Overview
- Delhi University, which released its final undergraduate datesheet on Friday, set some papers on Sundays and placed semester six and eight exams on alternate days from May 16.
- Officials said the plan helps senior cohorts finish sooner by June 14 to fit interviews, job calls and backlog exams.
- It is the first time DU will hold eighth‑semester exams since shifting to the National Education Policy’s four‑year degree model.
- The timetable changes apply to NEP cohorts only, with no changes for students on the older CBCS or LOCF tracks.
- Students and teachers reported repeated revisions that upended internships, travel and entrance tests, and one student described flying to Bengaluru for an IISc interview between two DU papers.