Rekha Gupta becoming CM will inspire DU students: Vice Chancellor Prof. Yogesh Singh
CM Rekha Gupta will be inspiration for DU Students:DU VC: Delhi University Vice Chancellor Prof. Yogesh Singh expressed happiness over DU alumnus Rekha Gupta becoming the Chief Minister of Delhi and said that it is a matter of pride and honour for Delhi University that Daulat Ram College alumnus Mrs. Rekha Gupta has become the Chief Minister of Delhi.
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CM Rekha Gupta will be inspiration for DU Students:DU VC
He said that students studying in Delhi University will get inspiration from this that if our alumni can do this, then we can also do it. Her life will change the lives of many people. Congratulating Rekha Gupta on becoming the Chief Minister of Delhi, the Vice Chancellor expressed hope that she will do well for Delhi and will contribute immensely in taking Delhi forward.
Delhi University’s 101st convocation on February 22
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan will be the chief guest of the ceremony and Vice Chancellor Prof. Yogesh Singh will preside
The 101st convocation of Delhi University is being organized on February 22, 2025. Education Minister of Government of India Dharmendra Pradhan will be the chief guest in this ceremony. The ceremony will be presided over by Delhi University Vice Chancellor Prof. Yogesh Singh. Through this ceremony, UG, PG and PhD students who complete their degree in 2024 will be initiated.
Giving information in this regard, DU Examination Controller Prof. Gurpreet Singh Tuteja said that the program will be organized in the Multipurpose Hall located in the Sports Complex of Delhi University. He informed that a total of 194 gold and silver medals and awards will be awarded during the convocation. Prof. Gurpreet Singh Tuteja said that a total of 159 gold medals and one silver medal will be awarded to the UG and PG students. Similarly, a total of 34 awards will be given to UG and PG students. Prof. Tuteja said that a total of 494 students, including 248 male and 246 female students, will be awarded PhD degrees. He said that a total of 77446 UG, 6812 PG and 29 five-year program students, including regular students of DU and NCWEB students, will be awarded degrees.
