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Banaras Hindu University To Implement 4-Year Undergraduate Course With Research Option
The UG Honors with Research programme offers a unique opportunity for top achievers. Only 10% of admitted students with a CGPA of 7.5 or higher will be eligible based on merit.
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Indira Gandhi National Open University Launches Four-Year Undergraduate Programme
IGNOU's four-year undergraduate program, covering various subjects, will be offered online and through distance learning, accessible on the SWAYAM portal.
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Indira Gandhi National Open University Launches Four-Year Undergraduate Programme
IGNOU's four-year undergraduate programme, covering a range of subjects, will be offered through online and distance learning.
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105 Universities Introducing 4-Year UG Courses From New Session
A total of 105 universities across the country including 19 central universities are going to start the Four-Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUGP) from the upcoming academic session, according to the University Grants Commission (UGC).
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Jamia Plans To Offer 4-Year UG Programmes, Online Learning In New Session
Jamia is likely to offer four-year undergraduate programmes (FYUP) with multiple exit and entry options from the upcoming academic session.
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3-Year Undergrad Courses To Continue Till 4-Year Programme Fully In Place
Three-year undergraduate courses will not be discontinued till the four-year programme is fully implemented, and under the new pattern, graduates can directly join Ph.D programmes, University Grants Commission Chairman M Jagadesh Kumar said.
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3-Year UG Courses Won't Be Discontinued Till 4-Year Programme Fully Implemented: UGC Chief
The UGC Chairman also said candidates with four-year undergraduate degrees can directly pursue PhD and they will not require a Masters degree.
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Delhi University Will Give UG 'Honours' Degree Even To Students Opting For Three Years: Vice-Chancellor
These norms have been mentioned in a draft titled 'Curriculum and credit framework for four-year undergraduate programmes'.
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DU Academic Council Approves Second-Semester Syllabus Of Four-Year Undergraduate Programmes
The Delhi University's Academic Council on Tuesday approved the second-semester syllabus of four-year undergraduate programmes based on the Undergraduate Curriculum Framework.
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Delhi University Academic Council Approves First Semester Syllabi Of FYUP
Based on the newly introduced Under Graduate Curriculum Framework (UGCF), the Delhi University's academic council on Wednesday approved the first-semester syllabi of the four-year undergraduate programmes (FYUP).
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Members Of DU's Statutory Bodies Urge University To Defer Implementation Of FYUP By One Year
Several members of Delhi University’s statutory bodies have urged the varsity to defer the implementation of four-year undergraduate programmes by one year, saying students have a right to know full syllabus of these courses.
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Delhi University's Standing Committee Passes Draft FYUP Syllabi Of 19 Courses
DU has approved the implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP) and the four-year undergraduate programmes (FYUP) from the 2022-23 academic session
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UGC Releases Draft Guidelines On Four Year UG Programmes, Invites Suggestions
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.
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Delhi University Approves Implementation Of NEP From 2022-23 Session
The Delhi University on Tuesday approved the implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP) and four-year undergraduate programme at its executive council (EC) meeting.
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Implementation Of NEP, 4 Year UG Programme To Come Up In DU Executive Council Meet On Tuesday
Implementation of the National Education Policy, a four-year undergraduate programme and merger of College of Arts with the city government-run Ambedkar University will come up for discussion during the Delhi University executive council meeting on Tuesday, according to the agenda document.
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Banaras Hindu University To Implement 4-Year Undergraduate Course With Research Option
The UG Honors with Research programme offers a unique opportunity for top achievers. Only 10% of admitted students with a CGPA of 7.5 or higher will be eligible based on merit.
-
Indira Gandhi National Open University Launches Four-Year Undergraduate Programme
IGNOU's four-year undergraduate program, covering various subjects, will be offered online and through distance learning, accessible on the SWAYAM portal.
-
Indira Gandhi National Open University Launches Four-Year Undergraduate Programme
IGNOU's four-year undergraduate programme, covering a range of subjects, will be offered through online and distance learning.
-
105 Universities Introducing 4-Year UG Courses From New Session
A total of 105 universities across the country including 19 central universities are going to start the Four-Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUGP) from the upcoming academic session, according to the University Grants Commission (UGC).
-
Jamia Plans To Offer 4-Year UG Programmes, Online Learning In New Session
Jamia is likely to offer four-year undergraduate programmes (FYUP) with multiple exit and entry options from the upcoming academic session.
-
3-Year Undergrad Courses To Continue Till 4-Year Programme Fully In Place
Three-year undergraduate courses will not be discontinued till the four-year programme is fully implemented, and under the new pattern, graduates can directly join Ph.D programmes, University Grants Commission Chairman M Jagadesh Kumar said.
-
3-Year UG Courses Won't Be Discontinued Till 4-Year Programme Fully Implemented: UGC Chief
The UGC Chairman also said candidates with four-year undergraduate degrees can directly pursue PhD and they will not require a Masters degree.
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Delhi University Will Give UG 'Honours' Degree Even To Students Opting For Three Years: Vice-Chancellor
These norms have been mentioned in a draft titled 'Curriculum and credit framework for four-year undergraduate programmes'.
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DU Academic Council Approves Second-Semester Syllabus Of Four-Year Undergraduate Programmes
The Delhi University's Academic Council on Tuesday approved the second-semester syllabus of four-year undergraduate programmes based on the Undergraduate Curriculum Framework.
-
Delhi University Academic Council Approves First Semester Syllabi Of FYUP
Based on the newly introduced Under Graduate Curriculum Framework (UGCF), the Delhi University's academic council on Wednesday approved the first-semester syllabi of the four-year undergraduate programmes (FYUP).
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Members Of DU's Statutory Bodies Urge University To Defer Implementation Of FYUP By One Year
Several members of Delhi University’s statutory bodies have urged the varsity to defer the implementation of four-year undergraduate programmes by one year, saying students have a right to know full syllabus of these courses.
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Delhi University's Standing Committee Passes Draft FYUP Syllabi Of 19 Courses
DU has approved the implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP) and the four-year undergraduate programmes (FYUP) from the 2022-23 academic session
-
UGC Releases Draft Guidelines On Four Year UG Programmes, Invites Suggestions
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.
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Delhi University Approves Implementation Of NEP From 2022-23 Session
The Delhi University on Tuesday approved the implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP) and four-year undergraduate programme at its executive council (EC) meeting.
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Implementation Of NEP, 4 Year UG Programme To Come Up In DU Executive Council Meet On Tuesday
Implementation of the National Education Policy, a four-year undergraduate programme and merger of College of Arts with the city government-run Ambedkar University will come up for discussion during the Delhi University executive council meeting on Tuesday, according to the agenda document.
