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NDTV Correspondent, Thursday June 25, 2009, New Delhi

Delhi University has released it's first cut-off lists and there has been a marginal rise in percentages. And despite the global meltdown B.Com Honours remains the most wanted course on campus. Cut-offs in all colleges for the course remain above 90 per cent.

New quota battle brews in Maharashtra

Ketki Angre, Monday June 22, 2009, Mumbai

Fresh out of school, Esha and her friends were confident of getting into a college of their choice. Both scored a distinction in their Class X ICSE exams. But the Maharashtra government's decision to reserve 90 per cent junior college seats for the state's SSC board has come as a shock. The move is now being challenged in court.

1.3 lakh aspirants for 49,000 seats in DU

Press Trust of India, Friday June 19, 2009, New Delhi

Nearly three students will vie for one seat this year in Delhi University which has received nearly 1.3 lakh application forms against 49,000 seats for undergraduate courses.

St Stephen's announces first cut-off list

Press Trust of India, Thursday June 18, 2009, New Delhi

Economics (Hons) seems to be the favourite undergraduate programme among students aspiring to get admission in the prestigious St Stephen's College, which announced its first cut-off for the admissions on Wednesday.

Delhi University classes to go online

Press Trust of India, Sunday June 14, 2009, New Delhi

Students failing to get admission in their college of choice in the capital need not lose heart. The Delhi University is now working on a project to provide video-graphed lectures of teachers from several colleges on-line. For the purpose, the DU is setting up a modern studio at its Institute of Life Long Learning (ILL), where lectures of popular teachers and experts of various disciplines will be recorded and put on its portal.

OBC quota in DU: The ground reality

Um-e-Kulsoom, Saturday June 6, 2009, New Delhi

It's that time of the year when all roads lead to Delhi University where the admission forms are being given out till June 15. This time, the varsity has added more seats, but 20 per cent of the seats are reserved under the OBC category.

DU admissions begin

NDTV Correspondent, Monday June 1, 2009, New Delhi

The pre-admission forms for applying to 47 undergraduate courses will be available from June 1 to 15 across 16 centres in the city. Also, the first cut-off list of various is expected on June 25.

Gulf students best Indians

Indo-Asian News Service, Sunday May 24, 2009, New Delhi

Students from the Gulf region have outperformed their Indian counterparts recording a whopping 93.23 pass percentage in the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Class XII results declared on Friday.

Lesser college seats in Delhi

Press Trust of India, Sunday May 24, 2009, New Delhi

With over 70,000 students in Delhi getting more than 60 per cent marks in CBSE-XII exams, the seats offered by different colleges in the national capital may not be enough to accommodate them. A total of 71,130 students, including 38,626 girls, scored over 60 per cent in the Delhi region.

Topping against the odds

Tanima Biswas, Sunday May 24, 2009, New Delhi

Every year NDTV brings to you reports on some of the CBSE or ISCE toppers. But this is a story of some toppers with a difference. Of kids who fought off their disabilities to emerge among the best of the best.