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Delhi University: Admission Process For Foreign Nationals Begins

Darpan News Desk IANS, 22 Feb, 2019 11:02 PM

    The Delhi University (DU) has begun the admission process for foreign nationals for the 2019-20 academic session. Applications from foreign nationals for admissions to undergraduate, post-graduate, M.Phil, PhD, certificate and diploma programmes can be submitted online.


    The registration process for applying to all programmes will be online through the Foreign Students' Registry website -- http://fsr.du.ac.in -- the university said.


    DU offers more than 500 programmes at various levels. Foreign nationals are not required to take the entrance test for admission to these programmes.


    The programmes on offer encompass various disciplines including arts, social sciences, commerce, natural and applied sciences, law, the university said.

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