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CENTRAL GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE (ADMISSIONS 2012), Hans Raj College
(Convenor : Dr. P. Kumar (Bursar), Members :  Dr. Bijendra Singh (Hostel Warden),
Dr. M.P. Sharma (Director, Physical Education), Dr. Anand Sonkar (Coordinator Examinations, HRC),
The GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE to start operating as the admission sessions 2012 begins as per
the new admission schedule - to be declared by the University soon. Members' phone nos.
will be provided as the Committee starts functioning in early June, 2012.
 

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2012-13

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ALL ADMISSION DETAILS FOR THE SESSION 2012-13 will be provided  H E R E  towards the end of May, 2012. In case you have an urgent query, please put up the same at our Guest Book, so that other admission-seekers may also benefit from our reply. Only queries meriting urgent attention will be responded to. All irrelevant queries will be deleted. OUR GENERAL ADMISSION DETAILS FOR 2012-13. We do not yet have any C A T E requirement for admission to B.A. Honours ENGLISH ... any updates in this regard shall be notified right here at this page !

Delhi University tops India Today survey on universities for second year in a row

Delhi University has maintained its numero uno status for the second year in a row in the India Today AC-Nielsen Best Universities Survey. It is followed by Banaras Hindu University (BHU), the University of Calcutta, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) and Aligarh Muslim University (AMU). The survey, which has emerged as the gold standard for students and parents across the country, ranks 50 best universities and, for the first time, also lists the first five fastest risers in the rankings and five biggest losers. The results have only been arrived at using the rigour of extensive fieldwork and statistics combining subjective criteria (perception of top academics from abroad) and objective criteria such as teacher-student ratio and courses offered. The biggest surprise in the survey is AMU's entry into the top five. Last year, the university occupied the eleventh spot. In the past, the institution had made headlines for violence on campus, but now AMU seems to be turning a new leaf. Though its rise can be partially explained by the fact that some institutions such as Pune, Bangalore and Mumbai University could not submit the necessary data for the survey on time because of their own constraints, this development can also be viewed as the institution's attempt to regain some of its past glory. The survey, however, has its share of constants, too. DU, for instance, has not budged from its top ranking position since last year. And the new vicechancellor Dinesh Singh is only helping the institution keep pace with the Capital it is situated in. At the heart of the university's transformation is the concept of a meta-college which will revolutionise the existing course structure. Under a meta-college, a student can design his own course by mixing and matching papers offered at different colleges affiliated to DU.

Coming in a close second, BHU is also undergoing a revolution of sorts. The biggest feather in its cap is the upgradation of its institution of techsixteenth IIT. The vice-chancellor of the university has submitted a plan of Rs.1,000 crore to the Planning Commission to set up a centre of translational research that will bring together IT experts, biotechnologists, agriculturists and social scientists to contribute to the development of different sectors. Like BHU, Calcutta University has moved a notch up this year. Occupying the third position, the university stands head and shoulders above the rest as its faculty is leading the innovation charge. Sample this: the faculty members of science and technology departments have applied for 28 patents out of which 14 have been approved. JNU, as the fourth best varsity in the country, meanwhile has been successful in sustaining its unique academic culture. Every year new facilities are introduced to enrich the student experience and in 2011 the university added centres for media research, census and inclusion and exclusion. The top five ranking may not have had too many changes this year, but there are universities that are slowly but surely emulating the example of the best institutions. Apart from AMU, Gauhati University, Ranchi University, North Eastern Hill University and Mangalore University make the list of the first five fastest risers this year.

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