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Delhi University Student Pays First-Year Fees From YouTube Income, Wins Internet Praise
Her YouTube channel features educational and motivational content for students.
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Delhi University's St Stephen's College Releases Fee Structure For Academic Year 2025-26
Students are advised that DU fees (annual fees) must be paid through the DU Admission Portal/Website, while college fees (semester fees) are payable after joining the college.
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Delhi University Raises Annual Fees By 46%, Second Hike In A Year
Delhi University: This marks the second fee hike within a year, with the previous increase in annual charges announced in July of the previous year, reportedly the first in 13 years.
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Delhi University To Hike University Development Fee By Rs 300 From Academic Year 2022-23
Delhi University has decided to increase the annual university development fee charged from students by Rs 300 from the academic year 2022-23.
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Delhi University Decides To Increase University Development Fee
The Delhi University has decided to increase the annual university development fee charged from students in view of reduction in capital grants by the UGC, according to official documents.
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Hindu College Alumni Providing Financial Help To Students Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
The Old Students' Association (OSA) of Hindu College has decided to help such students, whose family annual income is below Rs 5 lakh, with a one-time study grant to cover their annual college fees up to Rs 20,000.
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Hindu College Disburses Pandemic Study Grant To Needy Students
The Old Students’ Association (OSA), Hindu College will provide a one-time study grant to cover the annual college fees up to Rs 20,000 on a need cum merit basis to the students whose family annual income is below Rs 5 lakh.
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COVID-19: Hindu College Alumni Providing Aid Of Rs 20,000 To Needy Students
The Old Students Association (OSA) of Delhi University''s Hindu College has set up a ''pandemic study grant'' to provide financial support of the full annual fees of Rs 20,000 to all needy student in the college amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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Delhi University Student Pays First-Year Fees From YouTube Income, Wins Internet Praise
Her YouTube channel features educational and motivational content for students.
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Delhi University's St Stephen's College Releases Fee Structure For Academic Year 2025-26
Students are advised that DU fees (annual fees) must be paid through the DU Admission Portal/Website, while college fees (semester fees) are payable after joining the college.
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Delhi University Raises Annual Fees By 46%, Second Hike In A Year
Delhi University: This marks the second fee hike within a year, with the previous increase in annual charges announced in July of the previous year, reportedly the first in 13 years.
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Delhi University To Hike University Development Fee By Rs 300 From Academic Year 2022-23
Delhi University has decided to increase the annual university development fee charged from students by Rs 300 from the academic year 2022-23.
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Delhi University Decides To Increase University Development Fee
The Delhi University has decided to increase the annual university development fee charged from students in view of reduction in capital grants by the UGC, according to official documents.
-
Hindu College Alumni Providing Financial Help To Students Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
The Old Students' Association (OSA) of Hindu College has decided to help such students, whose family annual income is below Rs 5 lakh, with a one-time study grant to cover their annual college fees up to Rs 20,000.
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Hindu College Disburses Pandemic Study Grant To Needy Students
The Old Students’ Association (OSA), Hindu College will provide a one-time study grant to cover the annual college fees up to Rs 20,000 on a need cum merit basis to the students whose family annual income is below Rs 5 lakh.
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COVID-19: Hindu College Alumni Providing Aid Of Rs 20,000 To Needy Students
The Old Students Association (OSA) of Delhi University''s Hindu College has set up a ''pandemic study grant'' to provide financial support of the full annual fees of Rs 20,000 to all needy student in the college amid the coronavirus outbreak.
