Standoff continues as DU colleges don't start admissions

June 26, 2014 08:58

There is no respite for students as Delhi University colleges won't start admissions on Thursday, owing to the debate over the Four-Year Undergraduate Programme. This is the third day that there have been no admissions. The University Grants Commission had issued a fresh ultimatum asking DU to begin the admission process under the 3-year course from Thursday. But DU is silent so far. Admissions were slated to begin on June 24 but were deferred following the stand-off.

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