Jnu hostel allotment list 2022

NEW DELHI: Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) Students Union members began a sit-in protest outside the office of the dean of students on Wednesday demanding allotment of hostels to students of the 2021 batch. JNUSU members also demanded the resumption of offline classes for first-year students. They held placards that read "Start offline classes, no more classes on Zoom", and "immediately start hostel allotment" among others. Recommended : Get important details about JNU Delhi. The JNUSU has vowed to continue the protest until a notification regarding physical verification and hostel allotment is released. "Many students are facing problems due to the non-allotment of the hostels to first-year students. Despite several assurances, the Dean of Students (DoS) office has not issued any notification in this regard," said Anagha Pradeep, councillor of JNUSU. On Tuesday, the JNUSU wrote to JNU vice-chancellor Santishree Dhulpudi Pandit, requesting the commencement of physical verification of documents and hostel allotment for the batch. Despite the permission to open all educational institutions in full capacity, JNU still remains shut for the batch of 2021, the JNUSU noted. Also read | Ministry of social justice invites application for free coaching scheme for SC and OBC students 2022 The 2021 batch of students "have still not been allotted hostel and has to do with online classes. Many of them are facing a lot of issues due to the online classes," the letter read. "Since there...

The Jawaharlal Nehru University Students' Union (JNUSU) has urged the university administration to ensure priority hostel allotment to first-year students in the SC and ST categories. In a letter to Dean of Students Sudheer Pratap Singh, the JNUSU said the hostel allotment list for male students was yet to be published despite undergraduate and postgraduate classes starting already, causing them "extreme difficulties". In its letter to Mr Singh, the JNUSU said, "The classes for UG and PG batch of 2022 started on 21 and 28 November 2022, respectively. But, so far, your office has not come up with any hostel allotment list for the male students, as a result of which students are facing extreme difficulties. "Therefore, it is of utmost importance that the allotment process for male students starts at the earliest." Also Read|| Why So Few Women In Top Leadership? Asks JNU Vice-Chancellor Santishree D Pandit The JNUSU claimed that the office of the Dean of Students had cited a lack of seats for delays in the allotment process. The students' union suggested that the administration come up with temporary accommodations to tide over the shortage. "The Sabarmati dormitory, which has been marked as a Covid Care centre, can be converted to a dormitory for male students as there are negligible Covid cases being reported now. "Similarly, other unoccupied guest houses and buildings within the campus should also be converted as temporary accommodation spaces for the students until there ...

NEW DELHI: Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) is likely to announce the first merit list of candidates seeking admissions into various Undergraduate (UG) courses for the academic year 2022-23. As per the schedule shared by the university, students can expect the merit list announcement by tomorrow i.e., October 17, 2022. Once released, candidates will be able to check their seat allotment status and accordingly proceed with the admission formalities on the official website at Delhi University UG academic calendar 2022-23 released for 1st year students, classes from Nov 2 Delhi University has released the academic calendar for the first year students in Undergraduate (UG) programmes 2022-23. Students who were waiting for the academic calendar can check the dates the dates from the official website at du.ac.in. Candidates must remember that JNU is taking admissions into various courses on the basis of CUET UG 2022 scores. The registration process admissions started on September 27, 2022 and ended on October 12, 2022 (11:50 PM). After the announcement of seat allotment list, eligible candidates will have to report to the university to secure their seats and complete the admission process. The seat blocking option will be available to the candidates from October 17 to October 19, 2022. JNU UG Admissions 2022 : Important dates S. No Event Date 1 1st Merit List Oct 17, 2022 2 Blocking of seats Oct 17 to Oct 19, 2022 3 2nd Merit List Oct 22, 2022 4 Blocking of seats Oct 22 to Oct ...

New Delhi, Aug 1 (PTI) The students of Jawaharlal Nehru University staged a demonstration outside the Dean of Students (DoS) office on Monday demanding an immediate allotment of the hostel and its renovation. The protest was organised by a student group named Democratic Students Federation (DSF). They also demanded that hostel elections that have not been conducted for the last two years, be held soon. Students were holding placards reading, ‘DoS Jawaab Do (DoS, answer),’‘Ensure Hostels for All’, ‘Stop meddling with reservation policies in Hostel Allotment’, “We organised the protest outside the DoS office to demand immediate hostel allotment. Physical classes are starting from August 3 but many students have not been allotted hostels till now. It is a complete chaos. Moreover, reservation policies have not been followed properly in the hostel allotment so far,” DSF President Swati Singh said. The hostels are in a very bad state with the frequent incidents of wall or ceiling collapse taking place here, she said. Last week, students of the varsity alleged that a portion of a balcony and a ceiling in two separate hostels collapsed following the recent spells of rain. “We have demanded that the hostel should be renovated as soon as possible. We also wanted hostel elections to be conducted as soon as possible because, for two years, there has been no election,” Singh said. They have also alleged violation of reservation policies during the hostel allotment process as the admin...

NEW DELHI: The students of Jawaharlal Nehru University staged a demonstration outside the Dean of Students (DoS) office on Monday demanding an immediate allotment of the hostel and its renovation. The protest was organised by a student group named Democratic Students Federation (DSF). They also demanded that hostel elections that have not been conducted for the last two years, be held soon. Recommended : Get important details about JNU Delhi. Students were holding placards reading, 'DoS Jawaab Do (DoS, answer),' 'Ensure Hostels for All', 'Stop meddling with reservation policies in Hostel Allotment', "We organised the protest outside the DoS office to demand immediate hostel allotment. Physical classes are starting from August 3 but many students have not been allotted hostels till now. It is a complete chaos. Moreover, reservation policies have not been followed properly in the hostel allotment so far," DSF President Swati Singh said. The hostels are in a very bad state with the frequent incidents of wall or ceiling collapse taking place here, she said. Last week, students of the university alleged that a portion of a balcony and a ceiling in two separate hostels collapsed following the recent spells of rain. "We have demanded that the hostel should be renovated as soon as possible. We also wanted hostel elections to be conducted as soon as possible because, for two years, there has been no election," Singh said. They have also alleged violation of reservation policies dur...

JNU Hostel Manual - In a Nutshell Well taken care of by the dedicated staff members such as provost, wardens, senior wardens, hostel committee, mess committee, the students in JNU enjoy a very secure, stable, educational, and harmonious environment. As per the JNU hostel manual, the purpose of a hostel is to foster mutual cooperation and goodwill amongst the students that have travelled through different parts of the country, to have a proper devotion in research and studies with a good balance of co-curricular activities. For all of those candidates who wish to pursue their academic career in Jawaharlal Nehru University, let’s understand the JNU hostel manual in finer detail. JNU Hostel Administration The Jawaharlal Nehru University offers separate hostel facilities allocated for men and women which are grouped and categorised into different Khands (sections) which includes 3 to 4 hostels for administrative convenience according to the JNU hostel manual. According to the JNU hostel manual, the table present below informs about the segregation of hostels with correspondence to its khands which is brought forth for better clarity of the students. Khand Hostels Uttarakhand Sutlej (Boys) Jhelum (Boys) Ganga (Girls) Yamuna (working women) Paschimabad (I) S Sabarmati (Boys & Girls) Narmada (Boys) Tapti (Boys & Girls) MahiMandavi (boys) Paschimabad (II) Lohit (Boys & Girls) Chandrabhaga (Boys & Girls) Koyna (Girls) Shipra (Girls) Dakshinapuram Periyar (Boys) Kaveri (Boys) Goda...

New Delhi, Nov 30 (PTI) The Jawaharlal Nehru University Students' Union (JNUSU) has urged the varsity administration to ensure priority hostel allotment to first-year students in the SC and ST categories. In a letter to Dean of Students Sudheer Pratap Singh, the JNUSU said the hostel allotment list for male students was yet to be published despite undergraduate and postgraduate classes starting already, causing them "extreme difficulties". In its letter to Singh, the JNUSU said, "The classes for UG and PG batch of 2022 started on 21 and 28 November 2022, respectively. But, so far, your office has not come up with any hostel allotment list for the male students, as a result of which students are facing extreme difficulties. "Therefore, it is of utmost importance that the allotment process for male students starts at the earliest." The JNUSU claimed that the office of the Dean of Students had cited a lack of seats for delays in the allotment process. The students' union suggested that the administration come up with temporary accommodations to tide over the shortage. "The Sabarmati dormitory, which has been marked as a Covid Care centre, can be converted to a dormitory for male students as there are negligible Covid cases being reported now. "Similarly, other unoccupied guest houses and buildings within the campus should also be converted as temporary accommodation spaces for the students until there are vacancies available in the hostel," it said. The varsity has 18 hostels...

The Jawaharlal Nehru University Students’ Union (JNUSU) submitted a memorandum to the Dean of Students of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), demanding immediate implementation of reservation policies for hostel allotment to the new undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) batches. The students claim that the reservation guidelines for the allotment have been flouted once again. Previously, in July this year, the students had alleged such discrepancies in the allotment process. “The same issue keeps repeating itself and we have to write to the administration to address it or stage demonstrations,” says Sagnik Sarkar, a second-year student of the institution. The students informed us that they will be staging a protest against this issue on November 24. What happened? The UG classes of the 2022 batch began yesterday, November 21 and the PG classes are due to begin on November 28; however, the students claim that the JNU administration is yet to provide the students with hostel facilities or an allotment list. A statement released by the JNUSU states, “As the document verification for admissions to different programmes has been ongoing in JNU, the JNU administration has once again failed to provide accommodation on a timely basis to the students.” According to the hostel manual of the institute, SC/ST and PwD students should be given priority when choosing a hostel, nevertheless, only PwD students in the P1 and P2 categories have received a hostel allotment so far. Previous v...