IP University opens admissions for online BBA and BCom programmes
The first batch of the three-year online courses at Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University is scheduled to begin on September 15.
IP University has opened admissions for online BBA and BCom courses starting September 15, with fees of Rs 15,000 per semester.
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University has opened admissions for online BBA and BCom programmes, with the first batches scheduled to begin on September 15.
The three-year undergraduate courses cost Rs 15,000 a semester and will be offered through the university’s Centre for Distance and Online Education. The university launched the admission brochures at its Dwarka campus on August 24.
Both programmes will follow the National Education Policy’s multiple-entry and exit system. Teaching will use a SWAYAM-enabled learning management system, with recorded lectures, digital study material, weekly live classes, mentoring and academic support. Faculty from the university and its affiliated colleges helped prepare the course material.
Vice-Chancellor Mahesh Verma said the programmes are IP University’s first online education offerings and are intended to reach students beyond its existing geographical area. The university has also said it plans to add online MCA, MA Mass Communication and postgraduate diploma in Healthcare Management programmes.
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