Students

Admission Committee (2025-2026)
Convenor

Prof. Ramesh Kumar – 9650904143 (swamiramesh1@gmail.com)
Convenor Helpdesk

Dr. Simpy Sinha – 9868585792 (simpy.fr@gmail.com)
Convenor Sub Committee Helpdesk (SC/ST/OBC)

Dr. Rahul Khari – 9711243424 (raulkhari@gmail.com)
Convenor Grievance Redressal

Dr. Rama Paul – 8178713536 (paul.rama@gmail.com)
Convenor Grievance Redressal (SC/ST/OBC)

Dr. Rahul Khari – 9711243424 (raulkhari@gmail.com)
Members Admission Committee

Pawan Kumar – 9212803783 (pawan94111@gmail.com)
Namita – 9868027959 (namitakhare@hotmail.com)
Mehak Talwar – 9871103270 (mehakttalwar@gmail.com)

ADMISSIONS | COURSES | EXAM RESULTS

Certificate, Diploma, Advanced Diploma and Intensive Advanced Diploma Courses in Portuguese Language [Poster] [Admission Form]

Certificate, Diploma and Advanced Diploma courses in Romanian Language [Poster] [Admission Form]

The Admission Branch has scheduled a webinar on Thursday, June 26, 2025, at 03:00 PM, on Undergraduate (CUET-UG) Admissions 2025 of University of Delhi. [Poster of the Webinar] [Link to the Recording]

The Pradhan Mantri-Vidyalaxmi Scheme, a Government of India Initiative, offers collateral-free and guarantor free education loans to the students who are getting admission in 860 Quality Higher Education Institutions (HEIs). [BROCHURE]

The Admission Branch has scheduled a WEBINAR on 03.00 PM, Wednesday, May 28, 2025 on Postgraduate (CUET-PG) Admissions 2025 of University of Delhi. [SEE THE POSTER]

Ph.D. ADMISSION NOTICE: Registration Link for Ph.D. (Phase II); Information and Seat Matrix [Last Date of Registration: Friday, May 09, 2025]

List of Mentor - Mentee in different courses in French | German | Italian | Spanish

List of PhD Scholars with their topics and names of Supervisors

Notifications regarding Examinations

The Department of Germanic and Romance Studies is offering an IDC/Open Elective to the students of Semester-4 with German, Spanish, French and Italian components to be equally divided in the course and the following comprehensive syllabi:

European literature and Society
The course will deal with English translations of a range of literary works originally written in French, German, Italian and Spanish. Students will discover a series of well-known writers from the medieval till the contemporary period.
The course will involve the study of a selection of four texts - one from each language - drawn from the reading list provided below, and will focus on a relevant theme or issue. The course thus aims to read these works from the perspective of their historical and social moorings and their literary innovations.

The courses aim to provide insights into issues and concerns of relevance for Europe and the Postcolonial world through readings in English translation of works originally written in French, German, Italian and Spanish. The course is in English

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