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DU PG Admission 2022: Delhi University has extended the registration deadline for postgraduate (PG) admission. The last date to apply for DU PG admission 2022 is now June 10.
The Delhi University (DU) has extended the registration deadline for postgraduate (PG) admission 2022. The last date to apply for DU PG admission 2022 is now June 10. Candidates can apply for PG courses at Delhi University through the official website- pgadmission.uod.ac.in.“It is hereby notified that the date of registration for Postgraduate admission has been extended up to 10.06.2022 (June 10, 2022). This is issued with the approval of the Competent Authority,” the DU said in official notification. To apply for DU PG courses, candidates belonging to the general, OBC, and EWS categories will have to pay an application fee of Rs 750, while the registration fee for the students belonging to the SC and ST, and PwBD categories is Rs 300.
Candidates who want to apply for the postgraduate diploma in cyber security and law (PGDSL) programme will have to pay an application fee of Rs 2,000. While, those belonging to SC, ST, and PwBD categories will have to pay Rs 1,500.
DU PG Admission 2022: How To Apply
Go to the DU PG admission portal- pgadmission.uod.ac.in
Read the important information carefully, and then register yourself by clicking the "New User Registration" link.
Fill out all the DU PG admission form, upload all the required documents, and pay the online registration fee.
Save and download the registration form.
Source : Ndtv
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