Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com. Hons.) 

at Maitreyi College, Chanakya Puri

Admission to the BSc programme at Maitreyi College must be carried out through a structured admission procedure comprising different steps. This process is designed so that applicants are sifted in terms of their performance in CUET and get admitted into a programme of their choice. The application steps are as follows:

Step 1: Registration for the CUET UG Exam: Applicants shall register for the CUET conducted by NTA.
Step 2: Appear for CUET UG Exam: Appearing for the CUET UG exam in the subject of choice.
Step 3: Registration on DU CSAS Portal: After the declaration of the results of the CUET, candidates can register on the official portal of DU CSAS.
Step 4: Fill out the Preferences: Fill in the preferences for Maitreyi College and course combinations in order of priority.
Step 5: Application Fee: Payment for a one-time only CSAS 2024 application fee.
Step 6: Seat Allotment: CSAS seat allotments will be looked out for, as their lists come out in various rounds. 

Step 7: Accept the Seat Allotment: The candidates have to select 'Accept' if satisfied with the seat allotted.
Step 8: Verification by Maitreyi College: The college will verify the eligibility and upload documents of the candidate online.
Step 9: Confirmation of Admission: The candidate needs to deposit the 'Admission Fee' after Maitreyi College has approved the Admission to the candidate, to confirm the seat.

Yes, Maitreyi College offers the BSc course. The course is at an undergraduate level and in three years with a number of specialisations. More than 21 subjects, including Life Science, Zoology, Mathematics, etc., are offered by the college under BSc as well as BSc (Hons) course. Maitreyi College admissions 2024 are provided to BSc courses on a merit basis, and the merit will be prepared based on scores obtained in the accepted entrance exam. This programme is designed to give students a solid grounding in scientific principles and practical applications relevant to their field of study.

The tuition fee for the BSc course at Maitreyi College is INR 540. Maitreyi College has kept tuition for the BSc course as cost-effective as possible. Students have to pay an average minimal semester fee, including tuition fee and all other related charges. The college has always been keen on offering quality education while keeping the fees to a minimum to make it accessible to all categories of students. However, the fee mentioned is taken from the official website/sanctioning body. It may still vary, and hence is indicative.

Specialisation-wise Maitreyi College BSc total intake is variable for 2024. The seat matrix for the BSc (Hons) courses is as follows: there are 55 seats for BSc (Hons) in Mathematics, 52 seats for BSc (Hons) in Botany, and 45 each for the rest of the BSc (Hons) courses in Chemistry, Physics, and Zoology. This can be counted as competitive intake for the college, which aims at high academic standards in imparting quality education in the sciences. For such limited seats, the candidates have to secure very high marks in the CUET.

Yes, Maitreyi College follows a BSc syllabus aligns with the CUET syllabus. This is done because such a pattern helps students to prepare efficiently for the CUET entrance test, which is vital for entry into BSc courses. Thus, accordingly, the college has framed the Maitreyi College BSc syllabus in such a way to keep the students prepared with knowledge and skills relevant to the entrance examination. Therefore, such comprehensive training is needed not only to improve their understanding of the scientific concepts but also to increase the possibility of their entrance into the desired specialisation in the BSc course in Maitreyi College.

Yes, there is a different cutoff for admission to the BSc programme at Maitreyi College, depending on the SC, ST, and OBC categories. The college still goes by the reservation policy as instructed by the University of Delhi, keeping in view the percentage share of seats assigned to different categories. In most cases, the cutoff marks in each category fall lower than the general category cutoff marks. In previous cut-offs for admission, the cut-off for BSc courses in the general category was 746.9. However, the cutoffs for SC, ST, and OBC categories were 693, 677.6, and 716.1, respectively.