A mobile app was launched on Wednesday to help Delhi University (DU) aspirants with admissions in the varsity. The mobile app, called UniStack, has been designed by Ajit Vishwakarma, a Mumbai resident. The app contains information related to the DU admission, contact list for inquiries, information of colleges and metro maps.
"We will also update the app later with information related to admission as it comes. The subscribers will even be notified when the cut-offs are issued," Bharat Khatana, Delhi ABVP State Secretary, said. "We wanted to help the students with admission related information. The bulletin of information that the university has issued is of 250 pages, it can be cumbersome for students to look for desired information in it," he said.
The app has previous year's cut-offs, list of DU colleges with their location and web address, and the list of documents required to take admission.
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Recently, Odisha government has also announced its plan to come up with a disaster alert smartphone app for lightning strikes in some regions of the state. Users of the application will be able to receive alerts one hour before lightning strikes in a particular area. Non-smartphone users can receive SMS alerts through this system, the SRC said. This will facilitate dissemination of early warning through mass massaging and mobile-based application to the people of such localities enabling them to take suitable precautionary measures to save their lives.
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