Highlights:

The University of Delhi is one of the premier universities in India given its high standards of approach in teaching and research. The University came into establishment by an Act of Indian Government in 1922 as unitary teaching and residential university. The university functions in centralized nature having federal in structure composed of various governing and academic boards. The university began with modest of three colleges at initial stage and today it has grown into household name among the Delhites with network of covering over 80 colleges in two campuses.

Layout Plan – Information center.

Since the University offers various course of studies both in undergrate and post-graduate level, the need to have uniform reach of information and guidance among Tibetan students is necessity in a metropolitan cities like Delhi. Keeping this in mind, a student support services cell was created so as to meet up the challenges and thereby able to provide relevant guidance both in letter and spirit. The information services therefore will not be finite.

Admission – 2008 – General Category

The University of Delhi will begin this year admission from 2nd – 16th June provided with following admission centres in Delhi.  The admission forms are available from these zone centers at the cost of Rs. 30/-.and submission needs to get done by this dateline. The declaration of admission will be done on cut off list where each of DU colleges has its own requirement of scaling percentage marks provided with particular combination of subject relevancy and needs. This will differ from college to college.

North  Zone:

a) Office of Dean Student’s Welfare
b) Kirori Mal College
c) Faculty of Arts

South Zone

a) Office of Dean Student’s Welfare
b) Deshbandhu College
c) Atma Ram Sanatadhan Dharm College
d) PGDAV College, Nehru Nagar
e) College of Vocational Studies

East Zone :

a) Shyam Lal College
b) Vivekananda College
c) Maharaja Agra Sen College

Scheduled Tribe & Scheduled Castes Admission Applicants.

In order to keep abreast of educational cares to underprivileged communities, the university offer special reservation of admission seats for them. This will be purely done on the centralized norms. Candidates has to submit original copy of ST/SC certificates for verification to be done at Faculty of Arts. 

Foreign Students Admission Category:

University of Delhi also attracts many foreign nationals either through cultural relations or diplomatic channels. Inspite of high cut off list, University of Delhi has been kind and sympathetic to the plight of Tibetan cause and has been offering unrelenting support of admitting Tibetan students as a special case provided with relaxation of payment of fee as well..

a) One recent passport size photograph.
b) Two copies of attested XII board marksheet. (Internet download MS – not accepted)
c) Two copies of attested X board pass certificates having date of birth
d) Two  attested copies of pass certificates or migration certificate will do
e) Tibetan subject marks will not considered.
f) No round off percentage scored.
g) Verification will be done at the before applying for admission.
h) All inputs should be correct as far possible.

Notification for cut off list and Payment of fee

a) Announcement of first cut off list 26th June 2008

Admission & Payment of fee 27th June  -  30th June 2008

b) Announcement of second cut off list  1st July 2008

Admission & Payment of fee 2nd July – 4th July 2008

c) Announcement of third cut off list 5th July 2008

 Admission & Payment of fee  7th July – 9th July 2008

d) Announcement of fourth cut off list  10th July 2008

Admission & Payment of fee  11th July – 14th July

TYH – Delhi admission updates:

a)  Last date of sale of forms    -     4th July 2008
b)  Last date of submission       -     11th July 2008
c)  First list of admission           -    16th July 2008
d)  Second list of admission      -    25th July 2008
e)   Third list of admission         -    31st July 2008

TCV Scholarship Distribution Schemes: Overview

a) Admission fee    -  will be paid as per bill with ceiling of Rs. 20000.00
b) Rent                   -   Rs. 600 per month 
c) Maintenance      -   Rs. 900 per month – but should not exceed Rs. 1900 for both rent                               
                                      and mess as if mandatory to stay in college hostel.
d)   Pocket Money -   Rs. 300 per month
e)   Stationery       -   Rs. 1500 for undergraduate & post graduate degree program
                              -   Rs. 2500 for B.Tech & B.Arch ( Per annum)
f)   Clothing            -   Rs. 1000 per annum