<p>There were no admissions to DU on the fourth day Friday amid a continuing row between the UGC and the varsity over the controversial four-year undergraduate programme.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The admissions were to begin Tuesday but were suspended after the University Grants Commission told Delhi University to scrap the four-year undergraduate programme (FYUP) started in the last academic year.<br /><br />The UGC sent a letter to Delhi University late Wednesday, asking the varsity to begin admissions from Thursday.<br /><br />The Delhi University, in turn, Thursday sent a "blended proposal" in which it suggested to the commission that it would give a three-year honours degree, and make a few amendments in the FYUP, a move which the UGC rejected Thursday.<br /><br />The controversy has affected thousands of students who are vying for a seat in the prestigious university.<br /><br />University officials were not available for comments Friday on the future course of action.<br /><br />Meanwhile, student groups have intensified their protest, and some of them are on hunger strike, demanding the admission process begins immediately.</p>
<p>There were no admissions to DU on the fourth day Friday amid a continuing row between the UGC and the varsity over the controversial four-year undergraduate programme.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The admissions were to begin Tuesday but were suspended after the University Grants Commission told Delhi University to scrap the four-year undergraduate programme (FYUP) started in the last academic year.<br /><br />The UGC sent a letter to Delhi University late Wednesday, asking the varsity to begin admissions from Thursday.<br /><br />The Delhi University, in turn, Thursday sent a "blended proposal" in which it suggested to the commission that it would give a three-year honours degree, and make a few amendments in the FYUP, a move which the UGC rejected Thursday.<br /><br />The controversy has affected thousands of students who are vying for a seat in the prestigious university.<br /><br />University officials were not available for comments Friday on the future course of action.<br /><br />Meanwhile, student groups have intensified their protest, and some of them are on hunger strike, demanding the admission process begins immediately.</p>