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Four-year DU course challenged in court

  •   Wed, Jul 10 2013 02:11:00 PM

New Delhi, Jul 10 (IANS): A petition was filed in the Delhi High Court Wednesday challenging the Delhi University's new four-year undergraduate programme.

Judges B.D. Ahmed, who is also the acting chief justice, and Vibhu Bakhru posted the matter for July 17. The plea contended that there must be "uniformity in education".

The varsity is to implement a controversial four-year undergraduate programme with multiple degrees from the academic session starting this month.
  

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