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DAVV Students: Subject Choice Clarity Arrives!
16 Sep
Summary
- Over 40,000 second-year students at DAVV received subject selection clarity.
- Students must select one DSE subject from each of two distinct groups.
- New structure includes up to 11 theory papers and revised passing credits.
Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV) in Indore has resolved the uncertainty surrounding subject selection for over 40,000 second-year BA, BCom, and BSc students. Detailed guidelines have been issued to affiliated colleges, enabling them to proceed with classes. Students are now required to select one Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) subject from each of two designated groups.
This clarification followed a two-month period of confusion for students and colleges alike, which had delayed the commencement of classes. DAVV examination controller Ashesh Tiwari confirmed that the university received directions from the higher education department to issue these guidelines. The new academic session for the second year also brings changes to the undergraduate examination structure.
Students will now face up to 11 theory papers, encompassing their main subjects, vocational, value-added, DSE, and multidisciplinary courses. A revised passing requirement mandates 42 credits, with students securing at least 14 credits progressing under new university rules. Syllabi for most subjects are also reportedly in place.
