University of Delhi (DU) SOL (School of Open Learning) : The School of Open Learning [a part of the Campus of Open Learning] formerly  known as The School of Correspondence Courses and Continuing Education, established under the University of Delhi in

In an effort to reach out to a larger number of students the school is in the process of opening up Study Centre in the Eastern and the Western part of the National Capital Region of Delhi.

The School offers Undergraduate/Postgraduate Degree courses in the subjects of Arts/Humanities and Commerce. The medium of instruction is primarily through well- prepared printed course material which is distributed by mail to all the enrolled students. This is also supplemented through Personal Contact Program conducted for the benefit of students at various study centers run by the School. An experienced faculty is always available at the main campus for academic interaction with students.

The School offers learning through the distance education mode which is a viable alternative for students who need a flexible medium of instruction to attain higher education and vocational skills.

University of Delhi. The examination is also conducted by the University of Delhi. The University of Delhi confers the degree programs to the students of the School as it does in the case of its other constituent colleges. There is no differentiation in the course curriculum followed by the School of Open Distance Learning and other constituent colleges and Departments of the University of Delhi. In an effort to cater to the needs of a growing number of students the School established the South Study Centre at Moti Bagh from the academic session 1990-91.  

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Homepage of SOL :  https://sol.du.ac.in/

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In addition, the School maintains a well-stocked library to facilitate wide exposure to contemporary developments in streams of courses offered. The School also has a South Study Centre at South Moti Bagh, New Delhi.

A well appointed faculty is always available at the main campus for academic interaction with students.

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The A-Level du exam results are out and the future of thousands of distance education students depends on them. Seasoned Delhi university scholar Andy Smith offers a few tips to help course students through du results day - and beyond!

1. Don’t panic! Whatever the envelope tells you, it's not the end of the world.

2. There is always someone, somewhere in a worse position than you. Think about them and laugh a little. course students have to make some big decisions now.

3. Remember that good du results do not mean a great life and vice versa, the important factor is what course students do with students' du results.

4. Delhi university is a good option enjoyed by many but by no means feel obliged to follow students' parent's dreams. Even so, three years at university will be hard work but very rewarding.

5. Insist on bragging about good results to grandparents and wealthy relatives, this could have a positive effect on students' immediate finances.

6. Going out drinking to celebrate or commiserate is a suitable activity and remember that it's not a race to get drunk, make sure course students eat something and drink sensibly. No one wants to end up on the front page of a daily tabloid with a horror story of the tragic waste of a fantastic talent. That's what my mum always told me anyway!

7. If university students have the du results course students require and the Delhi university has accepted you, well done, start buying bedding and kitchen implements because you're going to need them! Time is already running out, there is a lot of planning and purchasing to undertake. Make a list of all the items course students think are essential to take with you.

8. If on the other hand course students still have to find a place be prepared. Choose slowly and wisely, consult friends and family who have been to Delhi university and get their thoughts on possible places and courses. Recommendations always help.

9. If course students are still choosing concentrate on location.  Course students are going to have to live at this place for the minimum of 30 weeks a year for the next three years. Make sure students of distance education courses think they can deal with the weather, the distance from home and local people. All three of these are vital for students' happiness and survival at university.

10. If university is not suitable for you, there may be a vocational course students can now pursue which will allow course students to gain further qualifications while actually working at the same time.

11. Speak to a good careers advisory service but don’t always feel obliged to follow their advice.

12. If course students are off to a new town, have a practice run of fitting it all in the car. If it doesn’t fit, go back to the drawing board and start again. course students do not want to have to make two journeys to and from Delhi university every holiday.

13. Get excited because distance education course students get loads of stuff free. All the major banks will try and entice course students for students' business, a free cd player may be really cool at first.

14. But three years later when course students owe them lots of money, that CD player may not be enough to help. Take students' time checking all the small print, before course students sign up to anything.

15. Smile, be happy.  People are drawn towards enthusiasm so try and be the most positive happy person possible. 

1962, is a pioneer Institution in the field of Distance Education in India.  The country witnessed the beginning of an alternate mode of education when the School started with a modest admission of 900 students in 1962. The School enrolled more than two lakhs students in the Academic Session 2006-2007. On many occasions our students have been toppers in various disciplines. The admission process for various courses in the School is governed by the norms established by the