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JNU Admission: Prakash Javadekar Defends Seat Cut, Students Continue Protest
JNU Students' Union today decided to extend their strike against the massive seat cut in MPhil and PhD courses even as HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar defended the varsity's decision saying it follows UGC norms.
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JNU Students Protest Over Reduced MPhil, PhD Admission Seats
Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students went on a day-long strike protesting the massive reduction in the number of research seats. The varsity released its prospectus yesterday suggesting seat cuts in the MPhil/ PhD programmes across different courses in line with the University Grants Commission (UGC) guidelines.
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JNU Admission 2017 For MPhil, PhD: Lesser Research Seats, Zero Intake For Many Courses
While JNU admission 2017 has garnered huge attention from candidates, dissatisfaction is also visible regarding reduction in intake numbers.
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UGC Notification: Court Asks For JNU Response; University To Withhold Admission Prospectus 2017
Delhi High Court has effectively asked the JNU administration to withhold the publication of JNU Prospectus 2017-18 till the next hearing of the case.
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JNU's New Admission Policy: JNUTA, Students To March Today
Jawaharlal Nehru University Teachers Association (JNUTA) has called for a united march of teachers, students, karmacharis, officers and alumni on today to parliament 'in defence of JNU's socially-just admission policy'. JNU is facing protests in the forms of hunger strikes and sit ins for some time after the university administration decided to go ...
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JNU Rejects Media Reports About Reduction In Academic Intake
Jawaharlal Nehru University today rubbished media reports about a massive cut in admission intake. The University on Wednesday asserted that there is no reduction in academic seats in any school or department of the premier education institution.
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Massive Seat-Cut For M.Phil, PhD courses In JNU, Students Intensify Protests
Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) has yesterday announced massive reduction in student intake in M.Phil and PhD courses and scrapped fresh admission in some departments for the upcoming academic session, inviting fresh protests by the student community.
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JNU Admission: Prakash Javadekar Defends Seat Cut, Students Continue Protest
JNU Students' Union today decided to extend their strike against the massive seat cut in MPhil and PhD courses even as HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar defended the varsity's decision saying it follows UGC norms.
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JNU Students Protest Over Reduced MPhil, PhD Admission Seats
Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students went on a day-long strike protesting the massive reduction in the number of research seats. The varsity released its prospectus yesterday suggesting seat cuts in the MPhil/ PhD programmes across different courses in line with the University Grants Commission (UGC) guidelines.
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JNU Admission 2017 For MPhil, PhD: Lesser Research Seats, Zero Intake For Many Courses
While JNU admission 2017 has garnered huge attention from candidates, dissatisfaction is also visible regarding reduction in intake numbers.
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UGC Notification: Court Asks For JNU Response; University To Withhold Admission Prospectus 2017
Delhi High Court has effectively asked the JNU administration to withhold the publication of JNU Prospectus 2017-18 till the next hearing of the case.
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JNU's New Admission Policy: JNUTA, Students To March Today
Jawaharlal Nehru University Teachers Association (JNUTA) has called for a united march of teachers, students, karmacharis, officers and alumni on today to parliament 'in defence of JNU's socially-just admission policy'. JNU is facing protests in the forms of hunger strikes and sit ins for some time after the university administration decided to go ...
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JNU Rejects Media Reports About Reduction In Academic Intake
Jawaharlal Nehru University today rubbished media reports about a massive cut in admission intake. The University on Wednesday asserted that there is no reduction in academic seats in any school or department of the premier education institution.
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Massive Seat-Cut For M.Phil, PhD courses In JNU, Students Intensify Protests
Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) has yesterday announced massive reduction in student intake in M.Phil and PhD courses and scrapped fresh admission in some departments for the upcoming academic session, inviting fresh protests by the student community.
