College Education for only 30% Delhi students ?
As per a newspaper article only 30% Delhi students get admitted in Delhi colleges. The Delhi govt should at least double the number of seats in each college . It could increase seats in evening colleges so that the students who want to continue studies in whichever field they want can do so. We owe this to our young generation. Huge Delhi university campus are going waste. more
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The Delhi govt has doubled the education fund why cant it double the seats in the colleges so that more students can study further. more
Jul 16
I Agree with above ideas. However, there should be a preference of 70% for Delhi students & 30% for outside Delhi student like Other states doing presently. As Delhi is not a NCT, anybody can come from any state and get admission. Alternatively, Delhi or Central Govt./UGC should consider to make new universities or discuss with existing good private universities in the Delhi NCRs (Like Sonepat/Gurgaon/Noida) for affiliation to bring them under Delhi University. more
Jul 08
Yes, I am fully agree with your view Mathur ji. Delhi Govt should increase seats in collecte by making arrangement for evening classes. more
Jul 07
MOST FOREIGN UNIVERSITY WORK FROM MORNING TO LATE EVENING, THUS MAKING FULL UTILIZATION OF THE INFRASTRUCTURE AND FACILITIES. IT IS VERY SAD THAT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES IN INDIA MOSTLY RUN CLASSES IN THE PRE-LUNCH SESSION ONLY. THE VAST CAMPUSES ARE DESERTED IN THE AFTERNOONS. WE ARE A DEVELOPING COUNTRY WE CANNOT AFFORD THIS LUXURY. IT IS HIGH TIME THAT WE START USING THE UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES TO FULL CAPACITY AND RUN EVENING BATCHES ALL OVER TO ACCOMMODATE THE MAXIMUM OF THE STUDENTS. ER.V.K.SAHNI EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGIST more
Jul 02
Start more colleges, provide additional batches, increase the total number of students in a class. Start new generation courses such as B Voc (Logistic Mgt), B Voc (Fashion Designing) etc to cope with the problem more
Jul 02
