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Enhance Your Resume with Delhi University’s Short-Term Courses. Admission Open at Hansraj College

Enhance Your Resume with Delhi University’s Short-Term Courses. Admission Open at Hansraj College

Delhi University is offering a range of short-term courses for 12th pass students as part of their admission process for the 2023 academic session. Students from various streams can apply to these courses, which are designed to enhance their skills and improve their resumes.

According to Deepak Bansal, a training partner with the Campus of Open Learning (COL, Delhi University), the courses are of short duration, ranging from 3 to 10 months, but they leave a lasting impact. The students who enroll in these courses will learn through engaging methodologies with trainers from respective industries. Additionally, students can attend online or offline classes after regular college hours and on weekends, making it convenient for them to balance their studies and other commitments.

Currently, Delhi University’s COL offers over 24 short courses, which can be seen on their website. Hansraj College also offers short-term add-on courses in areas such as data science, cyber security, financial markets, and more. Admission to these courses is offline, and application forms can be collected from the respective campuses or downloaded from their official websites.

It is advised that interested students apply and enroll by 15th-April-2023 to ensure they don’t miss out on the opportunity to enhance their skills and add value to their resumes.

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Anand Meena

Anand is a senior education journalist and content strategist at AglaSem, with over a decade of experience covering Indian entrance exams, board results, admissions, and education policy. His reporting has guided millions of students through board exams, competitive exams and more. Anand combines ground-level research with official sources to deliver accurate, timely, and student-first news.

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