DU’s non-teaching staff protests against e-tendering of jobs

Staff says the new system will lead to job insecurity and corruption, wants the administration to put employees working on contractual basis into permanent vacancies  

Not a good evening

Delhi University’s evening colleges provide an option to study for students who couldn’t get through to morning colleges. But there are some challenges for female students

HC asks Delhi University to clarify eligibility criteria and remove misleading information

According to the high court, such conflicting and deceptive criteria not only cause candidates' minds to become confused but also result in needless legal disputes

Not enough comfort room

Jamia Millia Islamia is re-opening its hostels with increased capacity after a three-year gap, but the premises remain out of bounds for many students who suffer due to rising cost of living and rents

We have to compete with international schools: Kejriwal on Delhi schools

The chief minister noted that there is still room for improvement and stated that the goal is to expose instructors to the best methods around the globe

It’s all Greek to them  

 Jawaharlal Nehru University’s decision to introduce regional languages hasn’t received enthusiastic response from students who feel the administration needs to sort out current issues first

Civil services aspirants left in cold

UPSC aspirants take to streets demanding relaxation in age limit and compensation for the two years lost to Covid. Many, who served in essential services during lockdown, are staring at hopeless future

DU to begin second round of spot admissions on Monday

The candidates will be given a two-day window -- Tuesday and Wednesday -- to apply, the varsity said on Saturday.