Three-year Undergraduate Programme

• 

  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.

• 

  CEED, UCEED 2023 Registration To Begin Tomorrow; Details On Application Process

  Candidates need to complete Class 12 to be eligible for UCEED and candidates need to finish a three-year degree, certificate, or postgraduate degree programme to appear in the CEED exam.

• Delhi University Clears Three-Year Format for Undergraduate Courses

  Delhi University's Academic and Executive Councils on Saturday approved the courses restructured from the Four-Year Undergraduate Programme to fit the new three-year format.

• Delhi University Undergraduate Admissions Begin

  The much delayed admissions to the three-year undergraduate programme in Delhi University began on Tuesday after the first cut-off list was declared.

• Delhi University's First Cut-Off List to be Released on July 1; Admissions Begin Same Day

  Fresh admissions to Delhi University (DU) for the 2014-15 academic session under the three-year course will commence from Tuesday, a week behind schedule following the row over the controversial four-year undergraduate programme (FYUP).

• 

  Delhi University Scraps Four-Year Undergrad Course, Admissions Soon: 10 Developments

  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.

• Delhi University Gives In, To Begin Admissions On 3-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.

• FYUP (Four-Year Undergraduate Programme): No College Admissions But Delhi University Offers Compromise

  Nearly three lakh students in the capital remain uncertain about college admissions, which have been kept on hold over a major row swirling around the Delhi University's controversial four-year undergraduate programme. The university has refused to follow a directive to revert to the old three-year pattern and has proposed a plan to make minor twe...

• FYUP (Four Year Undergraduate Programme) Row: Delhi University's New Plan to End Standoff

  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...

• Row Over Four-Year Course Continues, Delhi University Issued Fresh Ultimatum

  With the Delhi University still on a defiant path over the controversial four-year undergraduate programme, the University Grants Commission has issued it a fresh ultimatum to begin the admission process under a three-year undergraduate degree course.

• Delhi University Crisis Over? Most Colleges Agree to Revert to Three-Year Undergraduate Course

  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.

• Row Over 4-Year Course at Delhi University: 10 Developments

  A dispute over the Delhi University's four-year undergraduate programme or FYUP has left thousands of students confused and uncertain about college admissions in the capital. The Delhi University has, till now, refused to follow an order to scrap the four-year system, which has been opposed by many teachers and students. Various student bodies are...

• UGC Gives Ultimatum to Delhi University over Four-Year Programme

  Toughening its stand, the University Grants Commission (UGC) today asked the Delhi University and all its colleges to conduct admissions only under the three-year undergraduate programme and not under the controversial FYUP while warning of "consequences" if its direction is violated.