College Admissions 2012

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  CBI Arrests Bhopal Medical College Chairman In Vyapam Scam

  The CBI has arrested Bhopal's L.N. Medical College Chairman J.N. Chouksey in connection with admission irregularities pertaining to the Pre-Medical Test 2012 conducted by the Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination Board or Vyapam, an official said on Thursday.

• I am pained by the high cut-offs for admission, says Prime Minister Manmohan Singh

  Speaking at the golden jubilee convocation address at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay yesterday, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said that "We are placing limits on opportunities for our youth" through the high cut-offs for college admissions.

• College admission 2012: Delhi University colleges come out with fifth cut off list

  With admissions to general category largely closed, Delhi University colleges declared a fifth cut off on Monday but admissions were mostly open for the reserved category OBC category.

• Delhi University declares fourth cut-off list

  The Delhi University declared its fourth cut-off list declared on Thursday, showing admissions closed in courses across the board.

• Delhi University releases fourth cut-off list

  The Delhi University on Thursday released its fourth and final cut-off list for admission to under graduate courses for the year 2012-2013.

• College admissions 2012: These websites help Delhi University students find accommodation

  Even after squeezing through the stratospherically high cut-off marks at the Delhi University, students seeking admission to its colleges are faced with yet another hurdle - finding suitable accommodation.

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  These websites help Delhi University students find accommodation

  Young entrepreneurs are going online to help outstation students, find a place to stay if they are unable to get the hostel accommodation.

• Delhi University announces third cut-off list

  Those who said there's hardly a chance of a third cut-off for Delhi University are quite right. Most admissions are closed and the third cut-off list that's just out has more of 'closed admissions' across subjects than listing the cut-offs itself. The top colleges were anyway close to a 'close' after the first cut-off list.

• Delhi University announces its second cut-off list; B. Com (Honours) seats full in most colleges

  The Delhi University has released its second cut-off list for admission to under-graduate courses this year. However, on expected lines, almost all seats are full in B. Com (Honours) in most colleges - it being one of the most sought after courses in DU.

• IIT exam format decided, board exams will decide who's eligible

  The IIT council has decided that starting next year, students who score in the top 20% of their board exams will take the main or multiple-choice exam. 50,000 students will then take the advanced exam, which will not be held on the same day.

• Kapil Sibal, IITs reach a compromise: Top 5 developments

  The Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) have agreed on a compromise formula on the common entrance exam after revolting against HRD Minister Kapil Sibal's earlier 'one nation one test' formula. At a meeting of IIT Council in New Delhi on Wednesday, the directors of all the 15 IITs agreed to implement the new admission format from next year.

• Delhi University announces its first cut-off list; no 100 per cent cut-offs this year

  The highly-anticipated first cut-off list of the Delhi University for admissions to various under-graduate courses is finally out. There is an increase in cut-off marks by 0.5 per cent to two per cent in different streams.

• Delhi University announces cut-off lists for non-collegiate courses

  Delhi University (DU) on Thursday announced the cut-off marks for admission to the non-collegiate women's education board, showing a rise in percentages required for admission.

• Delhi University forms available at Airport Metro counter

  Students seeking forms for admission to Delhi University can now purchase and submit these at the Airport Metro Express's postal services counter at the New Delhi station in New Delhi.