Delhi University launches free Happiness Certificate Course, toppers to be sent to Europe

Delhi University’s (DU) Ramanujan College (earlier known as Deshbhanu Evening College) has begun with the first-ever batch of happiness classes in the university. A six-month certificate programme will consist of 45 students across the university and is being launched free of cost by the college’s School of Happiness, Center of Ethics and Values.

Number of shortlisted candidates:

Delhi University has shortlisted a total of 45 students from across the university for the first ever batch of the Happiness Certificate Course.

Objective of the Happiness Certificate Course:

The course aims to help students understand, identify and the underlying causes of stress and anxiety. Apart from this, it will also train the students in order to help them cope up with the factors to remain happy and content.

From the batch of 45 students, the four top-performing students will be sent to Austria, Europe for further training.

DU 8th cut-off list 2019

Moreover, Delhi University (DU) is all set to release the schedule for admissions under the 8th cut-off list today, August 13, on the official website. All the candidate will be able to check the DU 8th cut-off list 2019 on the official website, the link for which is du.ac.in, after its declaration.

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