Delhi University students face accommodation woes

Patriot’s ground report from paying guest accommodations in Kamla Nagar, Karol Bagh, Nehru Vihar, and Gandhi Vihar paints a dismal picture for the University’s students

Death traps: How coaching centres put lives of students at risk

Libraries and classrooms functioning illegally from the basements pose threat to the lives of students from across the country preparing for competitive exams in Delhi’s coaching hubs  

Jamia Hamdard launches BA programme in International Studies and Global Politics

The four-year undergraduate programme, spanning eight semesters, offers students multiple exit-entry options at the end of each year, enabling them to obtain a UG Certificate, UG Diploma, or UG Degree, as per the National Education Policy of 2020

From Madrasa to Masters: Darbhanga’s son and Jamia alumnus lands fully funded program in USA

Furqan's journey from madrasa to global academia reflects determination and opens doors for future generations of students

How Delhi’s UPSC successes envision their work

Of the 1016 candidates, about 50 are from Delhi-NCR, with four of them among the top 20

Students left in the lurch after Daryaganj school shuts down

Frustrated parents seek admission for their wards in other schools in far-flung areas as new academic session knocks on the door

Fund cuts, safety of women and infrastructure priority for new JNUSU President

Dhananjay, who was elected President of the Jawaharlal Nehru University Students’ Union, promises to give a charter of demands to the administration and mobilise students in case of apathy

JNUSU Election: Students cast vote in large numbers

Emergence of Samajwadi Yuvjan Sabha adds excitement to the polls in which women’s security, hostel facilities remain in focus