College of Vocational Studies University of Delhi Sheikh Sarai Answered Questions

College of Vocational Studies follows the seat reservation policy laid by the Delhi University. As per the official website of DU, a total of 22½% of the seats are reserved for admission of SC/ST category students. The seat reservation breakdown for the SC/ST category is as follows:15% of seats are reserved for the Scheduled Castes (SC) category7½% seats have been reserved for the Scheduled Tribes (ST) category

College of Vocational Studies admissions are made based on CUET scores. However, the seat allocation is subject to rules of reservation as laid out by the government. Following are details about the College of Vocational Studies BA seat reservation: 10% of the seats are reserved for candidates belonging to the Economically Weaker SectionsThe highest reservation of 27% is provided for candidates belonging to the OBC categoryFor Scheduled Caste (SC), a total of 15% of seats are reservedFor Scheduled Tribes (ST), a total of 7½% seats are reservedNote: The above-mentioned information has been sourced from the official website of DU Admissions. However, it is subject to change.

Yes, the College of Vocational Studies offers a BA programme spread across a wide array of specialisations. Students seeking admission can check out the below table to know the key highlights of this programme.ParticularsStatisticsDurationThree yearsModeFull timeEligibilityA pass in Class 12Selection CriteriaCUET UG scoresFeeINR 12,830 to INR 27,660Note: The above information is taken from official sources. However, it is subject to change.

Once the seat allocation is done, selected candidates must report to the allocated institute for verification of documents. Such candidates are required to bring along the following documents:Class 10 marksheetClass 12 marksheetMigration certificateSchool leaving certificate/transfer certificateCUET exam scorecardSeat allotment letterPart-payment fee receiptCategory certificate (if applicable)Income certificate (applicable for candidates seeking admission via EWS category)

The College of Vocational Studies BA fee structure includes various components such as tuition fee, examination fee, training fee, etc. As per the structure, the total tuition fee is INR 12,830 lakh for most of the specialisations. For a BA (Hons) in Business Economics,  the annual tuition fee is INR 27,660. To know the other fees, candidates are advised to visit the official website of the institute.Note: The above-mentioned fee is as per the official sources. However, it is indicative and subject to change.

A comparison between BA courses at CVS and Ramanujan ollege based on tuition fee, seat intake and Shiksha rating is tabulated below:CollegeFeeSeatsShiksha RatingBA at College of Vocational StudiesINR 38,500 to INR 83,00011304.0BA at Ramanujan CollegeINR 49,500 to INR 67,5006064.0Note: The details mentioned above are taken from various official sources. However, it is subject to change.

As per the latest College of Vocational Studies BA cutoff information, the BA (Hons) in Economics & English emerged as the most competitive specialisations with a cut-off score of 97. On the other hand, BA in Hindi stood as the least competitive specialisation with a General-All India cutoff score of 82. 

College of Vocational Studies BA is allocated based on marks obtained in the entrance examination. Moreover, the students seeking admission must register and apply for CUET-UG. After appearing for the exam, students must register themselves on the CSAS portal.The complete seat allocation process is facilitated via this portal. Next, those who get a seat are required to report to the institute for verification of documents. Lastly, students must pay for admission to secure their seats.

Core disciplines are compulsory subjects that help students develop a strong foundation in the course. Some of the core subjects included in the BA in HRM curriculum of the College of Vocational Studies are:Business Organisation and EnvironmentPrinciples of MicroeconomicsMacroeconomicsIndian EconomyLabour and Development in India

The College of Vocational Studies BA is spread across various specialisations. Listed below are some of the popular specialisations opted for by many students: Human Resources ManagementTourism ManagementMarketing ManagementBusiness EconomicsEnglishMaterial ManagementBusiness EconomicsEconomics