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university of delhi offers a special provision for students. Those unable to take exams on May 28 due to Eid-ul-Zuha can reschedule. The new exam date will be after July 4, 2026. Students must inform their principals or heads of departments via email. This decision provides relief for students wishing to celebrate the festival with families.

Despite the festive spirit of Eid al-Adha, a significant number of Delhi University students, approximately 135,000, decided to focus on their exams this Thursday. For those who missed the opportunity to take their tests because of the holiday, the university has promised a special make-up exam, with specifics to be announced soon.

Delhi University will reschedule law exams for students observing Eid-ul-Zuha on May 28. The Delhi High Court accepted the university's assurance that affected students can take a makeup exam after July 4. Students must inform the Dean via email to avail this option. This decision follows a student's plea challenging exams on the festival day.

A Haryana man's journey from Zomato delivery and small jobs to securing admission at Delhi University's FMS Delhi is inspiring. After a period of prioritizing survival, the COVID-19 pandemic prompted a shift in perspective, leading him to pursue an MBA and ultimately achieve his academic goals with the support of his network.

The university of delhi will now accept GATE scores for its MTech in Microwave and Communication Engineering program, marking the first time a postgraduate course will use the national engineering entrance exam. GATE-qualified candidates will receive first preference, with CUET-PG scores considered only if seats remain vacant. This move signifies a shift in DU's postgraduate admissions for specialized technical programs.

Girish Sharma's journey from Zomato delivery rider to Faculty of Management Studies, Delhi, highlights relentless perseverance. Facing multiple rejections and waitlists after two failed CAT attempts, Sharma refused to settle for less. His story emphasises unwavering determination and the refusal to accept limitations, proving that sustained effort, not just inspiration, drives success.

The Delhi High Court urged the Centre to act against the growing number of fake higher education institutions, calling it a serious issue that wastes students’ time, money and careers. Hearing a PIL, the court sought affidavits from the Centre, UGC, AICTE and Delhi government on measures taken to curb fake universities and investigate their operations.

Delhi University has opened registrations for its 2026-27 postgraduate admissions, exclusively through CUET-PG scores. A new auto-integration system will streamline candidate data. Students in their third or fourth year of undergraduate studies are now eligible. The university is also introducing one-year master's programs under the NEP framework, with mid-entry options available

Shree Jagannath Society Japan launched an online spoken Sanskrit learning centre, offering a six-month course for beginners. This initiative, in collaboration with Hindu Swayam Sevak Sangha Japan and WSSRC, aims to help NRIs connect with their culture and traditions. Designed by Prof Dambarudhar Pati, the classes will enrich spiritual and cultural understanding for both children and adults.

In 2024, Bihar's prisons have become overwhelmed, with a staggering 759,482 court appearances made by inmates, marking the highest figure across the country. The root of this crisis lies in the ballooning number of undertrials and a depletion of staff, as over 4,500 positions remain unfilled.

The CBSE has significantly reduced revaluation fees to address student anxiety surrounding its new digital evaluation system. Students will now pay Rs 100 for scanned copies and verification, and Rs 25 per question for corrections, with full refunds if marks increase. This move aims to ease concerns about transparency and accuracy in the On-Screen Marking.

Kanpur Kids Score High In CBSE Class XII

university of delhi has issued the final undergraduate examination schedule after students flagged confusion in the earlier date sheet. The revised timetable includes some Sunday examinations to avoid delays in the academic session. The upcoming exams will also mark DU’s first eighth-semester examinations under the four-year undergraduate framework introduced through the National Education Policy 2020.

Congress high command’s dithering before confirming Satheesan as Kerala CM has taken shine off the big win, and is a bad sign for the future

St Stephen's College, a historic institution, has appointed its first woman principal in its 145-year history, Prof Susan Elias, set to take charge in June. This milestone follows the college's transition to co-education nearly 50 years ago, marking a significant step towards gender parity and inclusivity on campus.

A non-binary transgender Indian national, Q Manivannan, has been elected as a Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP) on a student visa. This historic win marks the first time a foreign citizen without permanent residency has held such a position. Manivannan's election has drawn controversy, with debates arising over their immigration status and political stance.

Ira Singhal, an IAS officer and computer science engineer, made history by topping the UPSC Civil Services Examination in 2014, becoming the first differently-abled woman to achieve All India Rank 1. Despite facing rejection due to scoliosis, she successfully challenged the system and cleared the exam four times. An alumna of NSIT and FMS Delhi, she previously worked at Cadbury and Coca-Cola before joining civil services and is known for her impactful administrative work and advocacy for inclusion.