Delhi. The institute was started in 1962 and, in the last 60 years of its acclaimed

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history, it has established itself as a premier institution of higher education and learning in Distance mode. The Department/School has

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an innovative and hard-working culture, with a strong drive and determination to achieve institutional goals. For years, thousands of
individuals from economically and socially disadvantaged backgrounds have benefited from the Department's assistance in gaining

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entrance to higher education, and continue to do so. It has become a key enabler in the “Education for all” approach.
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The Department/School has been offering certain conventional programmes in Commerce and Humanities for a long time. In the
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academic year 2022-23, we have launched six new programmes in the fields of Management, and Library and Information Science.
These are need-based academic programmes that are professionally and vocationally oriented. All the new programmes are offered in
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compliance with the guidelines of NEP 2020 and the Department ensures that the curriculum is innovative and updated, in line with the
standards set by the leading universities in India. These programmes are not restricted to any particular place and are sufficiently
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flexible to allow students to learn and receive a recognised and high-quality degree to boost their job possibilities. All the courses
are offered with a student-friendly fee structure. We focus on providing hands-on experience to students to enhance their
employability opportunities. Students are supported with self-paced learning, with our up-to-date study material, and Academic
Counseling Session (PCP) classes. To meet the surge in the demand for distance education amid the recent pandemic and digitisation,
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we also facilitate online video lectures along with other study materials in printed and digital form. The optimum utilisation of the
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latest ICT and multimedia will fulfill the educational needs of students, nationwide. The addition of new courses to the already
existing conventional courses will set a new standard in the field of education by catering professional programmes to people from all
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walks of life and ages.

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The Department is set to democratise higher education by igniting young minds and developing them into committed professionals and
entrepreneurs, by bringing learning to the learners' doorsteps. The expanding higher education system places a greater emphasis on skill
development in order to make our students more employable by providing them with the essential analytical and soft skills. Through
the pursuit of academic, professional, and all-around excellence, we aspire to inspire, nurture, and coach our students to think
progressively, build value-based perspectives and ethical moorings, with impetus to creativity, and problem-solving approach through
innovation. The aim is to condition students in a way that leads to the integral development of individual personality, and makes them a
socially and economically self-reliant and responsive change-makers of 21 st century India.
Students, this will be a stepping stone to your successful personal, academic and professional growth. I welcome you to a life-enriching
academic journey with a 'future-ready' growth trajectory to realise your genuine potential by surpassing the boundaries of traditional
paradigms. We wish you many great honours and prosperous milestones in your future. Best wishes for your health, happiness, and a
prosperous future with us.

(Prof. Payal Mago)

 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE

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Courses and Continuing Education) University of Delhi, a pioneering institution that has carved out a distinct niche for itself in

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the field of Open and Distance Education in India. Since its inception, it has remained indefatigably committed to achieving
excellence in the realms of distance learning.

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and relevant learning programmes to its learners, keeping in view the demand for the education of the learners in tune with the
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requirements of the twenty-first century. The School of Open Learning has been at the forefront in providing wings to the
aspirations of the economically and socially disadvantaged sections of society who are unable to access higher education for a
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variety of reasons. Since its establishment, the SOL has grown from strength to strength and successfully fulfilled its mandate of
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providing high-quality educational opportunities along with a focus on character building, to a large number of students. The
SOL has been dedicated to meet the aspirations of society; acting as a torch-bearer by inculcating basic moral values,
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community development and providing fair access to all in the light of changing economic, social and cultural development.
As we all know that the previous academic year has almost entirely been restricted to the online mode. We all have faced
unprecedented challenges and battled our way through them with great courage and resilience. The same holds true for the
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world of academia and we, at the School of Open Learning, have made the best efforts to make online teaching and learning
effective and accessible to all our students. We successfully conducted various academic and cultural events in the online mode
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along with the online examinations (OBE), overcoming all hurdles that came along the way. We have turned many challenges
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into opportunities through the constant support of our faculty, staff, and, most importantly, our dear students. The School of
Open Learning has also taken many student’s friendly initiatives in the last decade, such as providing students with good
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quality and updated study material, online forms, online fee gateway, SMS & E-mail services, incentivizing girl students, PwBD
and Economically Weaker Section students by offering tuition fee concession and many more.
I hope that all the student aspirants seeking to pursue their academic goals through open and distance learning and online
education mode will pursue higher education with the right earnestness. I am sure that your association with the School of Open
Learning will prove to be an experience which you shall cherish forever.
Best Wishes!

(Prof. Uma Shankar Pandey)

 ACADEMIC STAFF
Prof. Payal Mago Director, Campus of Open Learning, Dean – Faculty of Open Learning, Head – Department of
Distance and Continuing Education, Chairperson, G.B. School of Open Learning
Prof. U.S. Pandey Officiating Principal, School of Open Learning
Prof. Janmejoy Khuntia Deputy Director, South Regional Centre
Prof. Suman Kumar Verma Deputy Director, North Regional Centre
Sh. K.B.Gupta Deputy Director, East Regional Centre
Prof. Sudhir Kumar Sharma Deputy Director, West Regional Centre
Dr. Kumar Bijoy Mentor for Management Studies and Financial Studies
Prof. Shailendra Kumar Mentor for Information Services
Prof. Projes Roy Mentor for Information Services
Department Name of Faculty
Commerce 1. Mr. K.B. Gupta (Associate Professor)
2. Dr. (Ms.) Sneh Chawla (Associate Professor)
3. Prof. Uma Shankar Pandey
4. Ms. Rutika Saini (Assistant Professor)
5. Ms. Ritika Sharma (Assistant Professor)
Economics 1. Prof. Janmejoy Khuntia
2. Mr. Devender (Assistant Professor)
Education 1. Dr. Ranjan Kumar Sahoo (Assistant Professor)
English 1. Dr.(Ms.) Neeta Gupta (Associate Professor)
2. Dr.(Ms.)Seema Suri (Associate Professor)
3. Mr. P.K. Satapathy (Associate Professor)
4. Ms. Nalini Prabhakar (Assistant Professor)
Environmental Studies 1. Dr. Shwetank Shashi Pandey (Assistant Professor)
Financial Studies 1. Mr. Mannu Goyal (Assistant Professor) Helpdesk For Undergraduate
2. Ms. Manisha Yadav (Assistant Professor) Admission –
3. Mr. Jigmet Wrongdus (Assistant Professor) [email protected]
Hindi 1. Dr.(Ms.) Minakshi Vyas (Associate Professor)
2. Prof. Sudhir Kumar Sharma
3. Prof. (Ms.) Bhawani Rani Das
4. Dr.(Ms.)Seema Jain (Associate Professor)
History 1. Ms. Viola Bhasin (Associate Professor)
2. Dr. (Ms.)Rajni Nanda Mathew (Associate Professor)
3. Mr. Prabhat Kumar (Associate Professor)
Library and Information Science 1. Ms. Saloni Priya (Assistant Professor)
2. Dr. Aditi Rao (Assistant Professor)
3. Ms. Rekha Devi (Assistant Professor)
Management Studies 1. Dr. (Ms.) Reema Aggarwal (Assistant Professor)
2. Dr. (Ms.) Rohini Baghel (Assistant Professor)
Mathematics 1. Prof. Suman Kumar Verma
2. Ms. Mridu Sharma (Assistant Professor)
Political Science 1. Dr. Mangal Deo (Assistant Professor)
2. Dr. Shakti Prodayani Rout (Assistant Professor)
3. Dr. Sudhir Kumar Parida (Assistant Professor)
Sanskrit 1. Dr.Kanta (Assistant Professor)
2. Dr. Suchita Yadav (Assistant Professor)
Urdu 1. Dr. Md. Asghar Ali (Associate Professor)
Academic Co-ordinator 1. Mr. Deekshant Awasthi
 Undergraduate Curriculum Framework (UGCF) – 2022

The UGCF–2022 underlines the historical perspective, philosophical basis, and contemporary realities of higher
education as enshrined in the National Education Policy (NEP)–2020 and endeavours to synchronize these cornerstones

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nationally and internationally, has nurtured the quest for reaching the peak in every sphere of education, in its true sense, in
its contribution to the nation-building. Moreover, being a Central University mandated to act as the torch bearer in expanding

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the horizons of human resource development through the expansion of higher education, it has always paid an adequate
premium towards constructive and meaningful innovation as a regular feature in its undergraduate curriculum development
over the years.

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undergraduate curricular framework over the decades and especially in the last two decades, keeping pace with the emerging

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trends in higher education in the new millennium globally and its critical importance in enriching the youth of our nation,
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objective and underlying philosophy of the NEP–2020 to capture the imagination of the youth of our nation which depicts
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the contemporary realities of our demographic advantage globally.

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The resultant outcome of this comprehensive exercise undertaken by the university is the UGCF–2022 which not
only underlines the heart and soul of the NEP 2020 in letter and spirit but also goes on to create a teaching-learning
framework at the undergraduate level to attract the young minds towards research, innovation, apprenticeship, social
outreach, entrepreneurship and similar such areas of human knowledge and endeavour while imbibing the truly charged
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academic environ of the university and its constituent colleges.

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In the true spirit, the Department of Distance & Continuing Education, School of Open Learning/Campus of Open
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Learning has adopted UGCF 2022 in all undergraduate courses which are being offered from the Academic Session 2022-23.
The sample Structure of UGCF for Bachelor of Field of Study/Discipline (Hons.) and courses of study with more than core
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discipline are being made available for ready reference.

 TABLE OF CONTENTS
VISION & MISSION
PREAMBLE
MESSAGES
Academic Staff
UGCF - 2022
1. Programmes Offered

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4. B.A.(Hons.) Political Science 5

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6. B.Com.(Hons.) 7

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3.2 Procedure of Online Admission
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3.3 Qualifying Examination 11
3.4 Who can Apply? 11
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3.6 Admission Eligibility 12
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3.7 Special Provisions 13

3.7.1 Ages 13
3.7.2 Relaxations/Concessions 13
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3.7.4 Admission of Foreign Candidates at Department/School 14
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3.7.5 Procedure of change in Name 14

3.7.6 Internal Assessment 15
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4. Fee Details
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4.2 Categories 15
4.3 Schedule of Fees/Charges Payable Yearly 15
Fee Structure for Category A and B 16
4.3.1 Special Fee to be collected from Foreign Students 19
4.3.2 Students Availing Facility of Diplomatic Bag 19
4.3.3 Indian Nationals Residing Abroad 19
4.4 Withdrawal of Admission and Refund of Admission/Examination Fee 19
5. Examination Related Information
5.1 Centre of Examination 20
5.2 Admission Ticket and Date Sheet 20
5.3 Non-Receipt of Admission Ticket 20
5.4 Minimum Acceptable Level of Academic Standards 20
6. Rechecking/Revaluation of Scripts
6.1 Rules for Rechecking of Answer Script 22
6.2 Rules for Revaluation of Answer Script 22
6.3 Rules for Supply of Copy of Evaluated Answer Script 22
7. Re-Continuation/Re-Admission
7.1 Re-Continuation/Re-Admission 23
7.2 Inter-College/University Migration 23

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8.3 Open Learning Development Centre (OLDC) 25

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8.6 Dialogue/Samvad 25
8.7 Identity Card 25

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8.8 Student Counselling Facility 25
8.9 Fee Concession/Financial Assistant to Student 26

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8.9.1 Fee Concession/Book Bank Facility 26

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8.9.2 Financial Assistance 26
8.9.3 PWBD Category
8.9.4 Facilities for Students with Disabilities
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8.9.6 Financial Assistance to Transgender Students 26
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8.10 DEB-UGC Recognition 26
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9. Other Important Information

9.1 Documents to be uploaded at the time of Admission 27
9.2 Additional Information 28
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9.3 List of Holidays 29

9.4 Contact Information 29
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9.5 Activities Conducted at Regional Centres 29

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9.6 Prohibition and Punishment for Ragging (Ordinance XV-C) 30

9.7 The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013 31
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9.8 Some Important Points to Note by the Fresher Students while visiting Delhi University 32
Public Information Officer
Frequently Asked Questions
Courses Offered by Campus of Open Learning (COL)
Members and Conveners of Staff Council Committee 2022-23
Administrative Staff
Guidelines for Online Registration and Admission – 2022-23
Gallery
Social Media Information
Disclaimer
 1 PROGRAMMES OFFERED

1. PROGRAMMES OFFERED

The Department/School offers Courses in Arts / Humanities and Commerce and Management merit streams of study at
the Undergraduate (UGCF 2022) as well as Postgraduate level. The undergraduate degree will be 3 or 4 years graduation, with
multiple exit options within this period, with appropriate certification/diploma. The details are given in the structure of UGCF –
2022. (For more information, visit UGCF-2020)
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1.1 Undergraduate Programmes under UGCF 2022
 Bachelor of Business Administration (Financial Investment Analysis)

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 Bachelor of Arts Programme
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 Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) Political Science
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 Master of Arts (Political Science)

 Master of Arts (Sanskrit)
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 2. COURSE STRUCTURE

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (FINANCIAL INVESTMENT ANALYSIS)

COURSE STRUCTURE BASED ON UGCF 2022

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 BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES (BMS)
COURSE STRUCTURE BASED ON UGCF 2022

Semester – I

Core Course (DSC) Generic Elective (GE) Ability Skill Enhancement Value Addition
Enhancement Course (SEC) Course (VAC)
Course (AEC)
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 B.A. (HONS.) ENGLISH COURSE STRUCTURE BASED ON UGCF - 2022
Semester – I

Core Course (DSC) Generic Elective (GE) Ability Skill Enhancement Value Addition
Enhancement Course (SEC) Course (VAC)
Course (AEC)
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 B.A. (HONS.) POLITICAL SCIENCE COURSE STRUCTURE BASED ON UGCF - 2022

Semester – I

Core Course (DSC) Generic Elective (GE) Ability Skill Enhancement Value Addition
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 B.A. (HONS.) ECONOMICS COURSE STRUCTURE BASED ON UGCF 2022
Semester – I

Core Course (DSC) Generic Elective (GE) Ability Skill Value Addition
Enhancement Enhancement Course (VAC)
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5. Ideas in Indian Practice
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Political Thought (Deptt. of

(Deptt. of Political Sanskrit)
Science)
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Semester – I

Core Course (DSC) Generic Elective (GE) Ability Skill Enhancement Value Addition
Enhancement Course (SEC) Course (VAC)
Course (AEC)
All are compulsory Choose Any One Compulsory Choose Any One Choose Any One
1. DSC-1 Management Principles 1. Principles of Micro Environmental 1. Finance for 1. Reading Indian

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मू य
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Ages : The making (Deptt. of Hindi)

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*For students who studied Mathematics upto 10th standard.

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Semester – I

Core Course (DSC) Generic Elective (GE) Ability Skill Enhancement Value Addition
Enhancement Course (SEC) Course (VAC)
Course (AEC)
All are compulsory Choose Any One Compulsory Choose Any One Choose Any One
1. DSC-1 Business Organization and 1. Principles of Micro Environmental 1. Finance for 1. Reading Indian
Management Economics-I Science: Theory Everyone (Deptt. of Fiction in

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(Deptt. of Economics) into Practice-I Commerce) English
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(Deptt. of Eng.)
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of
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History

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(Deptt. of History)
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values and
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Semester – I

Core Course (DSC) Generic Elective (GE) Ability Skill Enhancement Value Addition
Enhancement Course (SEC) Course (VAC)
Course (AEC)
Choose Any One from DSC-1(A/B) Choose Any One Compulsory Choose Any One Choose Any One

1. 1. English Fluency-I Environmental 1. Finance for 1. Reading Indian

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DSC-1 (A/B) (Deptt. of English) Science: Theory Everyone (Deptt. of Fiction in
into Practice-I Commerce) English

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(i) Introductory Microeconomics (Deptt. of Eng.)
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(ii) Basic concepts and Ideas in everyday life 2. भारतीय भ

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Education (Deptt. of Hindi)
(Deptt. of Eng.) परं परा और मानव
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(iii) Introduction to Literary Studies 3. Basic Sanskrit (Deptt. of Hindi)
(Deptt. of English) (Deptt. of Sanskrit ) 3. रं गमंच

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(Deptt. of Hindi)
(iv) िह दी भाषा और सािह य का इितहास

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(vii)Introduction of Political Theory Sanskrit)

(Deptt. of Political Science)

(viii) Sanskrit Poetry

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(Deptt. of Urdu)
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 2.
Discipline A-1/B-1
(Choose any two, however one
should be as chosen from DSC-1
(A/B)

(i) Basic Mathematics for

Economic Analysis
(Deptt. of Eco.)

(ii) Education in Contemporary

India
(Deptt. of Edu.)

(iii) Indian Classical Literature

(Deptt. of English)

(iv) िह दी िसनेमा और उसका

अ ययन
(Deptt. of Hindi)

(v) Ancient Societies

(Deptt. of History)

(vi) Topics in Calculus

(Deptt. of Math.)

(i) Public Administration in

India
(Deptt. of Pol. Sci.)

(viii) Sanskrit Grammar

(Deptt. of Sanskrit)

(ix) Study of Modern Poetry-I

(Deptt. of Urdu)

Total - 22 credits* (For All above Courses)

 12 credits DSC (4 credits for each DSC)
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 4 credits GE
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 2 credits AEC
 2 credits SEC
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 2 credits VAC
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 3 ADMISSION RELATED INFORMATION
3.1 Key Dates for Admission – Undergraduate Courses

(i) Availability of Prospectus and start of Online Admission on website (https://sol.du.ac.in) 4th October, 2022
(ii) Last date of Admission (Any change in last date of Admission will be notified only on – https://sol.du.ac.in) 31st October, 2022

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To provide Students Support Services at the door step of the students Department/School has revamped its admission procedure. Admissions in
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1. Go to SOL website and login for online admission.
2. Fill all the relevant information in the course details page/personal details page.
3. Upload all scanned copies of the relevant documents. (legible/clear)

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4. After successful payment, download the Fee Receipt and Identity Card.
(Note: All admissions are provisional subject to verification of documents.)

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The minimum requirements for admission to various Undergraduate courses offered by the Department/School are summarized below. Various
aspects such as qualifying examinations, minimum marks required and course specific requirements are covered hereinafter .

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Qualifying examinations for the purpose of admission to Undergraduate courses offered by the Department/School are summarized below. These
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are categorized in four groups. Candidate seeking admission should have passed the qualifying examination in any of these four groups.
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List of Qualifying Examinations
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Group Examination
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I Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination (Class XII) of the Central Board of Secondary Education or anexamination
recognized as equivalent there to.
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Pre-University Examination (2 years after ten years schooling) of an Indian University recognized by University of Delhi.
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Intermediate Examination of an Indian University/Board or an examination recognized as equivalent.
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II Indian School Certificate Examination (Class XII) of the Council of Indian School Certificate Examination,New Delhi.
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III General Certificate of Education Examination of U.K. *

1. Pass in five subjects of ordinary level. &
2. At least in two subjects at Advanced level. These two Advanced level courses may either be chosen from among the five
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Ordinary level subjects or from outside this group as prescribed bythe University of Delhi.
IV The students who have passed Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination of the Central Board ofSecondary Education. Delhi from
1981 under Vocational Technical Stream.
Notes: * Wherever G.C.E. Certificate indicates the grades it will be treated at par with the grades of Indian School CertificateExamination for the
purpose of admission requirements.

3.4. Who can Apply?

(a) No CUET Score is required, The admissions will be completed on the basis of marks secured in class XII.
(b) There is no seat limit in any UG Course.
(c) Admission is open to candidates from all over India.
(d) Admission is also open to Indian nationals working in Indian missions abroad and also to their dependents, subject to appearing in University
Examination at Delhi centre only.
(e) Admission is also open to Indian nationals settled abroad provided they are:
 Eligible and there examination centre will only be Delhi.
 They submit a duly attested photocopy of the passport.

Foreign nationals residing in India are also eligible for admission in this Department/School. Their cases will be dealt with as per procedure laid
down under Special Provisions.

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 3.5 Eligibility Certificate – Equivalence
The applications for admission to the Undergraduate courses in the Department/School University of Delhi in respect of candidates having
certificates from the examining bodies other than specified in the booklet of the University entitled “ Examination and Degree of other
Universities and Educational Institutions recognized by the University of Delhi” shall not be entertained by the Department/School without
production of an Eligibility Certificate issued by the University.

3.6 Admission Eligibility

S. No. Course Eligibility

1. Bachelor of Business Administration For General Candidates

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(FIA) The candidate must have 65% Marks in Class XII or its equivalent examination from a single
recognized board with 60% marks in Mathematics as subject.

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For OBC/EWS Candidates
The candidate must have 58.5% Marks in Class XII or its equivalent examination from a single

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recognized board with 54% marks in Mathematics as subject.
For SC/ST Candidates
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board with Mathematics as subject.
For PwBD Candidates
The candidate must have 61.75% Marks in Class XII or its equivalent examination from a single

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recognized board with 57% marks in Mathematics as subject.
2. Bachelor of Management Studies For General Candidates

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The candidate must have 60% Marks in Class XII or its equivalent examination from a single
recognized board with 60% marks in Mathematics as subject along with one language.

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For OBC/EWS Candidates
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recognized board with 54% marks in Mathematics as subject along with one language.
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The candidate must have in Class XII or its equivalent examination from a single recognized board
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3. B.Com. (H) For General Candidates

The candidate must have 55% Marks in Class XII or its equivalent examination from a single
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recognized board with Mathematics or Accountancy as a subject.

For OBC/EWS Candidates

The candidate must have 49.5% Marks in Class XII or its equivalent examination from a single
recognized board with Mathematics or Accountancy as a subject.
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The candidate must have minimum passing marks in Class XII or its equivalent examination from a
single recognized board with Mathematics or Accountancy as a subject.
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For PwBD Candidates

The candidate must have 52.5% Marks in Class XII or its equivalent examination from a single
recognized board with Mathematics or Accountancy as a subject.
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4. B.A. (H) English For General Candidates
65% marks or above in aggregate in any one of the qualifying examination with at least 75% marks
in English Core or 65% marks in English Elective/Functional English. (At least one language
(English only) + three academic subject.
For OBC/EWS candidates
58.5% marks or above in aggregate in any one of the qualifying examination with at least 67.5%
marks in English Core or 58.5% marks in English Elective/Functional English. (At least one
language (English only) + three academic subject.
For SC/ST Candidates
Minimum Passing marks in aggregate in any one of the qualifying examination with one language
(English only) + three academic subjects.
For PwBD Candidates
61.75% marks or above in aggregate in any one of the qualifying examination with at least 71.25%
marks in English Core or 61.75% marks in English Elective/Functional English. (At least one
language (English only) + three academic subject.
For Qualifying Examination Please see Point No 3.3.

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 5. B.A. (H) Pol. SC. For General Candidates
50% in aggregate in any one of the qualifying examinations at least with one language plus
three academic subjects.
For OBC/EWS Candidates
45% in aggregate in any one of the qualifying examinations at least with one language plus
three academic subjects.
For SC/ST Candidates
Minimum passing marks in any one of the qualifying examinations at least with one language
plus three academic subjects.
For PwBD Candidates
47.5% in aggregate in any one of the qualifying examinations at least with one language plus

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three academic subjects.
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6. B.A. Prog. The candidate must have passed in Class XII or its equivalent examination from a single
recognized board.

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7. B.Com. Prog. The candidate must have passed in Class XII or its equivalent examination from a single

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recognized board.
For Qualifying Examination Please see Point No 3.3.
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8. B.A. (Hons.) Economics
The candidate must have 60% Marks in Class XII or its equivalent examination from a single
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The candidate must have 54% Marks in Class XII or its equivalent examination from a single
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3.7.1 Age
As per the Ordinance of Delhi University, there is no minimum age bar for admission to the under-graduate and post-graduate courses
in the University and its colleges.
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(a) Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe
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Ref: AC Resolution No.88, dated 14/06/1983; EC Resolution No.157, dated24/12/2001

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The minimum eligibility requirement for Scheduled caste/ Scheduled Tribe candidates will be that they must have passed the qualifying
school/degree examination. Provided that the minimum eligibility for admission to post-graduate courses be the minimum pass marks of
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the qualifying examination concerned of the University of Delhi. Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribe candidates who had passed the last
qualifying examination from other Universities, should have secured at least the same percentage of pass marks in the qualifying
examination as prescribed for the equivalent examination of Delhi University for purposes of admission to the Post-graduate course of
this University.
Where the admission is based on the screening/written test, both for under-graduate and post-graduate courses, the Scheduled
Castes/Tribes candidates would also be required to take the test but their merit list will be prepared separately and permitted as per the
reservation quota.
(b) Other Backward Classes
Ref: Notification No. Aca.1/2012-13/OBC/588 dated 11/04/2012
The OBC candidates shall be given a relaxation in the minimum eligibility in the qualifying examination and in the minimum eligibility
(if any) in the admission entrance test to the extent of 10% of the minimum eligibility marks prescribed for the General category
candidates. For example, if the minimum eligibility for admission to a course is 50% for the General category candidates, the minimum
eligibility for theOBCs would be 45%.
All those OBC candidates who secure the minimum eligibility marks in the qualifying examination and the minimum eligibility marks (if
any) in the entrance test shall be eligible for admission in the order of their merit, keeping in view the availability of seats reserved for
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 Only those candidates who belong to the 'Non-Creamy Layer' and whose castes appear in the Central List of the OBCs shall be eligible to be
considered for admission under the OBC Category.
(C) Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD)
The PwBD candidates with not less than 40% disability shall be given a relaxation in the minimum eligibility in the qualifying examination
and in the minimum eligibility (if any) in the admission entrance test to the extent of 5%.

3.7.3 Pre-University/SSLC
Optional Cases of candidates who have passed S.S.L.C. (11 Years) Pre-University (One Year Course) from Madras University and
Madurai University can also be considered for admission to the 1st year of the 3-year Degree course provisionally subject to the
approval of the Equivalence Committee and Academic Council provided they fulfill the percentage of marks, of the particular course.

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Such candidates are, however, required to submit an authenticated proof of having done 11 year schooling in S.S.L.C. examination and
one year P.U.C.

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3.7.4 Admission of Foreign Candidates at Department/School

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All foreign candidates residing in India and seeking admission to B.A. (Programme)I B.Com. / B.A. (Hons) English/ B.A. (Hons),
Political Science / B.Com. (Hons) Courses in the School of Open Learning and satisfying the course, marks are required to apply to the

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Deputy Dean, Foreign Students Registry (FSR) Room No-11, First Floor, Conference Center, University of Delhi, Delhi-110007. No
foreign student shall be admitted to the Department of Distance & Continuing Education, Campus of Open Learning/School of Open

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Learning, University of Delhi without prior approval of the Deputy Dean, Foreign Students Advisor, University of Delhi.

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As per the directions received from Dy. Dean (Foreign Students), Foreign Students Registry, University of Delhi, the consideration of
admission of foreign students in different courses of Department will be as follows:-

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(I) Nepal and Bhutan nationals enjoy a visa free regime with India. Hence students from these countries may be admitted to correspondence

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Tibetan students on "Special Entry Permit (SEP)" who come to India for education purpose only cannot enroll for correspondence
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(III) All other foreign students from any other country, holding a"Student Visa" are required to pursue only regular/full time academic courses.
As per above information, the foreign students (from Nepal/Bhutan/Tibet) seeking admission to School of Open Learning (SOL) courses are
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3.7.5 Procedure of Change in Name

As per University of Delhi Notification (No.Aca-II/Change of name/279/2021/01/190 dated 16th April, 2021)

In suppression of all the previous Notifications issued by the University from time to time, the following procedure for change of name of a student,
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duly approved by the Executive Council Resolution No. 65 dated 18th March, 2021 has been notified for necessary compliance by all concerned.
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Any Student (Male/Female/Others) who wishes to change his/her name for any reason is required to submit the following documents:
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1. Submission of application, mentioning the Enrolment Number of the student, duly forwarded by the Principal of the College/Head of the
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Institution, along with Rs. 500/- as Application Fee.

2. Newspaper cuttings (in original) as proof of the advertisement published with regard to change of name in at least two Indian leading daily
newspapers.
3. Self-Declaration on the prescribed format by the Applicant (Appendix-I).
4. Original copy of the Government of India Gazette Notification about the change of name.
5. Self-declaration by the applicant regarding change of his/her name (Appendix-II)
OR
Submission of the Matriculation, or its Equivalent Certificates in case the student has got his/her name changed in the said certificate while
studying in the University of Delhi.
OR
Proof of marriage i.e. a self-attested copy of the Marriage Registration Certificate issued by the Competent Authority in case of female students
applying for change of surname due to marriage.

6. (i) Application for change of name will be entertained only when the applicant is a student of the University of Delhi at the time of applying for
change of name.
(ii) Application for change of name from a person who is not a student of the University at the time of submission of application or who has
already completed his/her course of study shall not be considered.

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 7. The process of change of name may require at least 2 week’s time after submission of application.
8. Application of students of any class for change of name shall be accepted only after 30 th September.
9. Any change of name/surname will be effective only after its approval by the University.
10. The name after change will be read as changed name alias/ nee earlier name.

After receipt of such requests from the Colleges/Departments, these will be examined by the University and processed for consideration in
accordance with the University rules. The Principals of the Colleges/Heads of the Departments may kindly ensure that the above procedure is strictly
followed.

3.7.6 Internal Assessment

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As per the AC Resolution No 14 Dt. 3.8.2022 and EC Resolution No 18 (18-11) dated 18.8.2022. The continuous assessment (Internal Assessment)
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4.1 Mode of Payments of Fees

Online: The candidates are requested to pay their fee at the time of admission through debit card/credit card/net banking. The institute makes all

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In order to avoid any inconvenience in future, the students are advised to use their own/mother/father/debit/credit card or Net Banking.
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• Category A- Indian Nationals who are residing in India.
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Basic Fees and Charges payable by students seeking admission to I Year of Undergraduate Programme and Honours courses on semester basis are
indicated below. Please note that the fee structure is different for various categories of students. Please read the notes carefully to know if any extra
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 FEE STRUCTURE FOR CATEGORY A AND B

1. B.A. Programme

S.No. Head Fees in Rupees

1. Tuition Fee 500
2. University Student Welfare Fund 100
3. College Student Welfare Fund 100
4. University Development Fund 900
5. College Development Fund 300

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7. College Facilities and Services Charges 2500
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 Rs. 400/- will be deducted under the head of “College Facilities and Services Charges” for the students who do not want the Hard copy of the Study Material.

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7. College Facilities and Services Charges 3000

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 Rs. 400/- will be deducted under the head of “College Facilities and Services Charges” for the students who do not want the Hard copy of the Study Material.
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S.No. Head Fees in Rupees

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1. Tuition Fee 500

2. University Student Welfare Fund 100
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3. College Student Welfare Fund 100

4. University Development Fund 900
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5. College Development Fund 300

6. University Facilities and Services Charges 500
7. College Facilities and Services Charges 3000
8. Economically Weaker Section Support University 100
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9. Delhi University Students Union (DUSU) Fund Not applicable

Total 5500

 Examination Fee (for semester-I & II) of Rupees 1820/- will also paid at the time of admission in addition to the above mentioned fees.
 Rs. 400/- will be deducted under the head of “College Facilities and Services Charges” for the students who do not want the Hard copy of the Study Material.

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 4. B.Com Programme

S.No. Head Fees in Rupees

1. Tuition Fee 500
2. University Student Welfare Fund 100
3. College Student Welfare Fund 100
4. University Development Fund 900
5. College Development Fund 300
6. University Facilities and Services Charges 500

7. College Facilities and Services Charges 2500

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 Rs. 400/- will be deducted under the head of “College Facilities and Services Charges” for the students who do not want the Hard copy of the Study Material.
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6. B.A. (Hons.) Economics

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1. Tuition Fee 500
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2. University Student Welfare Fund 100

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4. University Development Fund 900
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5. College Development Fund 300

6. University Facilities and Services Charges 500
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7. College Facilities and Services Charges 3000

8. Economically Weaker Section Support University Fund 100
9. Delhi University Students Union (DUSU) Fund Not applicable

Total 5500

 Examination Fee (for semester-I & II) of Rupees 1820/- will also paid at the time of admission in addition to the above mentioned fees.
 Rs. 400/- will be deducted under the head of “College Facilities and Services Charges” for the students who do not want the Hard copy of the Study Material.

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7. Bachelor of Business Administration (FIA)

S.No. Head Fees in Rupees

1. Tuition Fee 2000
2. University Student Welfare Fund 100
3. College Student Welfare Fund 100
4. University Development Fund 900
5. College Development Fund 300
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Total 15200

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1. The fees and other charges are to be paid in Indian currency (Rupees) along with the application form for admission ONLINE through

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 4.3.3 Indian Nationals Residing Abroad
4.3.1 Special Fee to be collected from Foreign Students
Indian students residing abroad and falling under Category B would
As per letter No. Ref. No. FSR/6312, dated 24, Jan.2013 of Dy. have to pay Rs. 1500/- the addition to course fee mentioned above
Dean, (Foreign Students) University of Delhi, the School will charge this would include Tuition Fee and other charges.
(Rs. 6,000/-) Registration Fee for the Department of Distance &
Continuing Education, Campus of Open Learning/School of Open
Learning in addition to total Fee as mentioned in Fee Structure For
Category A and B to be paid to Department of Distance & Continuing
Education, Campus of Open Learning/School of Open Learning,
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(i) Refund of Admission Fee Quantum of fee to be refunded
(a) As per UGC Letter No D.O. No. 2.71/2022 (PP.II) dated 2 August, 2022 regarding fee refund
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policy 2022-23 to avoid Financial Hardship being faced by parents, it has been decided by UGC that
full refund of fees should be made by the higher educational institutions on account of all
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(c) When a student applies for withdrawal of admission within 15 days from the date of his/her admission. The
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same bank account, as mentioned in the Admission Form.
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(ii) Refund of Examination Fee
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In the event of death of a candidate before commencement of examination
student
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of the examination duly certified by the Principal/Head of the Department/Dean of the faculty.
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 5. EXAMINATION RELATED INFORMATION

5.1 Centre of Examination

Centre of Examination shall only be Delhi.

5.2 Admission Ticket and Date Sheet

The Admission Ticket containing Examination Roll Number, Examination Centre and the Date Sheet for the examination will only be available on the
COL/SOL website. Students are advised to download the Admission Ticket Date Sheet etc., well before the commencement of the said examination,
failing which, the consequences shall solely be the responsibility of the concerned student. COL/SOL provides important information to the students

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through SMS on their Mobile Numbers registered with Department/School or uploading notices on the COL/SOL website. Students are strictly advised
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by the student from the office of SOL, South Regional Centre, South Moti Bagh, New Delhi and West Regional Centre on production the Identity
Card/latest fee receipt issued by the Department seven days before the commencement of the examination. However, PDF format Admission Ticket
will be available on COL/SOL website.

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The minimum acceptable level of achievement that a student must demonstrate to be eligible for the award of academic credit or a qualification is the
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process of the student's performance is indicated below:
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A+ (Excellent) 9
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C (Average) 5
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Exit Options: The minimum credit to be earned by a student per semester is 18 credits and the maximum is 26 credits. However, students are advised
to earn 22 credits per semester. This provision is meant to provide students the comfort of the flexibility of semester-wise academic load and to learn
at his/her own pace. However, the mandatory number of credits have to be secured for the purpose of award of Undergraduate Certificate/
Undergraduate Diploma/ Appropriate Bachelor's Degree in the field of Study/ Discipline, to a student who chooses to exit at the end of even semesters
(details provided below).

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Credits to be
Secured for the
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6 Bachelor of (Field of Multidisciplinary Courses After Successful 176

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 6 RECHECKING/REVALUATION OF SCRIPTS

As per the directive of the University, the applications for b) there can be a DECREASE in the marks,
revaluation will be accepted by the University within two weeks 1. The application is to be made by the candidate in his/her
from the date of declaration of results. The tabulated results shall be own handwriting and with his/her own signature and not
made available on the website as well as office of the Department by anyone else on his/her behalf.
of Distance & Continuing Education, Campus of Open
2. Prescribed fee:
Learning/School of Open Learning, University of Delhi.
Rs.1000/- per paper to be deposited on University website
www.du.ac.in.
6.1 Rules for Rechecking of Answer Script 3. If the award of the Revaluation varies from the original

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award, up to and including + 5% of the maximum marks,
1. Rechecking is to be applied for, within 21 days from the date of theoriginal award will stand.

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publication of result on university web site.
(a) If the award of the first Revaluator is beyond ± 5%
2. Rechecking in Practical examination etc. is not undertaken but in and upto ± 10% the average of the marks of original

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the course/subject where rechecking is permissible the answer examiner and the first Revaluator will be taken.
books are checked just to ensure that all the questions
(b) If the award of the Revaluator varies form the
attempted by the candidate have been valued, that the marks

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original award by more then ± 10% of the minimum
awarded have been totaled correctly and that the total marks
marks, the answer script will be examined by a
have been correctly carried over to the result statement.
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3. Fee for Rechecking of the result is Rs. 700/-per paper payable
the average of the two nearest award out of the three
online on DU website.
awards thus available (including the original award)
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the date of declaration of result on the University web site shall
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5. Application form is accepted for Rechecking of results Script
provisionally, subject to the particulars being found correct
1. If the candidate wants a copy of the evaluated answerscript, he/
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she should select the paper carefully.
The candidate is required to produce a photocopy of his/her
2. The application should be submitted between 61st day and 75th
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day of declaration of result on the University website.
time of submission of application form for Rechecking.
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current Admission Ticket and/or statement of marks for
Principal of the College concerned.
verifications of Roll No., marks etc., at the time of submission
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of Application Form.
6.2 Rules for Revaluation of Answer Script
4. Entries made by the candidate must be verified by the
Principal of the College/Head of the Department concerned.
1. Revaluation is allowed only in theory papers of non-
professional courses, which have not been jointly valued. 5. The application is to be made by the candidate in his/her own
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2. Carefully select the papers in which you wish to seek else on his/her behalf.
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6. Examination office will endeavor to provide a copy of Answer-
beaccepted and will besummarily rejected.
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Script within 30 days of submission of application. The student

3. Revaluation is to be applied for within 21 days of the date of is required to collect the copy of the evaluated answer script
uploading of result on the University website. within a period of 15 days from the date of intimation of
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current Admission Ticket and/or statement of marks for 7. If a student finds any error in totaling of marks or finds that any
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verification of Roll No., marks etc. at the time of submission of question has not been evaluated, then he/she should
Application Form for Revaluation.
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5. Entries made by the candidate should be verified by the proforma within a period of 10 days of the collection of the
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Principal of the Collegeconcerned. evaluated answer script.

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Please Note that unmarked question shall not be admissible.

1. When you apply for revaluation, you surrender your original 9. Prescribed Fee:
performance and will have to accept the revised performance in Rs.750/- per paper to be deposited on University website
which: www.du.ac.in.
a) there can be NO CHANGE,
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 7 RE-CONTINUATION/RE-ADMISSION

7.1. Re-Continuation/Re-Admission
The cancellation cases of SOL students will not be re-continued / re-admitted in any circumstances. In these cases the enrollment number will
also be annulled.
However, the discontinued cases of SOL students for re- continuation re- admission will be forwarded to the Admission Committee for further
decision in the matter on individual merit basis.

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1. Inter-university migration may be permitted only in the beginning of the III Semester of undergraduate Programme under semester mode on
production of (i) Leaving Certificate from the Principal of the College or from the Registrar of the University he/she is leaving and (ii)

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marks sheets of the examinations already passed and (iii) documentary evidence in support of the ground on which migration has been
sought.

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2. Admission of a student to the University in the III Semester of study for B.A./B. Com degree examination may only be allowed on the
ground that the parent or guardian of the student has migrated to Delhi.
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3. (a) Inter College migration within the University of Delhi in the III Semester of undergraduate Courses under the semester mode may be
allowed subject to availability of seats and consent of Principals of both the colleges.
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(c) The last date for migration will be 31st August.
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by the Principal of the college from which migration is sought, and the necessary alteration in the enrolment entries shall only be made
in the University Register by the Registrar after obtaining the consent in writing from both Principals.

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in the said examination subject to the conditions laid down under the Regulation of the University relating to Conditions of Admission to
University Examinations.
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permitted.
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 8. STUDENTS SUPPORT SERVICES

8.1. Study Material

1. As per DEB guidelines preparation and provisions of study material without any cost to all the students of Department/School is mandatory
requirement. Accordingly, the syllabus for such papers of the course is divided into suitable number of lessons. These lessons are prepared by
experienced teachers and cover the entire course prescribed by the University of Delhi. The soft copy of the study material is available on SOL
Website. The printed study material is either sent by post or distributed at concerned regional center.
2. This year the competent authority has decided to give rebate of Rs. 400/- in Admission Fee to those students who do not require study

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material in hardcopy format as an incentive for ecofriendly initiative by saving paper. However, The soft copy of the study material will be
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Academic Counselling Sessions are conducted on Sundays/Gazetted holidays. Moreover, Department/School also conducts few batches on
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discussions are organized at various centres for a specified period as in table below. Local students may be provided D.T.C. destination bus
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a Semester day per subject Subject in a semester
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B.A. (Hons.) 15 01 15
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B.A. Programme 10 01 10
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B.A. (Hons.) 15 01 15
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 8.3 Open Learning Development Centre (OLDC)
All students are advised to get themselves registered with the
Library within TWENTY DAYS OF THE ALLOTMENT of their
The Campus of Open Learning has established an Educational
Department/School Admission Numbers. Students desirous to
Technology Lab, Open Learning Development Centre (OLDC) as a
become members of the Library will have to bring with them the fee
resource Centre at Academic Research Centre oppsite SGTB Khalsa
receipt along with their Identity Card for registration.
College, University of Delhi, Delhi-110007. It has been providing
technical and resource support for developing basic skills as well as Students of B.A.(Programme) & B.Com. Courses will be issued two
advanced expertise in the field of Distance and Open Education. In books while the students of Hons Courses will be issued three books.
OLDC there are laboratories for audio-video e-content development.
Students shall carry their Identity Card on every visit to be shown at
There is a well-equipped studio which contains all modern
the library gate. If this card is lost by the student, a duplicate can be
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obtained from the School on payment of Rs. 30/-. If any book(s)
education/online education.
issued is/ are lost, the students will be required to replace it by the

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Reference Books and Magazines are not issued under any
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general books, reference books, journals and magazines. The
Following services/facilities are provided in the library: The Department/School has the facility of Book Bank for the
marginalized/weaker section student wherein sufficient number of

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Services
7) DELNET (Developing Library Network) 8.7 Identity Card
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Services
Every student is required to have an Identity Card of the
 8) EOC (Equal Opportunity Cell) for visually Department/School. The student can download the same from SOL
impaired students website https://sol.du.ac.in.
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 The book/books will be issued for a fortnight (15
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days) only. Members of the teaching departments are available to solve the
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 The timings of the Library (Subject to change) are as academic problems of the students on all working days in the
follows: Department/School at the Main Campus only. The availability of the
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09.30a.m. to 5.00 p.m.: (Except Sundays and holidays) members of the teaching department is displayed on the website.
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On Sundays and other Holidays, the Library will remain open during
Academic Counselling Session, PCP Classes.
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 "Provided that the Persons with Physical Disabilities shall be waived
8.9 Fee Concession/Financial Assistant to Students
off all the fees payable including the Examination fee and other
8.9.1 Fee Concession / Book Bank Facility University fees (Except Admission fee). Subscription towards Delhi
 Fee Concession and Book Bank facility is available for University Students Union and identity Card fee for pursuing
students whose family income from all sources is below 2.5 Undergraduate, Post-graduate courses in the University or its
Lakh per annum. Colleges.
The government of India notified the ‘persons with benchmark’ in
 To avail this facility the applicant must upload Income this Ability Act (PWBD) vide notification No.ACT No.49 of 2016
Certificate (Government/ Private/ Notary) and also tick ( ) dated 17.12.2016. The Admissions in University of Delhi are being
in the column in the admission form for fee concession and done as per PWBD Act-2016.
Book Bank.
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Their number on Department/School rolls has been increasing
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belonging to economically weaker section. A student will receive an enrolled in Department/School.

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amount of Rs. 2500/- in addition to exemption of tuition fees. Students
As per UGC guidelines, we are in the process of setting up an
should submit an application to the Assistant Registrar Admission
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North/South/West, along with the documents/ Certificates listed against
machines. The Department/School already has a Disability
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Coordinator and a Committee to help such students. As per Delhi
1. Students who belong to the below mentioned categories can avail University decisions, fee concession is provided to students with
Financial Assistance on production of the relevant disabilities. Study materials is being provided in DAISY audio
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a) B.P.L (Ration Card), b) A.A.Y. (Ration Card), c) Labour Card, A Single Window Service counter is available for disabled students
d) PRS (Ration Card), e) PWBD cases of the above four in the Record Room, on the ground floor of the main building of
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categories (This is an addition to fee waiver). Department/School. Such Students can approach this counter or get
in touch with the Assistant Registrar, Admissions in case they face
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2. Students who belong to the following Categories can avail of any difficulty.
Financial Assistance on producing the relevant certificate along
with Income Certificate* of Rs.2.5 Lakhs or Less per Annum.
8.9.5 Financial Assistance to SC/ST Students
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Income Certificate issued by the Government/ Revenue Students belonging to Scheduled Castes /Scheduled Tribes are
Department/Tehsildar/SDM/ Patwari. advised to apply to their respective State Governments for financial
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(a) Single Parent, (b) Death of Parent/s, (c) Divorced Female

Students, (d) Divorce Parents, (e) Medical Cases. assistance to defray the expenses of their education.
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3. Cases of other deserving students will be considered by the 8.9.6 Financial Assistance to Transgender Students
Committee. Application to be submitted to Assistant Registrar
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Full fee waiver is available to Transgender Students. Please Contact

North, South and West Admission Section along with Income Assistant Registrar North, Assistant Registrar South, Convener,
Certificate* of Rs.2.5 Lakhs or Less per annum.
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Admission & Students Welfare Committee. (Subject to acceptance of

Income Certificate issued by the Government (State or Central), recommendation).
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Revenue Department. Tehsildar, SDM, Patwari.

8.9.7 Fee Concession to University/Department/School
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8.9.3 PWBD Category

Employee/Ward
As per Delhi University Notification No.Aca.1/082/2001/
The University employees and the employees working in affiliated
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PWBD/2012- 2013/355, dated 13th Sept.2013, the following

amendment to ordinance (4) of the university has been added after colleges of the University of Delhi on permanent post can be granted
subclause 2 of Ordinance (4) of the said Ordinance. exemption from payment of tuition fee. However, the employee has to
produce documentary proof for the same. The ward/s of permanent
employee of DDCE,COL/SOL are also exempted from paying tuition
fee. However, the application must be verified by the Establishment
Branch.

8.10. DEB-UGC Recognition

All the Courses offered by Department/School, are recognized by the
Distance Education Bureau UGC for the Year 2022-23.

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 9. OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION

9.1 Documents to be uploaded at the time of Admission

The scanned copies of essential documents to be uploaded.
For admission process a scanned copy of all the essential documents listed below, as applicable have to be uploaded at the time of registration:

(I) Students who have passed from CBSE to upload following documents:

1. Recent Photograph and Signature. (10 KB to 200 KB, JPEG Format)

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2. Self Attested copy of Class-X Marksheet. (10 KB to 200 KB, PDF/JPEG Format)

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3. Self Attested copy of Class-XII Marksheet. (10 KB to 200 KB, PDF/JPEG Format)

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(II) Students from other than CBSE Boards have to upload the following documents:
1. Recent Photograph and Signature.

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2. Self Attested copy of Class-X Certificate and Marksheet.

(10 KB to 200 KB, PDF/JPEG Format)

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3. Self Attested copy of Class-XII Certificate and Marksheet.

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in its meeting held on 21st March, 2018 that the candidates having three year engineering diploma (10 + 3) from the Board of Technical
Education of different states of India shall be eligible to seek admission in 1 st year of Undergraduate Courses in Department of Distance &
Continuing Education, Campus of Open Learning/School of Open Learning, University of Delhi.
The Following documents will be required for the purpose:
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1. Recent Photograph and Signature. (10 KB to 200 KB, JPEG Format)

2. Self-attested copy of Class-X Certificate and Marksheet. (10 KB to 200 KB, PDF/JPEG Format)
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3. Self-attested copy of semester V and VI (Final YearMarksheet) (10 KB to 200 KB, PDF/JPEG Format)
4. Self-attested copy of Provisional certificate (Most Important)
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(IV) Students applying against the reserved (SC/ST/ OBC/PWBD etc.) and BPL category must upload the following documents, as
applicable, in addition to the above-mentioned documents:
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1. Self-attested copy of Reserve Category Certificate of the candidates only, if applicable (SC/ST/OBC/PWBD etc. candidates)
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The certificate of the candidate must have been issued before the date of admission.
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2. Self-attested copy of Original Income Certificate, if applying for Fee Concession/Financial Assistance.
3. Self-attested copy of BPL/AAY Ration Card,if applying forFinancial Assistance.
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 (V) For PWBD and FSR applicants
i) District Magistrate / Additional District Magistrate /
For Online admission process all essential documents to be
submitted at the time of submission of Admission Form are as ii) Collector I Deputy Commissioner / Additional Deputy
follows: Commissioner I Deputy Collector / First Class Stipendiary
1. Self-attested photocopy of Class-X Certificate and Magistrate / City Magistrate / Assistant Commissioner.
Marksheet. iii) Chief Presidency Magistrate/Additional Chief
2. Self-attested photocopy of Class-XII Certificate and
Presidency Magistrate/ Presidency Magistrate.
Marksheet (current students can submit Original Provisional
iv) Revenue Officers not below the rank of Tehsildar.
Certificate).
v) Sub-Divisional Officer of the area where the candidate
3. Original copy of Migration Certificate/ Transfer
or his family normally resides.
Certificate (if the candidates h a v e studied from the boards
vi) Administrator / Secretary to Administrator /
other than Delhi like NIOS, UP, Bihar, Haryana, Rajasthan Development Officer(Laccadive and Minicoy Island).
etc.).
4. Self-attested photocopy of Reserve Category Certificate of
the candidates belonging to SC/ST Category and in case of 8. Aggregate marks in respect of examinations where the
PWBD Category Disability Certificate with minimum 40% results are shown in grades and standards attained in
disability issued by any Government Hospital. different subjects (such as the Pre-University /Pre-Degree
The certificate of the candidate must have been issued before Examinationetc.) the minimum percentage of the marks for
the date of admission. subjects given in standards is taken into account.
5. Original Income Certificate, if applying for fee 9. Candidates must ensure their respective eligibility to the
concession/Financial Assistance. course to which they apply. The Department/School
6. Self-attested photocopy of AAY Ration Card, for reserves the right to cancel any admission at any stage if
Financial assistance. the candidate is found to be ineligible as per rules and
regulations prescribed by the University from time to time.
9.2 Additional Information For any dispute, jurisdiction shall be the Delhi Courts only.
1. The Department/School remains open for interaction with
students on all working days from 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 10. As per university notification vide letter No. Acad.-
Office of the Department/School remains closed on l/Equivalance/2012/143 dated 28th May 2012: "The
Saturdays, Sundays and other declared Holidays. Committee recommended that the Madarsa affiliated with
2. Students already on rolls need not apply for admission the corresponding State Madarsa Boards and the
afresh for II/ Ill Year. certificates/ qualifications of the Madarsa Boards which
3. The OBC status is to be determined on the basis of the have been granted equivalence by the corresponding State
Central List of OBCs as notified by the Ministry of Social Board of Education to that of their Senior Secondary
Justice & Empowerment on the recommendation of Education, Council of Boards of School Education in India
National Commission for Backward Classes. (COBSE) and/or by any other School Examination Board
4. If any false attestation/falsified records are detected, the be recognized at par with Senior Secondary Certificate of
student will be debarred from attending any course in the CBSE for the purpose of admission in the Under-graduate
University or its college(s) for next five years and in courses.
addition, a criminal case under relevant section of IPC (viz.
470, 471, 474 etc.) will be instituted against him/her to the 11. Candidates who have passed the Matriculation or the
requisite criminal proceeding. S.S.L.C., S.S.C. or Higher Secondary (11 year schooling)
5. All admissions are provisional till the verification of examination only, are NOT eligible for admission to UG
original certificates and confirmation by the Department. Course.
The Department/School reserves the right to cancel the
provisional admission or the result of the examination of 12. As per Distance Education Bureau (DEB) wide notification
concerned degree course of any student at any time. no.F.No.1-8/2022(DEBI) dated 13.07.2022 there is no
6. There is no restriction on admission in any course for gap need to appear in CUET 2022 to take Admissions in the
year students. courses offered through Distance Mode.
7. There is no provision of admission for compartmental
candidates in Under-graduate Courses.
8. A candidate who registers himself/herself under SC/ST
Category is required to produce the Category Certificate
of Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe in his/her own name.
The Issuing Authority of the SC/ST Certificate must be any
one of the following:

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 9.3. List of Holidays
List of declared holidays for the year 2022-23 session is provided below for the reference of students.

HOLIDAYS
Dussehra October 05, 2022 Wednesday
Milad-Un-Nabi or ld-E-Milad October 09, 2022 Sunday
Diwali (Deepawali) October 24, 2022 Monday
Guru Nank's Birthday November 08, 2022 Tuesday
Christmas Day December 25, 2022 Sunday
Republic Day January 26, 2023 Thursday
Maha Shivratri March 18, 2023 Saturday
Holi March 08, 2023 Wednesday
Mahavir Jayanti April 04, 2023 Tuesday
Good Friday April 07, 2023 Friday
Id-Ul-Fitr April 22, 2023 Saturday
Budh Purnima May 05, 2023 Friday

9.4 Contact Information

Complete details of contact information for the Department/School and essential information services related to updation of student's
its South and West Regional Centres are provided below. Students may profile, status of degree, Marksheet, Exam Form/Demand Letter,
contact the Department/School in case of any problem. Academic Counselling Sessions, Old Question Papers, Study
Materials, Syllabus, Faculty Members contact timing etc. Students
In addition, the Department/School has a website also which provides can visit at https://sol.du.ac.in.

NORTH CAMPUS SOUTH CAMPUS WEST CAMPUS EAST CAMPUS

North Regional Centre South Regional Centre West Regional Centre East Regional Centre
Department of Distance & Department of Distance & Department of Distance & Department of Distance &
Continuing Education, School of Continuing Education, School of Continuing Education, School Continuing Education, School
Open Learning/ Campus of Open Open Learning/ Campus of Open of Open Learning/Campus of of Open Learning/Campus of
Learning, University of Delhi, Learning, University of Delhi, Open Learning, University of Open Learning, University of
South Moti Bagh, (Old Motilal Delhi, Delhi,
5, Calvary Lane, Delhi-110007 C-2, Keshav Puram, University Plot No – 4, Fc – 10
Nehru College Building), New
Delhi of Delhi, Delhi - 110035 Tahirpur, Delhi - 110095
PABX/Enquiries - 27667600, 27667581, PABX/Enquiries - 24151600, Contact – 011-2781469 Under Construction
27667645, 27666780 26882897, 26879462

Email Id – [email protected] Email Id – [email protected] Email Id - sksharma@sol- Email Id - kbgupta@sol-

du.ac.in du.ac.in
Fax – 27667242 Fax – 24104027

9.5 Activities Conducted at Regional Centres

The following services are provided at the Regional Centres of the Department/School.
1. Facility for Submission of First year Admission Form of B.A.(Prog.)/B.Com. for PWBD candidates.
2. Dispatch/Distribution of Study Material to the students of I, II and Ill year of all B.A/B.Com.
3. Demand & Collection of fees for II and Ill year of B.A.(Programe) and B.Com.
4. Facility of borrowing books from the Library and use of Reading Room.
5. Facility of Fee-Concession, Financial Assistance and borrowing of textbooks from the 'Book-Bank' to the low income group
students.
6. Commencement of Academic Counselling Session on working days/Saturdays/Sundays.
7. Students of B.A. (Prog.)/B.Com. get their results, duplicate Admit cards, mark- sheets, provisional certificates, Bona-fide
Certificates and "No Dues Certificates" also from their respective Regional Centres.

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 9.6 Prohibition and Punishment for Ragging (ORDINANCE XV-C)

1. Ragging, in any form is strictly prohibited, within the premises of College/ Department or Institution and any part of Delhi
University system as well as on public transport.
2. Any individual or collective act or practice of ragging constitutes gross indiscipline and shall be dealt with under this Ordinance.
3. Ragging for the purposes of this Ordinance, ordinarily means any act, conduct or practice by which dominant power or status of
senior students is brought to bear on students freshly enrolled or students who are in any way considered junior or inferior by other
students; and includes individual or collective acts or practices which -
a. involve physical assault or threat to use physical force
b. violates the status, dignity and honor of women students
c. violates the status, dignity and honor of students belonging to the scheduled castes and tribes
d. exposes students to ridicule and contempt and affects their self-esteem
e. entails verbal abuse and aggression, indecent gestures and obscene behavior.
4. The Principal of a College, the Head of the Department or an Institution, the authorities of the College, or University Hostel or Halls
of Residence shall take immediate action on any information of the occurrence of ragging.
5. Not withstanding anything in Clause (4) above, the Proctor may also Suo moto enquire into any incident of ragging and make a
report to the Vice-Chancellor of the identity of those who have engaged in ragging and the nature of the incident.
6. The Proctor may also submit an initial report establishing the identity of the perpetrators of ragging and the nature of the
ragging incident.
7. If the Principal of a College or Head of the Department or Institution or the Proctor is satisfied that, for some reason, to be
recorded in writing, it is not reasonably practical to hold such an enquiry, he/ she may so advise the Vice- Chancellor accordingly.
8. When the Vice-Chancellor is satisfied that it is not expedient to hold such an enquiry, his / her decision shall be final.
9. On the receipt of a report under Clause (5) or (6) or a determination by the relevant authority under clause (7) disclosing the
occurrence of ragging incidents described in Clause 3(a), (b) and (c), the Vice-Chancellor shall direct or order rustication of a
student or students for a specific number of years.
10. The Vice-chancellor may in other cases of ragging order or direct that any student or students be expelled or be not for a stated
period, admitted to a course of study in a college, departmental examination for one or more years or that the results of the
student or students concerned in the examination or examinations in which they appeared be cancelled.
11. In case any students who have obtained degrees or diplomas of Delhi University are found guilty; under this Ordinance,
appropriate action will be taken under Statute 15 for withdrawal of degrees or diploma conferred by the University.
12. For the purpose of this Ordinance, abetment to ragging whether by way of any act, practice or incitement of ragging will also
amount to ragging.
13. All Institutions within the Delhi University system shall be obligated to carry out instructions/ directions issued under this
Ordinance, and to give aid assistance to the Vice-Chancellor to achieve the effective.

Note: Order of the Vice-Chancellor in pursuance of Ordinance XV-C:

Where incident(s) of ragging are reported to the Vice-Chancellor by any authority under this Ordinance, the students(s)
involved in ragging, shall be expelled for a specified term, designated in the order. Non-students involved in reports of
ragging will be proceeded with under the criminal law of India; they will also be rendered ineligible for a period of five years
from seeking enrolment in any of the institutions of the University of Delhi. Students against whom necessary action is
taken under this note, will be given post decisional hearing, with strict adherence to the rules of natural justice.

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 9.7 The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013

An Act to provide protection against sexual harassment of women at workplace and for the prevention and redressal of complaints of sexual
harassment and for matters connected therewith incidental thereto.

Whereas sexual harassment results in violation of the fundamental rights of a woman to equality under articles 14 and 15 of the Constitution
of India and her right to life and to live with dignity under article 21 of the Constitution and right to practice any profession or to carry on
any occupation, trade or business which includes a right to a safe environment free from sexual harassment.

And whereas the protection against sexual harassment and the right to work with dignity are universally recognized human rights by
international conventions and instruments such as Convention on the Elimination of all forms of discrimination against Women, which has
been ratified on the 25th of June 1993 by the Government of India.

And whereas it is expedient to make provisions for giving effect to the said Convention for protection of women against sexual
harassment at workplace.

For details, please see the website http://indiacode.nic.in/acts-in-pdf/142013.pdf.

Members of ICC @ SOL

S. No. Name Designation
1. Dr. Neeta Gupta, Associate Professor, Department of English, Chairperson, ICC
SOL
2. Prof. Suman Kumar Verma, Professor, Department of Member, ICC
Mathematics
3. Dr. Sneh Chawla, Associate Professor, Department of Member, ICC
Commerce
4. Ms. Pragnya Routary, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of Member, ICC
India
5. Mrs. Nisha, Administration Member, ICC
6. Mrs. Prabha, Administration Member, ICC
7. Mr. Umesh, Administration Member, ICC
Student’s Representatives for the period 2022-23
8. Ms. Muskan Handa, Student M.Com Student Rep, ICC
9. Ms. Anshu Verma, Student B.A.(Hons.) Student Rep, ICC
10. Mr. Harsh Vats, Student B.A. Programme Student Rep, ICC

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 9.8 Some Important Points to Note by the Fresher Students while visiting Delhi University
1. Do not get intimate with strangers and do not allow any person to use your mobile phone or reveal your residential address to them.
2. Do not accept eatables/ drinks from strangers.
3. Please collect information about admission only from centers authorized by Delhi University. Do not contact strangers forthis
purpose.
4. Do not interact with any person posing as an agent to get admission. Such persons may lure you to adopt short cuts to get
admission.
5. The admission procedure in Delhi University is fully transparent and is on the basis of marks obtained and as per the procedure laid down.
6. Police Control Room- 100.

Women's/Students' - Helpline - 1091/1291

ACP - Civil Lines DelhiPolice

Phone: 23810113

e-mail: [email protected]

SHO – Maurice Nagar

Delhi Police
Phones: 27667178, 27666332

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 9.9 University of Delhi notification on Right to Information Act, 2005
1. An application for obtaining information under the Right to Information Act, 2005 can be made to the Public Information
Officer.
2. The prescribed fee for filing the application is Rs.10/- by way of cash, against proper receipt, or by way of bank demand draft or
banker's cheque or Indian Postal Order payable to the Officiating Principal, School of Open Learning, University of Delhi at
Delhi.
3. An appeal can be pre offered before the 1st Appellate Authority against the decision of the Public Information Officer.
4. Manuals prepared under Section 4(1)(b) of the Right to Information Act, 2005 are available on the website of the SOL
https://sol.du.ac.in

PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER

School of Open Learning (North Campus)

Sh. Raja Ram,

Assistant Registrar (Establishment)
Department of Distance & Continuing Education,
School of Open Learning/Campus of Open Learning,
University of Delhi.
5 Cavalry Lane, University of Delhi, Delhi-110007,
Tel. No.: 27667581, 27667600, 27667645,
27666578 (Ext. 208), 27008330
Fax No.: 27667242

School of Open Learning (South Campus)

Mrs. Suman Gagneja

Officiating Assistant Registrar
(Admission, Exam & APIO) Department of Distance & Continuing Education,
School of Open Learning/Campus of Open Learning,
University of Delhi.
South Study Centre, South Moti Bagh,
(Old Moti Lal Nehru College Building), New Delhi-110021 Tel. No.: 24151603
Fax No.: 24104037

Appellate Authority

Prof. U S Pandey
Officiating Principal
Department of Distance & Continuing Education,
School of Open Learning/Campus of Open Learning,
University of Delhi.
5, Cavalry Lane, University of Delhi, Delhi-110007,Tel.
No.: 27667581, 27667600, 27667645,
27666578 (Ext. 208), 27008330
Fax No.: 27667242

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 Frequently Asked Questions
1. Has the University Curriculum Yes, The Department of Distance & Continuing Education, School of Open Learning,
Framework -2022 (Under NEP) Campus of Open Learning, University of Delhi has adopted UGCF – 2022 (Under
also been adopted in Department NEP). The curriculum and syllabus of the Department/School is the same as that of
of Distance & Continuing the University of Delhi.
Education, School of Open
Learning, Campus of Open
Learning, University of Delhi?
2. Is CUET compulsory for the No, as per Distance Education Bureau (DEB) guidelines, CUET is not mandatory for
candidates who wish to take the candidates who want to take admission in the Department/School.
admission in Department/School?
3. Is a candidate required to register As there is no seat limit hence candidates can take direct admission in the courses
or to take direct admission for the offered by the Department/School. However, candidate must check the minimum
undergraduate courses offered in eligibility criteria as specified in section 3.
the Department/School?
4. What is the last date of payment? November 15, 2022 (PLEASE DO NOT WAIT FOR THE LAST DATE)
5. What is the fee to be deposited Courses Admission Fee
with the admission form? B. Com (H) Rs. 5,500/-
B.Com Rs. 5,000/-
B.A. (H) English Rs. 5,500/-
B.A. (H) Pol. Sci. Rs. 5,500/-
B.A. Programme Rs. 5,000/-
B.A.(Hons.) Economics Rs. 5,500/-
BMS Rs. 15200/-
BBA (FIA) Rs. 15200/-
PWBD Category (Attach Proof) Rs. 130/-
Note: Examination Fee (for Semester I & II) of Rupees 1820/- will be paid at the time
of admission in addition to the Admission Fees.
6. Does the Admission Fee include The Examination Fee (for Semester I & II) of Rupees 1820/- will also paid at the
Examination Fee of 1st and 2nd time of admission in addition to the Admission Fees.
Semester?
7. What is the mode for submitting Only Online mode.
admission and examination form?
8. In which format will the study The Study material is available in both Online and printed format. In case students do
material be provided? not opt for the hard copy of the study material, then Rs. 400/- will be deducted in the
head of “College Facilities and Services Charges”. Further, Online material will be
freely available on the SOL website.
9. What is the Minimum Eligibility Refer to Section 3.
for taking admissions?
10. How can the students register The students can register themselves with the library after showing the Fee Receipt in
themselves with the library after original, along with their respective Identity Cards.
seeking admission?

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 COURSES OFFERED BY CAMPUS OF OPEN LEARNING (COL)
ATCENTRE FOR PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL TRAINING, KESHAV PURAM

Short-Term Courses for Students of DDCE School of Open Learning (SOL)

University of Delhi, through its Campus of Open Learning, has introduced short term courses to enhance the employability of the students
enrolled with School of Open Learning. These courses have been designed with a focus on the areas where human resource is needed. At the end of
the course, students are jointly awarded a certificate by University of Delhi and the Industry Partner. Most of the courses are of 6 months duration
which includes 2 months of internship with the relevant industry. After completion of the internship, deserving students are assisted and placed
with suitable organizations.

Presently, the following Short-term Professional Courses are offered by COL

1. Medical Transcription 14. Digital & Social Media Marketing

2. Soft Skills 15. Graphics Designing & Advertising

3. Web Design and Animation for Interactive Media (Under UKIERI 16. Interior Designing
Program)
17. Fine Arts
4. 3D Animation and Modelling
18. Travel and Tourism
5. Mass Communication
19. Airfare and Ticketing
6. TV Journalism, Anchoring & Broadcast Production.
20. CRS (Computerised Reservation System)
7. Photography
21. Airport Management
8. Production & Film Making
22. Fashion Styling
9. Advertising, PR and Event Management.
23. Diploma in Drafting & Pattern Making (Manual &
10. Radio Jockeying and TV News Reading computerized)

11. Theatre Acting and Presentation 24. Certificate Course in IAD Graphics

12. 2D Animation 25. Travel Operations programme

13. 3D Animation 26. MICE Management

Highlights:

Industry validated content and methodology for training

State-of-Art labs and Infrastructure

Success Story:
1. 100% Internship/Placement offers for previous batches of many courses.

2. For transition from Campus to Corporate, special Program on Soft Skills has been conducted for thirteen successive Batches.
Enrolment Open for the ninth Batch.

For registration and other details contact:

Telephone No. 27181469 or visit website https://sol.du.ac.in.
Centre for Professional and Technical Training Campus of Open Learning, University of Delhi,
C-2, Keshav Puram,
(Near Keshav Puram Metro Station) Delhi-110035

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 MEMBERS AND CONVENERS OF STAFF COUNCIL COMMITTEE 2022-23
Secretary Staff Council: Prof. Janmejoy Khuntia
PCP COMMITTEE RADIO TALKS AND SRS COMMITTEE/ ADMISSION AND STUDENTSWELFARE
AUDIO-VISUAL COMMITTEE COMMITTEE
Mr. K B Gupta Convener Mr. P K Satpathy Convener Dr (Mrs.) Sneh Chawla Convener
Prof. Suman Kumar Verma Prof. Suman Kumar Verma Prof. Suman Kumar Verma
Prof. Janmejoy Khuntia Prof. Janmejoy Khuntia Prof. J. Khuntia
Prof. Bhavani Rani Das Prof. Sudhir Kumar Sharma Dr.Md.Asghar Ali
Dr. Md. Asghar Ali Dr. Asghar Ali Dr. Seema Jain
Ms. Viola Bhasin Dr.(Mrs.) Rajni Nanda Mathew Mr. Prabhat Kumar
Dr. Neeta Gupta Ms. Rutika Saini Ms. Nalini Prabhakar
Dr. Shwetank Shashi Pandey Dr. Shwetank Shashi Pandey Dr. Shwetank Shashi Pandey
Dr. (Mrs.) Kanta Dr. Suchita Yadav Dr. (Mrs.) Kanta
Mr. Ranjan Kumar Sahoo Mr. Ranjan Kumar Sahoo Mr. Ranjan Kumar Sahoo
Dr. Mangal Deo Singh Dr. Sudhir Kumar Parida Dr. Shakti P. Rout
LIBRARY COMMITTEE PRINTING COMMITTEE PURCHASE COMMITTEE
Prof. Suman Kumar Verma Convener Dr.Md.Asghar Ali Convener Prof. Janmejoy Khuntia Convener
Prof. Janmejoy Khuntia Prof. Suman Kumar Verma Mr. K B Gupta
Dr. Md. Asghar Ali Prof. Janmejoy Khuntia Prof. Suman Kumar Verma
Dr. Seema Jain Dr. (Mrs.) Meenakshi Vyas Ms. Viola Bhasin
Ms. Viola Bhasin Mr. Prabhat Kumar Dr. Shwetank Shashi Pandey
Dr. Seema Suri Mr. P K Satpathy Dr. Mangal Deo
Mr. K B Gupta Dr. Suchita Yadav Dr. (Mrs.) Kanta
Dr. Shwetank Shashi Pandey Mr. Ranjan Kumar Sahoo Mr. Ranjan Kumar Sahoo
Dr. Suchita Yadav Dr. Shwetank Shashi Pandey Ms. Ritika Sharma
Mr. Ranjan Kumar Sahoo Ms. Ritika Sharma Dr. Suchita Yadav
Dr. Shakti P. Rout Dr. Sudhir Kumar Parida Dr. Shakti P. Rout
DEVELOPMENT ANO PLANNING COMMITTEE
Dr.(Mrs.) Rajni Nanda Mathew Convener Dr. Seema Suri Dr. Mangal Deo Singh
Prof. Suman Kumar Verma Dr. Sneh Chawla
Prof. Janmejoy Khuntia Dr. Shwetank Shashi Pandey
Dr. Md. Asghar Ali Dr. (Mrs.) Kanta
Dr. (Mrs.) Meenakshi Vyas Mr. Ranjan Kumar Sahoo

TEACHER-INCHARGES FOR THE SESSION 2022-23

Dr. Seema Suri English Dr.(Mrs.) Rajni Nanda Mathew History

Prof. Janmejoy Khuntia Economics Dr. Seema Jain Hindi

Prof. Suman Kumar Verma Mathematics Dr. Md. Asghar Ali Urdu
Dr. Sneh Chawla Commerce
Co-Ordinator

Dr Mangal Deo Political Science Dr. Shwetank Shashi Pandey EVS

Mr. Ranjan Kumar Sahoo Education Dr. Kanta Sanskrit

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 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Designation Name Email Id Contact Number
Deputy Registrar Dr. O P Sharma [email protected] 27008310

Assistant Registrar Raja Ram (Estab. & PIO) [email protected] 27008330

Sanjay Aggarwal (PCP, E&C, Degree) [email protected] 24151622
Ashwani Kumar (Add. Charge [email protected] 27008335
Accounts)
Bache Singh Satpola (Add. Charge Unit [email protected] 27008458
I-V)
Pradeep Bajpayee (Add. Charge [email protected] 27008320
General Section)
Jitender Kumar (Add. Charge Unit VI- [email protected] 27008322
IX)
Ms. Suman Gagneja (Add. Charge [email protected] 27008362
South Regional Centre)
Mukesh Chand Meena (Add. Charge [email protected] 27008455
Mailing and Printing

Section Officers Ravinder Kumar, Degree [email protected] 27008416

Prem Chand, Unit II [email protected] 27008319
Ashwani Kumar (Accounts) [email protected] 27008335
Meena Kumari [email protected] 27008318
Prem Raj, Unit V [email protected] 27008319
Vinod Joshi [email protected] 27008321
Bache Singh Satpola (Unit III) [email protected] 27008458
Pradeep Bajpayee (General Section) [email protected] 27008320
Jitender Kumar (Unit VI) [email protected] 27008322
Rajesh Kumar, Estab.I [email protected] 27008333
Umesh Chandra (PCP) 27008428
Ms. Nisha (Accounts) [email protected] 27008337
Vijay Pal, Unit I [email protected] 27008309
Ms. Suman Gagneja, SRC 27008362
Suresh Chand Verma, General Section [email protected] 27008320
Mukesh Chand Meena, Mailing Section [email protected] 27008455
Ms. Anita, E & C [email protected] 27008517
Gajender Kumar Sharma, Unit VIII [email protected] 27008314
Satyapal, Unit VII [email protected] 27008463
Rajesh Kumar, Store [email protected]
Suraj Kumar, SRC [email protected] 24151612
Vinod Bhandari, WRC [email protected]
Ashok Kumar, Estab. II [email protected] 27008331
Khajan Chand, Unit IX [email protected]
Vishal Taneja, DDCE [email protected] 27008392

Junior Programmer Sanjay Gupta [email protected]

Senior Personal Assistant Sunil Kumar [email protected] 27008304

Incharge Library Ms. Preeti Sharma [email protected] 27008338

Production Superintendent Vijay Bhandari [email protected] 27008364

Note: Please add 011 – state code if you are dialing from outside Delhi.

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Guidelines for Online Registration and Admission – 2022-23
GALLERY
SOCIAL MEDIA INFORMATION

Offical Social Media Pages of SOL

Instagram : DUSOLOFFICAL
https://www.instagram.com/dusolofficial

Facebook : SOLUnivofDelhi
https://www.facebook.com/SOLUnivofDelhi

Twitter : SOL_UnivofDelhi
https://twitter.com/SOL_UnivofDelhi

YouTube : DUSOL OFFICIAL

https://www.youtube.com/c/DUSOLOfficial
 DISCLAIMER

This Prospectus is a compendium of inputs assembled and collated from various Sections,
Branches, Faculties, Departments, other DU institutions and the related sources. Due care has
beentaken to reproduce the authentic official version of rules and regulations and other relevant
information in this Prospectus, to the extent possible.

It should in no case, be construed as a warranty, expressed or implied, regarding completeness

and accuracy of the information so provided, as a ready reference.

The Department of Distance & Continuing Education, School of Open Learning, Campus of Open
Learning, University of Delhi. Disclaims any liability towards any individual for any loss or
damage caused to him/her arising out of any action taken on the basis of this information,
which may be due to inadvertent omissions, clerical errors or for any other reason whatsoever.

The School of Open Learning, University of Delhi reserves the right to suitably modify, update or
delete any part of the Prospectus without any prior notice. For any dispute involving the
Department of Distance & Continuing Education, School of Open Learning, Campus of Open
Learning, University of Delhi, the jurisdiction for legal purposes will be only Delhi.