Ranjan Das - Hansraj College

Ranjan Das, President and CEO Indian Subcontinent of the software giant SAP passed away at the young age of 42. It is almost impossible to describe in words his multitude of talents and qualities.

Think You Can Write..??

MyDU.in in its endevour to promote writing and sharing amongst DU students launches "Think You Can Write..??" contest.

Got Talent..??

Gotta Band, Gotta Dance Group or Got Some Other Talent Here is a chance for Delhi University Students to perform on the Big Stage.

Be A MyDU Rep

'MyDU Reps' will be to be a network of representatives from all colleges of DU. They will be the one, taking MyDU.in forward, giving it a direction that they feel would be most suitable for everyone from DU.

Vishal Bharadwaj - Hindu College

Vishal Bharadwaj, the critically acclaimed director of Kaminey is one of the many talented and creative geniuses produced by Hindu College over years. Starting his career as an harmonium player, Vishal Bharadwaj has scaled heights people dream of..

Your guide to acing the first year of College

You start college with a clean academic slate, along with a lot of independence and a myriad of critical decisions as you begin the transition into adulthood. Here is the guide to help you in transition and come out trumps.

MyDU Featured on UTVi

Fresh out of school and heading to Delhi University forhigher studies?www.mydu.in makes your transition from a school to a college goer a bit easier. You can get information on courses offered, scholarshipsand varied events happening in DU on this site.

DU Admissions 2009

All you wanted to know about the 2009 admissions

Anshu Jain - SRCC

Anshu Jain (born 1963 in Jaipur , Rajasthan India) studied economics at SRCC at Delhi University, earning a bachelor's degree with honors in 1983. He is the head of global markets and Joint Head of the Corporate and Investment Bank at Deutsche Bank.

Manju Kapur - Miranda House

Manju Kapur lives in New Delhi, where she is a teacher of English Literature at Miranda House, Delhi University. She won the 1998 Commonwealth Writer's Prize (Eurasia) for her first novel Difficult Daughters, which was a bestseller in India and the UK.