Total seats at Maitreyi College for BCom are, according to policy in 2024: 130 for BCom and 90 for BCom (H). This means the college ensures quality in commerce fields but with a view to keeping the admissions competitive. Therefore, candidates need to score very high marks in CUET since the admissio

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 categor

Admission to the BA programme at Maitreyi College is done through the Central Seat Allocation System of the University of Delhi. For the same, the registration process is done on the CSAS portal with CUET UG application details, followed by the application form and uploading of required documents. C

Maitreyi College admits students to the BCom programme who have passed their Class 12 or any other equivalent examination from a recognised board. Admission is based on the scores obtained in the CUET entrance exam. It is a three-year full-time undergraduate course. Candidates must note that they ha

No, students cannot get direct admission to the BCom programme available at Maitreyi College. Admission is based on merit through CUET. For registration, candidates have to sign up for the accepted entrance exam and appear for it, followed by the CSAS counselling process. All this assures that the s

Yes, Maitreyi College follows a BCom syllabus that goes with the CUET syllabus. This is because such a pattern helps students prepare efficiently for the CUET entrance test that is crucial for entry into BCom courses. Thus, accordingly, the college has framed the Maitreyi College BCom syllabus in su

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 Zo