The Delhi University has reportedly rolled back the Four Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP) after the University Grants Commission (UGC) asked it to begin admissions under the three year format.
According to reports, the UGC has asked the varsity to begin admissions immediately and also demanded a complete rollback of the controversial FYUP.
The decision has come after days of standoff between DU and the UGC over the Four Year Programme which had put a halt to admissions.
The deadlock has led to hunger strikes and vociferous protests by students as well as Delhi University Teachers' Association asking for the scrapping of FYUP and the Vice Chancellor Dinesh Singh's resignation.
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