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Section Of Delhi University Teachers Condemn NDTF's Statement Over English Syllabus
The National Democratic Teachers' Front (NDTF), in a statement issued last week, had said they "fully support" the changes made to the English syllabus of the fifth semester BA Honours course of Delhi University.
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DU Cut-Off 2020: Jesus And Mary College (JMC) Second Cut-Off List Released
Jesus and Mary College (JMC), Delhi University has released its minimum scores for the second list DU cut-off 2020. Admission to all but three honours programmes is closed including English, Economics, both Commerce courses, Mathematics, Psychology and Sociology.
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Liverpool Have Not Eclipsed Manchester United's Greatest Teams, Says Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer believes Liverpool have to demonstrate the ability to keep winning year after year before they deserve to be ranked alongside Manchester United's best outfits.
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DU Releases Eighth Cut Off List For Undergraduate Courses
DU 8th Cut-off List 2019: The Delhi University (DU) released its eighth cut-off list on Monday with courses like BA (Honours) Economics, BA (Honours) English, B.Com still being up for grabs for the general category at premier colleges.
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Hansraj College, DU Releases First Cut Off List
For B.A. English (Honours), one of the much sought after courses in DU, the cut off for this year is 97.25% at Hansraj College.
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Delhi University First Cut Off Released; Cut Off Remains Above 90 For Humanities
In case of Humanities, the cut off for some of the popular courses like BA (Honours) English, BA (Honours) Psychology etc. has remained above 90 per cent at almost all the DU colleges.For BA English (Honours) the highest cut off is at SGTB Khalsa College with 98.75% followed by lady Shri Ram College with 98%.
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Over 2.5 Lakh Apply Of Admissions To Delhi University
Over 2.50 lakh students have applied for admission to various undergraduate course of Delhi University the online registration for which ended on Wednesday, with English Honours turning out to be the most sought-after subject.
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Section Of Delhi University Teachers Condemn NDTF's Statement Over English Syllabus
The National Democratic Teachers' Front (NDTF), in a statement issued last week, had said they "fully support" the changes made to the English syllabus of the fifth semester BA Honours course of Delhi University.
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DU Cut-Off 2020: Jesus And Mary College (JMC) Second Cut-Off List Released
Jesus and Mary College (JMC), Delhi University has released its minimum scores for the second list DU cut-off 2020. Admission to all but three honours programmes is closed including English, Economics, both Commerce courses, Mathematics, Psychology and Sociology.
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Liverpool Have Not Eclipsed Manchester United's Greatest Teams, Says Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer believes Liverpool have to demonstrate the ability to keep winning year after year before they deserve to be ranked alongside Manchester United's best outfits.
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DU Releases Eighth Cut Off List For Undergraduate Courses
DU 8th Cut-off List 2019: The Delhi University (DU) released its eighth cut-off list on Monday with courses like BA (Honours) Economics, BA (Honours) English, B.Com still being up for grabs for the general category at premier colleges.
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Hansraj College, DU Releases First Cut Off List
For B.A. English (Honours), one of the much sought after courses in DU, the cut off for this year is 97.25% at Hansraj College.
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Delhi University First Cut Off Released; Cut Off Remains Above 90 For Humanities
In case of Humanities, the cut off for some of the popular courses like BA (Honours) English, BA (Honours) Psychology etc. has remained above 90 per cent at almost all the DU colleges.For BA English (Honours) the highest cut off is at SGTB Khalsa College with 98.75% followed by lady Shri Ram College with 98%.
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Over 2.5 Lakh Apply Of Admissions To Delhi University
Over 2.50 lakh students have applied for admission to various undergraduate course of Delhi University the online registration for which ended on Wednesday, with English Honours turning out to be the most sought-after subject.
