The move aims to help students who require their degrees for higher studies abroad or employment opportunities. “Keeping students’ convenience in mind, the decision has been taken to award degrees in the same year they complete their programmes,” Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh said. The University of Delhi will hold its 103rd convocation this year. On the occasion, it will confer degrees on 85,231 undergraduate and 7,235 postgraduate students, along with more than 400 PhD scholars. The university will also award 163 gold medals, one silver medal and 34 prizes to students in recognition of their achievements. Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh will preside over the 103rd convocation covering undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes. It is scheduled to begin at 9.30 a.m. at the Multipurpose Hall, Delhi University Sports Stadium Complex, University of Delhi, Delhi-110007. The preparations for the upcoming ceremony were reviewed at a meeting held on October 22, according to a media report. Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh reviewed the arrangements for the ceremony at a meeting attended by Registrar Vikas Gupta, Controller of Examinations Gurpreet Singh Tuteja, Culture Council Chairperson and Public Relations Officer Anup Lathar, Dean of Academic Affairs K. Ratnabali, coordinators of various committees and other university officials. The 102nd annual convocation was organised on February 28, 2026, with Vice-President C. P. Radhakrishnan as the chief guest. For further details and updates on the 103rd Delhi University convocation, students are advised to keep track of the varsity's official website, i.e., du.ac.in. Deepali Samaniya has been covering education for the past 2 years with a passion for SEO and a knack for crafting engaging stories. She specialises in... View More