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NDTV
a day ago
- Business
- NDTV
Delhi University SOL Registration 2025 Begins For Undergraduate Courses, Check Steps To Apply
DU SOL Registration 2025: The University of Delhi's School of Open Learning (DU SOL) has started the registration process for undergraduate courses. Interested and eligible candidates can apply by visiting the official website: DU SOL Registration 2025: Undergraduate Courses Offered • Bachelor of Business Administration (FIA) • Bachelor of Management Studies • (H) • B.A. (H) English • B.A. (H) Political Science • B.A. Programme • B.A. Programme with Computer Applications • B.A. Programme with Mathematics • B.A. Programme with Psychology • Programme • B.A. (Hons.) Economics • B.A. (Hons.) Psychology Documents Required for DU SOL Registration 2025 To complete the registration process for DU SOL courses online, applicants will need to upload the following documents on the official website: a recent photograph, signature, Class 10 and 12 mark sheets (online versions), EWS certificate (if applicable), disability certificate (if applicable), and a valid photo ID proof. Ensure that all documents are scanned and uploaded in the specified format to avoid issues during the registration process. DU SOL Registration 2025: Steps to Register Step 1. Visit the DU SOL admission website Step 2. Click on the UG admission link Step 3. Click on "New Registration" and enter your details Step 4. Fill out the application form Step 5. Upload the scanned copies of the required documents Step 6. Pay the application fee Step 7. Save the application and click on "Submit" DU SOL Admission Eligibility Criteria Candidates must have passed Class 12 from a recognised board. Most undergraduate courses require a minimum of 45% marks in the qualifying examination. Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria before registering online for DU SOL courses. The University of Delhi established the Department of Distance and Continuing Education (DDCE), the Faculty of Open Learning, and the Open Learning Development Centre (OLDC) under the aegis of the Campus of Open Learning/School of Open Learning in 2022. Students are advised to visit the official website regularly for updates regarding registration.
News18
2 days ago
- Business
- News18
DU SOL 2025 Registration Begins Without CUET Scores, How To Apply At sol.du.ac.in
Last Updated: DU SOL 2025: Students can register on the official website, These admissions are for undergraduate programmes in Arts and Commerce. The University of Delhi's Department of Distance and Continuing Education School of Open Learning (SOL) and Campus of Open Learning (COL) has opened registrations for DU SOL Undergraduate (UG) admissions for distance learning students. Students can register on the official website, These admissions are for undergraduate programmes in Arts and Commerce. Documents Required For DU SOL Registration 2025 — Photograph of the student — Signature of the student — Class 10th and 12th Online marksheet — EWS certificate (if applicable) — Disability certificate (if applicable) — Any photo ID proof such as Aadhaar or PAN card When filling out the online registration form, candidates are advised to choose their course options carefully, as no changes can be made after submission. It is essential to provide a functional and active email address that can be accessed throughout the admission process for communication and updates. By following these steps, students can successfully complete their registration process. Step 2- On the homepage, left hand side, a option of new registration for UG/PG Courses is present. Select the link. Step 3- An online form will be appeared. Candidates have to fill the form appropriately. It is advised to the students to keep their password strong and write it somewhere for future use. Step 4- After filing and uploading the relevant documents in the form, recheck and verify the details once. Step 5- Select on register button. Step 6- Pay the fee of the course. DU SOL offers PG courses in Hindi, History, Political Science, Sanskrit, and On the basis of the merit list, two distinct lists will be generated. Various sorts of candidates will fill 50 per cent of the seats in DU SOL. Candidates must present their class 10th and 12th certificates, a photo, and scans of their undergraduate first, second, and third-year mark sheets among other documents when applying for admission following the release of the merit list.
Indian Express
6 days ago
- Business
- Indian Express
Industries adopting AI to play a big role in India becoming 3rd largest economy, says FM Nirmala Sitharaman
Industries which have adopted artificial intelligence will be instrumental in making India the third-largest economy in the world, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Thursday, adding that productivity gains are faster when technology is adopted. 'The kind of industries which are going to play a big role in speeding up India getting to the third position will largely depend on those which adopted AI. So, there is no 'India' industry or 'Bharat' industry, meaning new-age industry versus the traditional, old-fashioned industry,' the Finance Minister said in response to a question at a discussion with students of University of Delhi at the Institute of Economic Growth. India, currently the fifth-largest economy in the world when the GDP is measured in terms of current prices, is projected by the International Monetary Fund to become larger than Japan in the current fiscal ending March 2026. The Finance Minister noted that productivity has not risen in India as rapidly as the ambition to grow fast. To change that trend, attempts have been made to identify sectors where funds can be invested by both the government as well as the private sector. The adoption of technology, Sitharaman said, was another factor. 'Technology being adopted could have multiplied your productivity faster than otherwise… Today, the rapidity with which some sectors are showing drastic change, I find the feature defining that drastic change is the adoption of technology,' she said. Cost of climate transition In response to a question on the transition to green energy, the Finance Minister said that while the issue has not changed in the last couple of years, the answer has become more difficult as many countries have understood the 'true cost of having to move from fossil fuel to renewable'. At the same time, some countries decided to impose tariffs on 'not-so-green products', the Finance Minister added, putting pressure on countries such as India who were already making the move to renewable sources of energy. 'So, if you were to ask me what are you doing about it, we are only making sure that globally we are negotiating to make sure that the global multilateral institutions will have that kind of leverage with their funds so that they can fund for common cause public goods,' Sitharaman said, pointing to NK Singh – Chairman of the 15th Finance Commission and the moderator for the session — and citing the expert group he co-chaired with former US Treasury Secretary Larry Summers during India's G20 presidency to suggest ways to strengthen multilateral developments so that they can meet global challenges such as climate change. Singh, in his opening remarks, said India was at a 'unique moment' as it sought to balance security and development. 'Is it possible to be a self-subsistence, secure economy and yet seek high rates of economic development? What about its economic and fiscal consequences?' Singh said. Defence tech integration Commenting on India's defence capabilities, the Finance Minister said the 'mastery in technology integration' across the three arms of defence forces shown by India during Operation Sindoor could be studied by defence experts. 'Your systems in defence today are able to integrate equipments coming in from elsewhere. They can talk to our operational systems and our operational systems are capable of functioning on their own and between the three forces: air force, army, and navy. There is that interoperability.' On defence production, Sitharaman – who has previously served as the defence minister – said that while India does import certain components, 'largely you are producing that which you need for your precision operations'.
Hindustan Times
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
urvashi rautela
Urvashi Rautela was born in Haridwar, Uttarakhand. She is an alumna of Gargi college, University of Delhi. She was crowned as Miss Diva Universe 2015. She made her acting debut with the 2013 romantic comedy Singh Saab The Great and made her international debut in the music video Versace Baby with Egyptian actor-singer Mohamed Ramadan. She has starred in films like Sanam Re, Great Grand Masti, Hate Story 4 and Pagalpanti. She has won many titles such as Miss Teen India 2009, Miss Asian Supermodel 2011, Miss Tourism Queen of the Year 2011 and I AM She – Miss Universe India (2012). ...read more
News18
7 days ago
- Science
- News18
DU PG Admission 2025: Application Ends Soon, Apply By June 6 On admission.uod.ac.in
Last Updated: DU PG Admission 2025: The University of Delhi will close the application window for its postgraduate programmes for 2025–26 on June 6, 2025. DU PG Admission 2025: The University of Delhi is set to close the application window for its postgraduate (PG) programmes for the academic year 2025–26 soon. Interested candidates who have not yet applied, can complete the registration process by June 6, 2025, through the official portal — To participate in the admission process, applicants are required to fill out the CSAS(PG) – 2025 application form online exclusively via the admission portal. Offline applications are not accepted. The Common Seat Allocation System (PG) – 2025 comprises several stages, including applying to the university, preference-filling, allocation-cum-admission, and payment of the programme fee. The application fee for CSAS(PG) – 2025 is Rs. 250 per programme for candidates under the UR/OBC-NCL/EWS categories and Rs. 100 per programme for SC/ST/PwBD candidates. Additional charges apply for applicants under supernumerary quotas and for those applying to performance-based courses like M.A. Music, and M.F.A, with fees ranging from Rs. 100 to Rs. 400 per programme. Delhi University Admission 2025: How To Apply For PG Programmes? Step 2: Click on the PG Admissions 2025 link The university offers a diverse array of postgraduate courses across disciplines, including M.A. programmes in Arabic, Bengali, Buddhist Studies, Comparative Indian Literature, English, French, German, Hindi, and Hispanic studies. Apart from language and literature-based programmes, DU also offers PG degrees in Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Biochemistry, Biophysics, Electronics, and Mathematics Education. Professional courses such as in Microwave Electronics, Master of Computer Applications (MCA), Master's in Public Health, and Master's in Respiratory Therapy are also part of the extensive PG offerings. First Published: May 29, 2025, 10:29 IST
