Overview

• Official Name: Delhi Institute of Heritage Research and Management (DIHRM)
• Common Short Name: DIHRM
• Type: Autonomous Institute under the Government of NCT of Delhi
• Year Established: 2010
• Campus Location: New Delhi, Delhi, India
• Approvals & Affiliations: Recognized by the Department of Higher Education, Government of NCT of Delhi; Affiliated with University of Delhi for certain programs; NAAC Accredited (Grade: Not available on official sources as of 2024-06-10); UGC recognition: UGC India
• Official Website: http://dihrm.delhi.gov.in/

Quick Facts

• Founder / Chancellor / Principal: Principal - Prof. (Dr.) Asha A. Joshi (as per official portal)
• Student Population: Approximately 150-200 students
• Departments / Faculties: Heritage Management, Archaeology, Conservation, History, Museology
• Contact: Phone: +91-11-24333669; Email: dihrm.delhi@gmail.com
• Address: 13-B, I.P Estate, New Delhi – 110002, Delhi, India
• NAAC Grade: Not available publicly as of 2024-06-10
• Notable Rankings: Not listed in NIRF or national ranking frameworks (as per NIRF official website)

Courses & Programs

• Major Faculties: Heritage Management, Archaeology, Conservation, History, Museology
• Popular Courses:
  • Post Graduate Diploma in Heritage Management (1 year, Regular)
  • Diploma in Conservation of Cultural Properties (1 year, Regular)
  • Certificate courses in Archaeology and Museology (duration varies 6 months to 1 year)
  • Research Programs (M.Phil / PhD) in Heritage Studies (offered via University of Delhi affiliation)
• Mode of Education: Regular/Full-Time
• Intake (approx.): 20-30 students per batch per course

Admissions

• Admission Modes: Merit-based on qualifying exam marks; Entrance Test conducted by DIHRM for select courses
• Accepted Entrance Exams: None nationally mandated; DIHRM conducts internal entrance/interview
• Admission Timeline: Typically applications open in June-July; classes commence August-September annually
• Application Process:
  1. Visit DIHRM Admissions Portal
  2. Download application form/prospectus or apply online as per directions
  3. Submit completed form with required documents online or at the institute office
  4. Appear for entrance test/interview if applicable
  5. Check merit list and pay admission fees to confirm seat

Eligibility Criteria

• PG Diploma in Heritage Management: Graduate degree in any discipline from a recognized university, minimum 50% marks
• Diploma in Conservation: Graduation in Science/Arts/Commerce or equivalent
• Certificate Courses: 10+2 or equivalent qualification
• Documents Required:
  • 10th, 12th, and Graduation mark sheets and certificates
  • Passport size photographs
  • ID Proof (Aadhar Card/PAN/Voter ID)
  • Category certificate if applicable (SC/ST/OBC/EWS)
  • Entrance test/interview call letter (if applicable)

Fee Structure & Scholarships

• Indicative Fee Ranges:
  • PG Diploma: Approx. ₹30,000 - ₹50,000 per annum (tuition + examination fees)
  • Certificate/Diploma courses: ₹10,000 - ₹20,000
  • Hostel and mess fees: Not provided on official sources as of 2024-06-10
• Scholarships & Financial Aid:
  • Government of Delhi scholarships for SC/ST/OBC/EWS students available through official portals
  • Institute merit scholarships and fee concessions offered subject to availability
  • Details available at: DIHRM Scholarships

Placements & Career Outcomes

• Placement Highlights: No formal campus placements as per official sources (2024)
• Career Support: Institute facilitates internships and fieldwork with heritage bodies, museums, and conservation projects
• Top Recruiters: Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), State/central heritage organizations, Museums, NGOs
• Placement Cell Contact: Placements-related queries managed by the Academic Office, contact via contact page

Campus & Facilities

• Hostels & Mess: No on-campus hostels; students advised to arrange private accommodations; nearby mess facilities recommended
• Library: Subject-specialized heritage and archaeology books and journals available
• Labs & Research Facilities: Conservation labs equipped for material analysis and artifact preservation
• Sports & Recreation: Access to nearby sports complexes in Delhi; student clubs for cultural activities
• Healthcare: First aid facilities on campus
• Transport & Connectivity: Well connected by Delhi Metro and buses; located at I.P Estate, central New Delhi
• Wi-Fi: Campus-wide internet access
• Student Clubs & Festivals: Cultural fests, workshops, heritage walks organized periodically

Faculty & Research

• Notable Faculty:
  • Prof. (Dr.) Asha A. Joshi - Principal and leading heritage management expert
  • Faculty with extensive experience in archaeology, museology, and conservation science
• Research Centers: Heritage Research and Documentation Cell
• Grants & MoUs: Collaborations with ASI, INTACH, and Delhi Government departments for project-based research
• Patents: Not available on official sources as of 2024-06-10

Rankings & Reputation

• NIRF: Not ranked under NIRF (2022-2024)
• NAAC Accreditation: Grade details not publicly available
• Other Rankings: No ranking from QS India, India Today, or Outlook as of 2024

Results, Cut-Offs & Seat Matrix

• Results Publication: Announced on official website and notice boards; candidates can check at Results Portal
• Cut-Offs: Merit-based cutoff varies each year; approximate minimum 50% marks in qualifying degree
• Seat Matrix: Typically 20-30 seats per course; detailed seat intake published annually on admissions page

How to Reach

• Nearest Airport: Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi (~17 km)
• Nearest Railway Station: New Delhi Railway Station (~5 km)
• City Connectivity: Well connected by Delhi Metro (nearest Metro: I.P. Estate station on Blue Line) and extensive bus services
• Local Transit: Auto-rickshaws and cycle-rickshaws readily available

FAQs

Q1: What is the duration of the PG Diploma in Heritage Management?

A1: The PG Diploma program spans 1 year of full-time study.

Q2: Does DIHRM offer hostel facilities?

A2: No official hostel facilities are available; students must arrange accommodation privately.

Q3: Are the courses recognized by UGC?

A3: The institute is recognized under the Government of Delhi and affiliated courses come under University of Delhi recognition.

Q4: What is the admission process?

A4: Admissions are merit-based with some courses requiring an internal entrance test; applications are submitted online/offline via the official website.

Q5: Are any scholarships available?

A5: Yes, government scholarships for reserved categories and institute merit scholarships are available. Details on the official scholarships page.

Q6: Does DIHRM conduct placements?

A6: There is no formal placement cell; however, the institute assists with internships and connections to heritage organizations.

Q7: How can I contact the institute?

A7: Contact via phone +91-11-24333669 or email dihrm.delhi@gmail.com; visit Contact Page.

Q8: What are the eligibility criteria for admission?

A8: Minimum graduation with 50% marks for PG Diploma courses; higher secondary pass for certificate courses.

Q9: When do admissions open?

A9: Applications typically open in June-July every year.

Q10: Where is the campus located?

A10: The campus is located at 13-B, I.P Estate, New Delhi - 110002.