Establishment of the University of Delhi
The University of Delhi was established in 1922 by an Act of the Central Legislative Assembly, marking the beginning of one of India's most prestigious educational institutions.
1922
1933
Inauguration of the University Campus
The university campus was inaugurated in 1933, providing a dedicated space for academic and administrative activities.
1943
Foundation of Delhi School of Economics
The Delhi School of Economics was founded in 1943, becoming a leading center for higher learning in economics and social sciences.
1953
Introduction of the Four-Year Undergraduate Programme
The University of Delhi introduced a four-year undergraduate program in 1953, aimed at providing a comprehensive education.
1962
Establishment of the Faculty of Law
The Faculty of Law was established in 1962, offering legal education and contributing to the field of law in India.
1973
Introduction of the Semester System
The University of Delhi introduced the semester system in 1973 to enhance the academic structure and evaluation process.
1984
Establishment of the South Campus
The South Campus of the University of Delhi was established in 1984 to accommodate the growing number of students and faculties.
1992
Introduction of the Computer Science Department
The Department of Computer Science was introduced in 1992, reflecting the university's commitment to advancing technology education.
2002
Launch of the MBA Program
The University of Delhi launched its MBA program in 2002, aimed at providing high-quality management education.
2008
Establishment of the Cluster Innovation Centre
The Cluster Innovation Centre was established in 2008 to foster innovation and entrepreneurship among students.
2010
Introduction of the Meta University Concept
In 2010, the University of Delhi introduced the Meta University concept, allowing students to take courses across different universities.
2012
Implementation of the Four-Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP)
The University of Delhi implemented the Four-Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP) in 2012, though it was later reverted to a three-year program.
2014
Reversion to Three-Year Undergraduate Programme
In 2014, the University of Delhi reverted to the three-year undergraduate program following widespread feedback and protests.
2018
Introduction of the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)
The Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) was introduced in 2018 to provide greater flexibility and interdisciplinary learning opportunities for students.
2020
Shift to Online Learning Due to COVID-19
The University of Delhi shifted to online learning in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, ensuring continuity of education during the crisis.
2022
Centenary Celebrations
The University of Delhi celebrated its centenary in 2022, marking 100 years of excellence in education and research.
2024
Introduction of New Interdisciplinary Programs
In 2024, the University of Delhi introduced new interdisciplinary programs to cater to the evolving educational needs and global trends.
