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DU students can now switch elective subjects

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November 29, 2024

DELHI University (DU) students who have struggled to clear their elective or optional subjects after multiple attempts will now have the option to switch to a new subject, starting from the 2024-25 academic session.

DU students can now switch elective subjects

A notification issued on Wednesday confirmed the decision, which follows an amendment to Clause 6 of Ordinance IV. Previously, the ordinance prohibited any changes to elective, optional, or subsidiary subjects in undergraduate or postgraduate programmes once the semester had begun.

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