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- Delhi University's Executive Council has approved an increase in fees of up to 10 percent for the 2026-27 academic session.
- The hike covers postgraduate programs, undergraduate courses in the arts faculty and Cluster Innovation Centre, the five-year integrated law program, BTech, integrated teacher education, diploma and certificate courses, PhD programs, and fees for foreign students.
- EC member Aman Kumar submitted a written objection, arguing that fee increases have repeatedly followed the university taking a loan from HEFA.
- The decision makes studying at DU costlier for students across many programs from the coming session.
What to watch next
- Any response or follow-up action on Aman Kumar's objection against the fee hike
- Whether the HEFA loan's impact on university finances leads to further fee changes
- Student reactions or protests to the approved fee structure before admissions
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