Can a SOL students apply for regular college?

CAN DU SOL STUDENTS MIGRATE TO REGULAR DELHI UNIVERSITY COLLEGES? Students studying at Delhi University’s School of Open Learning (DU SOL) will now be able to enroll in regular DU colleges after the completion of the first year. Similarly, regular college students can enroll in the School of Open Learning.

Is SOL degree valid abroad?

Yes, you can!

Can I migrate from SOL to regular?

Now the executive council of Delhi University has approved the migration, under the rule that if an SOL student scores more than 60\% or above in the final first-year examination, then he can migrate to a regular college in second year.

Is SOL degree valid for govt job?

It has equal importance as regular college degree have. So no need to worry.

Can we shift from correspondence to regular?

Nope. You can’t shift from correspondence to regular in DU in any year. Getting in correspondence is a one way gate and once you are in you will have to go with it only. Though there is no difference in degree of regular college and the correspondence one.

Is DU SOL better than IGNOU?

DU SOL is a more commonly known place for students and has an easier education structure but IGNOU is a more student friendly place as it systematically carries out the checking of exam papers and provides the students with better results than DU SOL. IGNOU also gives additional internal marks for assignments.

Is DU SOL UGC approved?

Yes, SOL is recognised from UGC and it is valid. Delhi University, SOL is recognised by UGC. Degrees awarded by the institute are valid for higher studies and job both in government and the private sector. Delhi University, SOL is recognised by UGC.

Can we shift from regular to correspondence?

But the fact that a degree isn’t always sufficient to propel students to positions they are capable of, and that the environment of a college does do plenty to ready a student for life after college, the decision to shift to School of Open Learning must be backed with unrelenting motivation and hard work.

What is the difference between SOL and regular college degree?

SOL refers to School of Open Learning, University of Delhi (DU SOL). Under SOL, students are not required to attend classes like regular students of DU. DU SOL is a good option for students who could not get admission in regular degrees of DU or any other regular college or university due to any reason.

Is there any IAS from Du Sol?

Yes, You can apply for government exams like S.S.C., U.P.S.C., I.A.S.,PO etc, while studying in SOL or after Graduation from S.O.L.

Can I do correspondence in 2nd year?

No , you can not join regular degree course in second year after completing first years from distance education .

Why choose Sol Delhi University correspondence courses?

Delhi University correspondence courses offered by SOL not only receive applications from some of the best students across the country but also open good job prospects for them after completion of the course. Delhi University distance education details are covered in this article.

How to get admission in Du Sol distance learning?

Undergraduate Distance Learning Courses: Admission to UG distance learning courses offered by SOL are done on the basis of the applications received from the candidates. Admissions are done directly if students meet the eligibility criteria specified by DU SOL.

Can I complete my graduation through correspondence now after 5 years?

Yes,you can pursue your under graduation degree after five year through correspondence. there is a age limit of 30 year.thats all. you can apply for B.sc, B.com,B.A and other graduation courses. Good luck!!!! Re: Left my graduation in middle, can I complete my graduation through correspondence now?

Is there any problem in admission in Sol University?

There was no problem in admission in sol as the passing marks student can get admission here easily and there are no age restrictions. The admission process is so simple that one can get admission there by sitting at home by just filling a form online on.

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