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St.Stephen's notifies admission process

Staff Reporter

NEW DELHI: The admission process to Delhi University's St. Stephen's College will begin from May 15 with the sale of prospectus, application forms and other documents.

Application forms for undergraduate courses can also be downloaded from the official website www.ststephens.edu. It can also be obtained through post by sending a crossed demand draft of Rs. 175 towards Principal, St.Stephen's College Delhi along with a self addressed envelope (10" x 7") and a crossed demand draft of Rs 50 for the courier charges payable to the Principal of St.Stephen's College.

The last date for submission of applications forms is June 16 for first year under-graduate classes. While the interview for students applying to Sanskrit Honours will be on June 20, for Economics Honours the dates are June 20, 21 and 22. For Physics and Mathematics Honours, the dates for the interview are June 20 to 23. The sports admission interview will take place on June 23, while those for Chemistry will be held from June 23 to 26. Interviews for the B.Sc programme with Computer Science will be held on June 24, while for those with Chemistry it will be on June 27.

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