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Hindu College BSc admissions are based on the Common University Entrance Test (CUET). Only after appearing for CUET, a candidate can apply for DU's Common Seat Allotment System (CSAS). Hence, interested canidated should take a note of the following two important dates:Last date to apply for CUET (typically in April)Last date to register for CSAS (typically in May)The last date to apply for these exams changes every year and is released by their respective conducting authorities.

The CUET 2024 cut-off for admission to tha BA courses of Hindu College has been released by DU. It varies across the BA specialisations available at the college. The last round cut-off was over 700 for all the specialisations. The last-round CUET cut-off 2024 for the top Hindu College BA specialisations is presented in the table below:Hindu College BA CoursesCUET Cut-off (General All-India)BA (Hons) in English764BA (Hons) in Sociology765BA (Hons) in Political Science794BA (Economics, English)764

LSR, SRCC and Hindu are top colleges of DU for pursuing BCom (H). All three colleges have been ranked well by various ranking agencies. Interested candidates can refer to the following table for some of the rankings bagged by the three colleges for commerce and accounting:College NameNIRFThe WeekLSR171SRCC-1Hindu College--

The CUET 2024 cut-off for admission to the BCom (Hons) at Hindu College, DU has not released yet. It is expected to release by the end of June. However, to form an idea of the expected cut-off, students can refer to the previous-year cut-off. The last round CUET cut-off for BCom (Hons), Hindu College for 2023 was 792. This is the cut-off for the candidates belonging to the general/unreserved category. Students aiming to secure a seat in the Hindu College for BCom (Hons) must try to score atleast 792 in the CUET exam.

Hindu College BCom (Hons) admissions are based on the Common University Entrance Test (CUET). Only after appearing for CUET, a candidate can apply for DU's Common Seat Allotment System (CSAS). Hence, interested canidated should take a note of the following two important dates:Last date to apply for CUET (typically in April)Last date to register for CSAS (typically in May)The last date to apply for these exams changes every year and is released by their respective conducting authorities.

The Hindu College placements are handled by a dedicated placement cell of the college. The cell invites various recruiters to provide job opportunities for the students pursuing various courses at the college. For BSc students of Hindu College, the top recruiters that participated in the college placement drive over the past few years include JSW, KPMG, HCL, EY, etc. The BSc graduates of Hindu college make careers in different sectors depending upon their specialisations. 

The syllabus followed for BA (Hons) in English at Hindu College  includes broad topics which include English Language as well as Literature. Some of these topics are listed below:1. Academic Writing and Composition2. Media and Communication Skills3. Text and Performance: Indian Performance Theories andPractices4. Contemporary India: Women and Empowerment5. Language, Literature and Culture6. Cinematic Adaptations of Literary Texts7. Indian English Literature & Genre Fiction8. Marginalities in Indian Writing 

The accepted entrance exam for admission to BA programme of Hindu College, is CUET (UG). CUET is typically conducted in the month of May. It is conducted in online (CBT) mode, once each year. In 2024, the exam was conducted over a testing period of 15 days, starting May 15, 2024. The result for the same is expected to be announced by the end of June. The registrations for the exam started in February and continued till April 2024.

Hindu College is affiliated with the University of Delhi and all its courses are structured in accordance with the norms of the university. BCom (Hons) at the college is a full-time undergraduate programme of three years. The course is divided into six semesters. In each semester, students have to study core, elective and Ability Enhancement Courses (AECs). At the end of each semester, students have to appear for semester-wise exams. The curriculum is based on Choice Based Credit System (CBCS). Some of the topics included in the curriculum are Business & Corporate Laws, Management, Taxation and Financial & Cost Accounting, etc.

The documents required while applying for BA admission at Hindu College are as follows:Mark sheet or passing certificate of Class 10 and Class 12Certificate as proof of SC/ ST/ PwD/ CW/ KM recognitionOBC Certificate EWS CertificateSports and/or ECA certificatesPassport-size photographScanned image of signature