Delhi University PG admission 2025: Only CUET PG scores required
Delhi University has started online registration for postgraduate and BTech programmes for the 2025-26 session. PG programme applications were started on May 16, 2025 and BTech registrations the very next day. Candidates have until 11:59 pm on June 6 to submit their forms.The admissions for PG will be solely on CUET (PG) 2025 scores, as per the university. The Common Rank List (CRL) of JEE (Main) 2025 Paper-I will be used for BTech admissions.advertisementThe BTech courses are in Computer Science and Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, and Electrical Engineering.
Candidates have been instructed to read the official Bulletins of Information thoroughly. They include course-wise eligibility, rules of seat allotment, and other instructions for admission. Further information can be accessed at admission.uod.ac.in.Individual websites have been instituted for updates:pgadmission.uod.ac.in for PGengineering.uod.ac.in for BTechOTHER IMPORTANT COURSESIn the meantime, new courses have been cleared by the Academic Council. Ramjas College will introduce a one-year Advanced Diploma in Japanese (JP-3).Certificate courses in five languages, namely, French, German, Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese, will be offered by the Department of Distance and Continuing Education.The council also gave its nod for modification to the Undergraduate Curriculum Framework (UGCF) 2022. New Skill Enhancement Courses have been introduced, including Robotics, IoT using Arduino, and Low-Code/No-Code Development.advertisementIn Biomedical Science, the courses of Forensic Analysis and Forensic Toxicology were added. Signature Persian, Arabic, and Urdu texts in the curriculum will be translated into English so that they become more accessible.The Zero Hour saw the Vice-Chancellor emphasising the urgency of expediting faculty recruitment.
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It provides them with a broad set of analytical and quantitative skills that are highly transferable across industries. These skills are particularly valuable in a job market where flexibility and adaptability are prized. Students who opt for economics over traditional engineering disciplines are often motivated by the wide range of career pathways the subject offers. From data science to public policy, from finance to artificial intelligence, the versatility of economics creates opportunities across multiple sectors, making it a compelling choice for ambitious students. This growing appeal of economics is part of a broader trend. As industries and technologies evolve, the challenges of tomorrow will demand not only technical know-how but also an understanding of human behaviour, market dynamics, and policy implications. Take, for example, the way companies like Uber and Amazon have disrupted traditional industries. 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