Good news for the students who aspire to pursue research career in the Pharmaceutical Industry. The Department of Chemistry of University of Delhi is introducing a new exciting three-year M.Tech. Program in Chemical Synthesis and Process Technologies from the current academic year of 2008-09. The program is aimed to train students about the fundamentals of chemical synthesis and process technologies and also to expose them in relevant chemical industries. In fact, the program is designed to prepare students to take up leadership in the Indian Pharmaceutical companies. During the program, the students need carry out a project work at the national and international laboratories. Students may also be provided with scholarships during the course.

Admission to this program will be based on a national level entrance test, to be conducted by the Department of Chemistry, University of Delhi. The shortlisted candidates will also have to appear for an interview. The final selection will be based on the performance on both the tests – written entrance test (200 marks) and interview (50 marks). Those who have completed B.Sc. (Hons.) with Chemistry as one of the subjects, or have done B.E/B.Tech in Chemical Engoineering with 55% marks can apply for the program. The course fee of the program is Rs. 3500 per year.

Application form for admission to M.Tech. in Chemical Synthesis and Process Technologies is currently available from the office of the Head, Department of Chemistry, University of Delhi on all working days between 10.30 a.m. To 3.30 p.m. on cash payment of Rs. 200 and also a bank draft of Rs. 800 in favor of Registrar, University of Delhi, charged as the Entrance Examination Fee. One can also download the application form from the website of the university http://www.du.ac.in. This form can be submitted to the Department of Chemistry along with a Bank Draft of Rs. 1000. The last date of submitting the application form is 4th August, 2008. Admission test will be held on 7th August, 2008. The classes are going to start from 18th August, 2008. You may also visit the university website http://www.du.ac.in/du/mtech-chem-pros-08.pdf for further details.

Admission is going on for M.Phil (Social Work) Programme 2008 in the University of Delhi. Applications are invited from those who have Master’s degree in Social Work or M.A. (Social Work) from any recognized university with 55% or more marks or equivalent grade. Those who are awaiting results, can also apply for the programme. The admission will be based on a written test followed by a panel interview.

The distribution of Admission Bulletin along with the Application Form have already been started from 18th July. Application kit is available from the Department of Social Work of the University of Delhi against a cash payment of Rs. 250. You can also get it by post against a payment of Rs. 300. Application kit can also be downloaded from the website of the university (www.du.ac.in). Demand draft should be drawn in favor of Head, Department of Social Work, University of Delhi, payable at Delhi. The last date for submitting completed application is 30th July, 2008. For any further information, you can also contact the Programme Co-ordinator (M.Phil Programme), Dr. Pamela Singla over phone at 011-27667881 or through E-mail at admissionsdsw@gmail.com.

The date for the entrance test has been fixed on 31st July, 2008. The result would be announced on 4th July and the Personal Interviews would be conducted on the very next day. The final list of successful candidates would be announced on 6th July. The new classes commence on 19th July, 2008.

With all admission processes done properly and inplace the academic session in Delhi University for the year 2008 started with a bang on 16th july. An approximate figure of 40,000 students started their college life enthusiastically and with a new zeal in various colleges run under the Delhi University. The “Happy Freshers” are sure to create a history in their own way with an opportunity to be a part of the esteemed university of the country.

Sure in a way, that education and politics will go hand in hand with days to come as it has continued to be, matters like faculty quota row and christian quota will definitely demand a patient hearing.

But for the students who are here to taste the “New Life in a New World”, they can equally enjoy their academic life by being a part of the political forum and can come up with positive results and reactions.

All the best for your better future.

The 3rd cut-off list for admission to UG courses at DU has already been published in the first week of July. Applicants who meet the eligibility criteria according to th cut-off list are advised to wrap up their admission procedures by 9th July.

The last date for recieving application forms for M.Tech in Nano Science and Nanotechnology is 15th July, 08. While the list of candidates selected for interview will be published on 19th July, the intreview will be held on July 25th. The final merit list will be published on 29th July.
Only if you have cleared JAM-2008, then apply for this program.

Hey, there is good news for those who wish to take admission into Masters programs in Mathematics or Statistics in University of Delhi! The scheduled last date for registration was 4th July, 2008. However it has been extended to 19th July, 08.

Students willing to take admission in Aditi Mahavidyalaya, may now start looking for the cut off list specified by the university. For admission to the B.A programs the cut off marks in 70. The cut off marks for students seeking admission to the B.Com (Hons.) program is 80-85.

First cut off list for Delhi University is out and it’s once again the time for admission. For more information students may contact their respective colleges. The eligible candidates are however, advised to complete their admission formalities by 30th June, 2008

So now that all the colleges under the Delhi University have started issuing the apllication forms for admission to the UG courses, students are seen standing in long queues outside the colleges. But applicants for UG courses should not forget to take their required documents along with while seeking for admission, otherwise another day out in this scorching sun…ALL THE BEST!!

Results for class XII have been announced, successful students are elated while unsuccessful ones are ruing over their fate. Those who have passed the exam are now mulling over the prospect of admissions in premier colleges for higher education in favorite stream.
At this juncture, I remember my own time when I was rushing from one college to another to fill up the forms and to submit them. I was trying to grab a seat for English Honors in Delhi University. I was not included in two cut-off lists but luckily my name appeared in the third cut-off list. I was ecstatic.
But until my name was there in the list, I was listless. Future seemed to be hanging in the dark and all the zest and vivacity was vanishing. Ultimately, when i saw my name in the list, I started dancing, literally.
My advice to the students who are going to get some shivers after the announcement of first cut-off list is that there is no need to panic until the last list. Enjoy even if u r not in second list.