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University of Delhi,

Delhi – 110 007

M.Tech. in Nanoscience Admissions 2010

Delhi University has invited applications for the DST Sponsored 3 years M.Tech. Course on Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, Jointly conducted by Department of Physics & Astrophysics and Department of Chemistry under the Faculty of Science, for the Academic Session 2010-2011.

Candidate seeks admission have to qualify the Joint Admission Test (JAM-2010) to M.Sc. in Physics/Chemistry (only), conducted by the Indian Institute of Technology (IITs) and few seats are also available for meritorious candidates qualifying the M.Sc. Admission Entrance Test (2010) for Physics/Chemistrywill be conducted by the University of Delhi.

Eligibility for the course is a Bachelor’s Degree with Physics/ Chemistry as a subject with 60% aggregate marks for General Category & 55% for all reserved categories. Candidates also have to complete at least one year course in Mathematics (Statistics not allowed).

Selected candidates will be provided scholarship of Rs.3000/- p.m. to be sponsored by Department of Science and Technology (Govt. of India) or University of Delhi. Final selection from the short-listed candidates will be done on the basis of performance at the interview.
Application forms and Admission Brochure are available from Delhi University Website (http://www.du.ac.in). Filled -in application form along with demand draft of Rs. 250/- in favour of the "Registrar, University of Delhi" payable at New Delhi to be reached at the Office of Registrar, University of Delhi, Delhi – 110 007.

Last date for the receipt of the application form is 25th June 2010 .

For more information visit www.du.ac.in

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