DAVV Apex Body Pledges Donation To PM Fund: Dean Members Committed To Donate An Equivalent Amount From Their Salaries
Nominated members will contribute their honorarium
DAVV Apex Body Pledges Donation To Pm Fund: Dean Members Committed To Donate An Equivalent Amount From Their Salaries | FPJ
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): In solidarity with Operation Sindoor, members of Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya’s (DAVV) Executive Council (EC) have pledged donations to the Prime Minister's Fund.
Nominated EC members will contribute their honorarium, while deans will donate an equivalent amount from their salary, confirmed Registrar Ajay Verma after a meeting chaired by Vice Chancellor Prof Rakesh Singhai.
The EC also approved four integrated teacher education programmes set to launch in 2026–27: BSc-BEd, BCom-BEd, BA-BEd (School of Education), and a four-year BPEd (School of Physical Education), each with 50 seats for Class 12 graduates.
Other decisions included:
Approval of CAS promotions for 15 faculty members
Appointment of Prof Sachin Sharma as Chief Proctor for 2024–26
Plans to initiate the selection process for the estate officer
Digitization of all exam tabulation charts since 1977
Launch of an e-cataloging system for improved record management
DAVV to begin PG admission process on CUET-PG scores in June
Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV) is set to begin the admission process for postgraduate courses in June, based on scores from the Common University Entrance Test for Postgraduate (CUET-PG), three days after the National Testing Agency (NTA) announced the results.
According to officials, NTA is currently finalising detailed result data, which will be sent to participating universities, including DAVV, by May 20. Once the data is received, the university will begin compiling merit lists and generating ranks.
This year, CUET-PG saw participation from around 13 lakh students across over 650 cities in India. At DAVV, 28 postgraduate programmes are offered under CUET-PG, with a total intake of 1,485 seats.
Dr Kanhaiya Ahuja, CUET-PG chairman at DAVV, confirmed that the university will need about 8 to 10 days to scrutinise the data after receipt. "Merit lists will be prepared first, followed by rank generation. Only after verification, the counselling registration window will open," he said.
The registration period for counselling is expected to last three weeks. The registration fee is yet to be finalised.
RECENT STORIES
-
-
-
-
-