Delhi College of Arts and Commerce University of Delhi Netaji Nagar Answered Questions

Hello,
It is good that you have secured your seat in DSC. You will be able to take admission in DCAC only when there will be seats available till 8th cut off. Seats of all good colleges are getting filled so how can you assume there will be one for you by 8th cut-off?
*DSC and DCAC are equally good. NIRF 2018 AIR of DSC is 25. While DCAC is nowhere in the top 100. DCAC, undoubtedly, is one of the most sought-after colleges of South Campus for commerce but Dyal is no less. So don't worry about the decision.
All the best!

Hi Shubhangi,
I am assuming you meant Delhi College of Arts and Commerce. If that is so, let me tell you that admissions to courses in journalism and mass media at DCAC are purely based on the percentage of 12th. The best of four subjects is calculated (one language subject being mandatory) and then, it is based on the cut-off list.
All the best.

Hi Amir,
Register and Apply:
Interested candidates have to register online with required information. Non-refundable online registration fee is a mandate without which the candidate's application would not be considered for further processing. Candidate has to select preferred course at the time of registration, there is no limit on the maximum number of courses in which the candidate can apply and there is no additional fee for applying in multiple courses. Application registration fee for various categories -
UG/OBS) Rs.100
SC/ST/PwD Rs.50
Sports/ECA quota - Rs.200
Course and College Selection
Cut-off list for DCAC, course and reservation category would be published on the university portal. Candidates meeting the requisite cut-offs, has to select the desired course and college on DU admission portal. Document Verification
Candidates have to get all the required documents verified by the college they choose based on the announced cut-offs. Candidates should carry original documents along with 2 sets of self-attested photocopies. Required documents:
Class X Board Examination Certificate
Class X Marks-Sheet
Class XII Marks-Sheet
Class XII Provisional Certificate / Original Certificate
Character Certificate (recent)
SC/ST/PwD/CW/KM Certificate (in the name of the candidate) issued by the competent authority
OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) Certificate (in the name of the Candidate) issued by competent authority
Transfer Certificate from school / college as well as Migration Certificate from Board / University are required from those students who have passed senior secondary exam from outside Delhi
At least two passport size self-attested photographs
Final Selection
Admission is based on the marks obtained in qualifying exam. Selected list of admitted candidates would be displayed on the DU admission portal. Admission is confirmed only if online admission fee is paid with in the stipulated time. One candidate can take admission only in one course in one college at any given time.

The major difference between the two is that B.A JMC deals with mass communication as well as journalism field whereas B.A journalism only deals with specialization in hardcore journalism.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/journalism/course/amp/b-a-hons-in-journalism-delhi-college-of-arts-and-commerce-netaji-nagar-53210
Hope this helps .

Hi Rupali, The Department of Journalism is arguably the best department in DCAC. In one word, the faculty is brilliant. The atmosphere is conducive for debates and discussions. The HOD ensures that the classes get over early (11.30) so that students can pursue their other interests. So from the first year itself, you can intern with media organisations. Several guest speakers from prominent media houses are frequently invited for lectures and you get to learn the tricks of the trade very early. The students after graduating either go for higher studies or work with diverse media such as radio, broadcast, film, print etc. So, this course is very promising. All the best.