Four Year Undergraduate Programmes

UGC guidelines: Internship supervisors will be appointed to assist students in completing their projects on time during the research internship, a component of the Four Year Undergraduate Programme in the fourth year.

Jamia is likely to offer four-year undergraduate programmes (FYUP) with multiple exit and entry options from the upcoming academic session.

The draft guidelines titled “Curricular Framework and Credit System for Four-year Undergraduate Programme” proposes common introductory courses in natural sciences, humanities and social sciences for the first three semesters, regardless of what the students choose to specialise in.

Several organisations of students and teachers on Thursday staged a protest against the National Education Policy and re-introduction of Four Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP) in Delhi University.

After the ambitious Four Year Undergraduate programme (FYUP) became a history for the Delhi University, the chaos and confusion over the course seems to have settled down as the new academic session is all set to begin tomorrow.

St Stephen's College on Wednesday invited applications for Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Bachelor of Science (BSc) programmes following Delhi University's decision to scrap the Four Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP).

Delhi University Formally Scraps Four-Year Programme, But Uncertainty Still Prevails

The Executive council of the Delhi University has formally passed a resolution scrapping the controversial Four Year Undergraduate Programme or FYUP.

The Delhi University has scrapped its controversial Four Year Undergraduate Programme or FYUP, which had propelled fierce protests by students and teachers, and restored the three-year format.

The Delhi University has agreed to scrap its controversial Four Year Undergraduate Programme or FYUP, which has led to fierce protests by students and teachers, and restore the three-year pattern. Admissions in Delhi colleges are likely to start today after the university's climbdown.

Nearly three lakh students are caught in limbo amid a standoff over the Delhi University's controversial four-year undergraduate programme, which has stalled college admissions. The university, which has refused to revert to the old three-year pattern, has now backed a plan recommended by professors and academicians, to make minor tweaks in the fo...

Hundreds of students plan to march to the heart of the capital today to seek President Pranab Mukherjee's intervention in a standoff over the Delhi University's controversial four-year undergraduate programme, which has stalled college admissions.

A crisis that has engulfed Delhi University and thousands of students appeared close to resolution this evening with a vast majority of the university's 64 colleges reportedly agreeing to end a controversial four-year undergraduate programme, just 12 months after it was introduced.

Lakhs of students are currently stranded because Delhi University has put its admissions process on hold. Admissions were meant to start today, but a massive controversy over the university's four-year undergraduate programme has left faculty and students utterly confused about what happens next.

College admissions have been put off in Delhi amid a major row over a controversial Four Year Undergraduate Programme or FYUP introduced last year. The University Grants Commission (UGC) wants it scrapped but the Delhi University has not complied yet.

UGC guidelines: Internship supervisors will be appointed to assist students in completing their projects on time during the research internship, a component of the Four Year Undergraduate Programme in the fourth year.

Jamia is likely to offer four-year undergraduate programmes (FYUP) with multiple exit and entry options from the upcoming academic session.

The draft guidelines titled “Curricular Framework and Credit System for Four-year Undergraduate Programme” proposes common introductory courses in natural sciences, humanities and social sciences for the first three semesters, regardless of what the students choose to specialise in.

Several organisations of students and teachers on Thursday staged a protest against the National Education Policy and re-introduction of Four Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP) in Delhi University.

After the ambitious Four Year Undergraduate programme (FYUP) became a history for the Delhi University, the chaos and confusion over the course seems to have settled down as the new academic session is all set to begin tomorrow.

St Stephen's College on Wednesday invited applications for Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Bachelor of Science (BSc) programmes following Delhi University's decision to scrap the Four Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP).

Delhi University Formally Scraps Four-Year Programme, But Uncertainty Still Prevails

The Executive council of the Delhi University has formally passed a resolution scrapping the controversial Four Year Undergraduate Programme or FYUP.

The Delhi University has scrapped its controversial Four Year Undergraduate Programme or FYUP, which had propelled fierce protests by students and teachers, and restored the three-year format.

The Delhi University has agreed to scrap its controversial Four Year Undergraduate Programme or FYUP, which has led to fierce protests by students and teachers, and restore the three-year pattern. Admissions in Delhi colleges are likely to start today after the university's climbdown.

Nearly three lakh students are caught in limbo amid a standoff over the Delhi University's controversial four-year undergraduate programme, which has stalled college admissions. The university, which has refused to revert to the old three-year pattern, has now backed a plan recommended by professors and academicians, to make minor tweaks in the fo...

Hundreds of students plan to march to the heart of the capital today to seek President Pranab Mukherjee's intervention in a standoff over the Delhi University's controversial four-year undergraduate programme, which has stalled college admissions.

A crisis that has engulfed Delhi University and thousands of students appeared close to resolution this evening with a vast majority of the university's 64 colleges reportedly agreeing to end a controversial four-year undergraduate programme, just 12 months after it was introduced.

Lakhs of students are currently stranded because Delhi University has put its admissions process on hold. Admissions were meant to start today, but a massive controversy over the university's four-year undergraduate programme has left faculty and students utterly confused about what happens next.

College admissions have been put off in Delhi amid a major row over a controversial Four Year Undergraduate Programme or FYUP introduced last year. The University Grants Commission (UGC) wants it scrapped but the Delhi University has not complied yet.