DU Admissions 2022: Foreign students enrollment declined by 27.5%, only 520 applications received
The maximum number of students this year is from Nepal (110), followed by Tibet (100) and Bangladesh (85). This academic year 520 foreign students enrolled themselves across undergraduate, postgraduate and PhD courses.
Delhi University application process has been concluded and as per the reports the varsity witnessed decline of over 27.6 per cent from the previous year in enrollment of foreign students. This academic year 520 foreign students enrolled themselves across undergraduate, postgraduate and PhD courses.
The maximum number of students this year is from Nepal (110), followed by Tibet (100) and Bangladesh (85). A university official while speaking on the same told Times Now that, "the decline in the number of admissions by foreign students to the delay in the start of the academic session. In 2022 year, 520 foreign students have been admitted to the university compared to 663 students in 2021. The number of applications from foreign nationals has also dipped this year by over 28 per cent."
"The university received application forms from over 7,000 applicants this year. Last year, the varsity received over 9,000 applications," said Professor Amarjiva Lochan, Jt Dean, International Relations.
This academic year, the maximum number of applications have been received from Nepal. Last year, it was from Afghan nationals. "As many as 1,500 students were selected for admission. Out of them, only 520 have confirmed their admission and are coming to Delhi. In UG courses, 320 students have taken admission, and in PG and PhD courses, 100 students and 50 students respectively have got admission in DU colleges," Lochan said.
The official said that "the maximum number of applications were for BCom (Hons), English (Hons), BA Psychology and BA Computer science. Foreign nationals are admitted to various programmes of study at the University of Delhi under two categories -- self-financing students and students with the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR), government of India under its various scholarship schemes. Foreign nationals seeking admission in any course -- certificate, diploma, undergraduate, postgraduate, MPhil and PhD -- are exempted from the entrance test. The admission process is done based on a merit list. The process from 'Application to Admission' comprises four broad steps: application, evaluation by the varsity, online admission formalities and formalities after reaching Delhi."
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