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DU Cut-Off 2021: LSR Records 99.75% Cut-Off For Political Science, Psychology
The Delhi University has announced its first cut-off list on Friday, with the Lady Shri Ram College (LSR) pegging the cut-offs 99.50 per cent for Economics, a decrease of 0.5 percentage point from last year.
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LSR Announces Fee Rebate, Committee To Provide Laptops On Need Basis
Following the suicide of a student allegedly over financial constraints, the Lady Sri Ram College has announced reduction in fee for a few courses, setting up a committee to provide laptops and allowed some second-year students to reside in hostels.
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DU Open-Book Exams: Over 68% Students Against It, Reveals Survey
With the Delhi university closed in view of the lockdown, the teaching has shifted to online mode. More than 58 per cent of the students said they are rarely able to attend online classes.
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They Live in Homes Without Toilets, Study at Delhi's Best Colleges
The first month of college is life-changing for any fresher, but for some teens in Delhi, it's an epochal moment packed with the aspirations and concerns of entire families, who have pledged everything they have on a college degree.
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DU's first cut-off list has some colleges asking for almost 100%
The cut-offs announced this year are more or less the same - the difference being in decimals - as last year. Yet, the admission criteria for the most popular Commerce and Economics courses touched a whopping 99 percent in the high-profile North Campus colleges.
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DU Cut-Off 2021: LSR Records 99.75% Cut-Off For Political Science, Psychology
The Delhi University has announced its first cut-off list on Friday, with the Lady Shri Ram College (LSR) pegging the cut-offs 99.50 per cent for Economics, a decrease of 0.5 percentage point from last year.
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LSR Announces Fee Rebate, Committee To Provide Laptops On Need Basis
Following the suicide of a student allegedly over financial constraints, the Lady Sri Ram College has announced reduction in fee for a few courses, setting up a committee to provide laptops and allowed some second-year students to reside in hostels.
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DU Open-Book Exams: Over 68% Students Against It, Reveals Survey
With the Delhi university closed in view of the lockdown, the teaching has shifted to online mode. More than 58 per cent of the students said they are rarely able to attend online classes.
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They Live in Homes Without Toilets, Study at Delhi's Best Colleges
The first month of college is life-changing for any fresher, but for some teens in Delhi, it's an epochal moment packed with the aspirations and concerns of entire families, who have pledged everything they have on a college degree.
-
DU's first cut-off list has some colleges asking for almost 100%
The cut-offs announced this year are more or less the same - the difference being in decimals - as last year. Yet, the admission criteria for the most popular Commerce and Economics courses touched a whopping 99 percent in the high-profile North Campus colleges.
