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Delhi University to start 10 new courses: Here's the list

Here's the list of courses to be started by Delhi University's School of Opening Learning (SOL)
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Delhi University to Start 10 new courses
Delhi University to Start 10 new courses



According to sources,Delhi University's School of Opening Learning (SOL) is expected to start 10 new undergraduate courses, including vocational courses, for the commencing academic session.
As reported, the SOL's governing body (GB) of the varsity has given a nod to undergraduate courses such as BSc (honours) mathematics, BA (honours) history, and Bachelor of Vocation in human resource management.

Here is The List of Delhi University New Courses 2017 List

1.    BSc (honours) mathematics

2.    BA (honours) history

3.    BA (honours) economics

4.    BA (honours) Hindi

5.    BA (honours) psychology

6.    BA (honours) Sanskrit
7.    BA (honours) Hindi journalism

8.    BVoc in human resource management

9.    BVoc in office management and secretarial practices

10.    BVoc in marketing management and retail business

Every year, SOL admits 1.5 lakh students to various undergraduate courses.

Commenting on these courses, director of the SOL CS Dubey in a recent HT report said, "The course structure and syllabus has been formed and approved by the GB and was sent to DU for consideration. The university gave us a proforma to fill in the details, which we did and sent it to the university."

Reasons for introduction of courses:
"When we studied the number of applications received for these courses, we found that many students had applied but only a limited number got admission. There is a lot of demand for these courses among students so we are providing a chance for students to study these courses through distance medium," Dubey added.

Approval of courses:

The courses will now have to be approved by the university administration and then another approval from the distance education board (DEB) will be required before starting the courses, HT reported.

Moreover, earlier this year, Delhi University announced that it is planning to scrap the cut-off system from 2017-18 and likely introduce an entrance test for admissions into undergraduate courses.

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