Ex-DAVV VC’s College Declares ‘Zero Year’, Students With TCs Seek Transfers In Indore
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Students enrolled in law and science courses at Jain Diwakar College are seeking transfers to other colleges amid uncertainty over the institution's academic operations. They have approached Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV), alleging that some courses have been discontinued and transfer certificates (TCs) issued, leaving them uncertain about continuing their studies.…
Indore, Madhya Pradesh: Students enrolled in law and science courses at Jain Diwakar College are seeking transfers amid uncertainty over the institution's academic operations. The college, run by an educational society led by the family of former DAVV Vice Chancellor Prof Narendra Dhakad, has declared the 2026-27 academic session as a "zero year" with no first-year admissions in any course.
Students with transfer certificates (TCs) have approached Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV) for admissions, citing concerns over the discontinuation of some courses and the impact on their academic future. Over two dozen law students and more than a dozen BSc students have applied for transfers, urging the university to facilitate their moves to other colleges.
The college's management denies course closures, stating that low enrolment led to students seeking their own TCs. However, the DAVV College Development Council has requested clarification from the college management regarding the situation.
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