University of Delhi wants to start new programs in Science branch with 120 places for each B.Tech program. The UGC has sanctioned around 70 apprenticeships for these three new departments. The University of Delhi wants to set up three faculties, each with 120 places for prospective students. The University Grants Commission (UGC) has also approved 70 teaching positions for each of the three B.
Technological programs. DU (University of Delhi) submitted a proposal to UGC (University Grants Commission) to establish these three departments under the Faculty of Technology, namely
Students are only admitted to these three departments if they pass the JEE-Main (Joint Entrance Examination). The proposal from these departments will be submitted to the Academic Council, which will meet next month. DU was planned or initiated as DCE and NSIT are no longer affiliated with the university. Therefore, it no longer offers engineering programs to students.” – said a senior official from the University of Delhi (DU).
DU also set up a writing committee to design the entire course including the syllabus, assessments, objectives, assessment cell, content, structure, and timeline to plan the entire B program. The University of Delhi announced its November 5th notification establishing the Committee (DU), signed by Chancellor Vikas Gupta. “This committee is chaired by D.S. Chauhan, former Vice-Chancellor (VC) of Uttar Pradesh Technical Committee
.The VC held one of the meetings related to the establishment of the departments and proposed to the University Commission to give the green light to start these programs mentioned above, as soon as possible for the prospective students seeking admission to the regular university the university wants to receive from Delhi.
The final report of the DU Editorial Board has already submitted the proposal to the University Grants Commission (UGC) of India.” – The official member confirmed this update. The charter committee should consider the following issues related to the establishment of the new departments and formulate a strategic structure for implementing its recommendations. The feasibility and the structure of the entire establishment of these departments are carried out under the Faculty of Technology.
The structure, the study of the course, and the department are necessary to achieve the qualification of the faculty members, it is necessary to carry out the whole process of the department through teaching, learning, and research in the departments. This is issued with the approval of the competent authority, he said. The University of Delhi announced the notification of B.Tech departments whose sole aim is to “promote a holistic, multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary approach in education in, the central theme of the 202 National Education Policy”.
The University of Delhi set up a committee to advise on the establishment of the three faculties under the College of Technology, on the rise of the ideas of engineering and technology.” All this information was announced through the notification on November 5, for the formation of the committee (DU).
