Kanpur : For the first time in Uttar Pradesh, Chhatrapati Shahuji Maharaj University (CSJMU) will offer Research in Bachelor of Science or Arts or Commerce degree. The option of taking this degree will be available to about 1.60 lakh students of the university. This degree will be awarded to students who do not pursue second year studies after passing the postgraduate entry year. This will be the first batch of students in the state in the session 2023-24 who will be eligible for this. CSJMU has been the first to implement the National Education Policy 2020 in the undergraduate and postgraduate courses. According to this policy, many types of facilities have been provided to the students. According to this, the students cannot leave their studies in any year of the undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Like before, his degree will not remain incomplete. Now in the five-year Bachelor-Masters course, students can get certificate after the first year, diploma after the second year, bachelor’s degree after the third year, research in research after the fourth year. Bachelor’s degree and after five years a Master’s degree.
degree will not remain incomplete
In the year 2024, the first batch of Masters in the first year of the National Education Policy will pass out. The students who will walk out in this will be awarded the degree of Research Bachelor of Science or Arts or Commerce for the first time in the state. Dean Academic of the University Prof. Roli Sharma said that all the rules of the National Education Policy are applicable. If students walk out, degrees will be awarded year wise. However, till now no student has applied to leave the first or second year of graduation.
IIT Kanpur passed in admission of daughters
IIT Kanpur, IIT Delhi, IIT Madras have passed in admitting daughters, but IIT Bombay, the first choice of students in the country, has lagged behind. This has been revealed in the annual report of JEE Advanced 2023, which was released recently by IIT Guwahati. According to the report, daughters will study on 20.3 percent seats in IIT Delhi and Kanpur, whereas in IIT Bombay this number is 19.5 percent. The maximum number of 21.3 percent daughters have taken admission in IIT Tirupati. To reduce the sex ratio in all the IITs of the country. For this, the Joint Admission Board has earmarked 20 percent seats for daughters. These seats will be allotted to daughters under supernumerary. After this order, the level of admission of daughters in IITs is improving. According to the report of IIT Guwahati, daughters have taken admission on 20 percent seats in 11 IITs. This number is less in other 12 IITs. IIT Kharagpur has the least number of daughters. Here only 17.6 seats are occupied by daughters. According to the report, there is an analysis of the admissions completed in IIT after the sixth round. According to this, more admissions have taken place in IIT Bombay, Delhi, Kanpur, Madras, Hyderabad, Guwahati and Tirupati than the prescribed seats. Whereas some seats are left in IIT Mandi, Kharagpur, Patna, Roorkee, Dhanbad, Ropar, BHU, Bhilai.