School of Open Learning, University of Delhi - [SOLDU], New Delhi - Scholarship Details

New Delhi, Delhi NCRDistance EducationEstd 1962

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College experience is too good and very important for our life.

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DU SOL Fees Are Not High Easy To Pay Fees And After You Can Pay They Can Provide Fees Receipt. The DU SOL Gives The Opportunity To The Students Who Had Dropped Their Studies And Now Wish To Resume Them. The College Also Gives Them The Ladder To Not Only Continue Their Studies But At The Same Time, Climb The Ladder Of Upskilling Themselves Because Of The Additional Emphasis On Skill Development. DU SOL Are Many Types Of Scholarships. Fees For The BA Program And B.Com At DU SOL Are INR 5,000 for the first Year While For M.COM, Fees Are INR 5,140 for the first Year. Various Scholarships Like All India Post Graduate Scholarships (AIPGS), University Post Graduate Scholarships (UPGS), National Scholarship (Economics) And DSE Merit (Economics) Can Be Availed By The Students Of SOL DU. Students Must Have Successfully Completed Their 12th-grade Examination From The CBSE Board Or An Equivalent Board.

Ajeet Kumar B.Com, General (Student)Reviewed on Oct 2, 2023

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Fees for SOL are normal and everyone facing financial issues can study with their part-time jobs even if someone preparing for the govt. exams opt for the open university degree as the SOL is recognized by UGC.

Sania B.Com, General (Student)Reviewed on Sep 25, 2023

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Sol not so bad option

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The fee is quite affordable and even scholorship is given to some so that those who can't afford it can study too. As a 2nd year student, intership programs are available but nothing is compulsion. It's our choice.