FSR (University of Delhi) Admissions 2020-2021

. Introduction

Foreign Students’ Registry (FSR) is the single window for admission of foreign nationals in University of Delhi in its different Programmes of Study conducted in its various affiliated colleges/departments/centers. To know more about the university and its academic programmes, visit the website of University of Delhi (www.du.ac.in). Admisson-related information for foreign nationals is available on FSR website (www.fsr.du.ac.in)

Categories of Applicants

Foreign nationals are admitted to various Programme of Study in University of Delhi under the following categories:
(a) Self-financing Students and applicants with scholarship other than ICCR
(b) Scholarship schemes of Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR), Govt. of India
(c) Casual Affiliation (to audit/credit courses, not leading to the award of any degree)

Admission Process

The process from “Application to Admission” comprises of 4 broad steps as listed:

Step 1. Apply: Prospective student applies
Step 2. Admission Process: FSR Office evaluates applications and offers admission to selected candidates
Step 3. After Selection: Selected candidates follow necessary formalities before arriving in Delhi.
Step 4. After Reaching Delhi: Selected candidates are required to complete other procedures

Applying for Admission

(a) Self-financing applicants and applicants with scholarship other than ICCR (Category 3a) need to apply online at the FSR Portal http://fsr.du.ac.in. Guidelines for completing the form can be found in point 6 (page 4)

Online Application Form for Admissions 2020-21 for Foreign Nationals – Attach all the required documents as per the list given in point 8 (page 9) below – Submit the NOC acquired from Applicants’ Diplomatic Missionbefore the application deadline.

(b) Application process for ICCR applicants (Category 3b)

Apply through ICCR – ICCR submits the candidate’s application form with all necessary documents to FSR Office

ICCR applicants need to follow the application process laid down by ICCR (www.iccr.gov.in ) and apply using the application form stipulated by ICCR.

(c) Casual Affiliation (Category 3c): applicants may refer to point 20 (page 16)
(d) Candidate desirous of applying to St. Stephen’s College and Jesus and Mary College must complete both the FSR Online Application form and that of the application form of the concerned College.

Steps for Completing the Application Form for Admissions 2020-21

This section provides guidelines on filling in the Application Form for Admissions 2020-21 for Foreign Nationals and completing the application process.

1) The online form is common for admission to the various programmes of study (Undergraduate/Postgraduate/Certificate and Diploma Programmes/M.Phil. and Ph.D.) in the different Colleges/ Departments/Centres/Schools of the University of Delhi. There is no offline form for admission.
2) Candidates have to register through the link “Online Registration for Admissions 2020-21” available on the FSR website http://fsr.du.ac.in to access the Application Form for Admissions 2020-21 for Foreign Nationals.
3) The application entails a non-refundable application fee of INR Rs 1,500 (One Thousand and Five Hundred). The fee is to be paid through credit card/debit card/netbanking.
4) The applicant may fill in multiple forms if he/she wants to opt for more than the three choices of Courses permissible in the application form. A non-refundable fee of ndian Rupees 1,500 will be charged for each application.
5) If the applicant is submitting multiple applications, the applicant must use a different e-mail id for each application. Each application would be assigned a different (unique) application number.
6) The submitted form must be complete in all respect and incomplete forms will be summarily rejected. In case any of the fields do not apply to you, enter ‘NOT APPLICABLE” in that particular field.
7) The applicant has an option of editing and saving the document. However, once the application fee is paid, no further editing is possible.

8) If the applicant finds any mistake in his/her application form after the submission of the application fees, he/she must communicate the same by e-mail to fsradmissions@du.ac.in one week of submitting the form. However, this does not necessarily imply that the candidate’s request will be entertained. The decision to accept or reject the changes lies solely with the Admission Committee.
9) If the name of the applicant in their certificates is different from the one as in the passport on the passport, the applicant is required to get a certification from a responsible Official of the Ministry of Education/Ministry of Foreign Affairs or any uthorized government body of the applicant’s country.
10) The photo of the applicant should be in passport size and not older six months prior to the date of application.
11) All the required documents must be uploaded while applying

eligibility criteria f

Select the programme of study from the following options:

1. Under-Graduate (UG)
2. Post-Graduate (PG)
3. Certificate and Diploma
4. M.Phil. and Ph.D.
5. School of Open Learning (SOL) Programmes (UG and PG)

The candidate must ensure the fulfilment of the minimum eligibility criteria for the programmeand the courses for which he/she is applying for. This information is available on www.du.ac.in and the websites of the different departments. Additional information may also be found on ▪ http://du.ac.in/adm2019/pdf/16062019-PG%20Bulletin2019-20.pdf for the postgraduate(PG) programme, http://du.ac.in/adm2019/pdf/17062019-UG_BULLETIN_JUNE17Revised.pdf for the undergraduate (UG) programme and ▪http://admission.du.ac.in/upload_mba2019/site/MBA_Admissions_2019.pdf for MBA courses. http://du.ac.in/du/uploads/22082017_Ordi.pdf Ordinance 6 for M.Phil and PhD programmes. The list of courses on offer in each of these programmes is available on
http://fsr.du.ac.in/programme.html.The candidate may apply for more than one programme of study. However, for each programme a separate application form has to be submittedby providing a separte e-mail id and with the payment of a nonrefundable application fee of INR 1500.

➢ Select the course of study

The applicant can select up to a maximum of three courses of study in a single application form, subject to satisfying the minimum eligibility criteria. If an applicant desires to apply for more than the three course options provided in the application form, he/she may complete a separate application form by providing a separte e-mail id and with the payment of a non-refundable application fee of INR 1500. The list of courses is available on http://fsr.du.ac.in/programme.html. • Applicants are counselled to carefully asses the level of competence required for pursuing a ourse by going through the syllabi of the courses available at DU website, before applying for course.
• In consideration of the best interests of the student and taking into account the level of academic proficiency, the Admission Committee may advise an applicant to consider dmission in a course for which she/he has not applied.
• PhD applicants are advised to give a broad Topic of Research. They are also advised to check the profile of the faculty of the department in which they propose to pursue their PhD.

Deadlines

Master of Business Administration (MBA) and Ph.D. Programme in Management Studies – 17th April, 2020 (Closed)
2. Post-Graduate Programmes (PG) (except MBA) and M.Phil. : – 06th June, 2020
3. Under-Graduate Programme (UG)-Three years programme : – 12th June, 2020
4. One year Certificate/ Diploma/ Advanced Diploma courses : – 15th June, 2020
5. Ph.D. Programme (other than Ph.D. Programme in Management Studies) – 15th July, 2020
6. School of Open Learning (SOL) for Bachelor’s and Master’s Courses – 30th July, 2020
7. Casual Affiliation (for those desirous of studying up to maximum 2 semesters) : — 30th July, 2020

For more details refer the Official Website : http://fsr.du.ac.in/

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