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Delhi University School of Open Learning UG admissions 2025 are currently open! Students may visit the official portal of DUSOL to know more and apply online. The exmination schedule and hall ticket downloading for May-June 2025 exams at DUSOL are currently active.
- The CUET PG 2026 registration process for admission to PG courses is expected to begin in Jan 2026.
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DU SOL Courses & Fees 2025
School of Open Learning, University of Delhi (SOL DU) offer nearly 11 courses across different specialisations. The programmes available are of UG and PG levels. SOL DU course admission is subject to the fulfilment of eligibility criteria and paying SoL fees.
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Candidates can check out the table given below for the offered courses and SoL fees, and eligibility details:
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MBA/PGDM(1 course) | 20 KGet Fee Details | Graduation : 50 % |
B.A.(3 courses) | 1.5 KGet Fee Details | |
M.A.(6 courses) | 2 K - 9.4 KGet Fee Details | Graduation : 50 % Exams : CUET-PG |
Commonly asked questions On Fees and Eligibility
Q: Are DU SOL admissions 2025 open?
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Q: Who is eligible for DU SOL PG admission?
DU SOL Admission Dates 2025
SOL DU accepts CUET UG and CUET PG scores for admission to different programmes. Upcoming events scheduled for SOL DU admission via these exams are tabulated below:
Commonly asked questions On Admissions
Q: Is there any entrance exam for admission to B.Com at DU SOL?
Q: What is the last date of SOL MA admission?
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DU SOLStudents Ratings & Reviews
Placements2.8
Infrastructure3.4
Faculty & Course3.7
Campus Life3.4
Value for Money4.1What students say about School of Open Learning, University of Delhi
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Top recruiting companies in our college are EY, KPMG, SBI PNB, CBI and many more.
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Students have to get internships or jobs on their own, but the college will help in giving a boost to your CV with a reputed college degree.
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Gauri 
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) - Batch of 2027
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The college is great if we have other plans, or else not so much.
Learning Experience: I am doing my BA program in English from SOL (DU). Honestly, it is okay if we are someone who needs flexibility. The syllabus is similar to regular DU, but the study material feels a bit outdated. Classes are mostly online, which helps manage other things side by side. There is very little interaction or guidance. Updates on the portal are slow. It is affordable and gives us time to explore other skills or prepare for exams, but we really have to stay self-motivated. Career-wise, it is recognised, but we need to build our own exposure and experiences outside of it.
Placements: There is no proper placement or internship support in SOL. We have to find opportunities on our own. It is best for those who want to focus on other goals along with graduation. Otherwise, with minimal guidance and no campus exposure, it can feel like a time waste. I still gave it a 4 rating because someone who is pursuing something else too, for them, it's really helpful without much burden.
Faculty: Since it is distance learning, faculty members' interaction is minimal. The course structure follows DUs pattern but lacks depth and engagement. Assessments are purely theory-based with no feedback. Overall, we are mostly on our own, so self-study and initiative are key.
Course Support: Course support is quite limited. Updates are often delayed, and it is hard to get quick responses to doubts. There's no regular mentorship or academic guidance. Most help comes from peer groups or external sources. If we are stuck, we usually have to figure things out ourselves.
Reviewed on 21 Jun 2025Read More
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Rahul
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) - Batch of 2024
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5Placements5Faculty5Value for Money
They was so good
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Ganesh
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) - Batch of 2024
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This Course is Good For UPSC Preparation.
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Kunal Aggarwal
Master of Commerce (M.Com.) - Batch of 2020
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Good Infrastructure and management in collage
Learning Experience: The course carriculum is well structured and covers essential theoretical concepts ,making it a strong foundation and learning.The syllabus is regularly updated .the inclusion of more practical training,internships and projects would further strengthen the curriculum
Placements: guess,students become eligible for campus placements from 5th semester companies like wipro ,Infosys,flipkart,cisco,accenture ,amazon,TCS and various popular companies provide placements here packages start from 6 lakh per annum and can range upto 40 lakhs
Faculty: The student to faculty ratio is 10:1,ensuring that students received proper guidance .Most professors are approachable and encourage students to ask question during and after lecture. Some faculty members stand out due to their teaching methods ,and student friendly approach,interactive discussions make their learning engaging. The examination system consist of two internal exam and a final semester exam in each semester The exams are quite difficult but those who attend classes regularly and prepare well find them manageable
Course Support: I would rate the course curriculum at 10/10 in terms of relevance and comprehensiveness. The curriculum in well structure, up to date, and designed to provide a strong foundation in chosen field and great in future.
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Piyush baisoya
Master of Commerce (M.Com.) - Batch of 2020
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5Placements5Faculty5Value for Money
There is a lot to include, but mainly the infrastructure is good and well maintained.
Learning Experience: I personally haven't got any internship but some of my friends got. They are very happy with the internship as the college provide benefit of attendance to them and allow them to take leave from the college. The stipends of the internship is decent as compared to other colleges.
Placements: The Placements are quite good as compared to other 3rd tier colleges in raipur, i am personally not placed in any company as i am a 3rd year student but my sister got a really nice job when she graduated in 2020. She did get a job of 3.5LPA from a company named Technical technologies,
Faculty: Almost all the facilities are good except few like HOD of IT department, he is very strict and he just try to find an opportunity for him to scold the students As I know IT department teachers very well, they all are good and they give marks very generically. I am very much satisfied with the marking scheme of the teachers.
Course Support: I came to know about this college from my sister as she is also graduated from this college and when i joined the college the seniors guided me as well and told about everything about the course, marking scheme and all. The college also conducts sessions for the students to engage with the famous personalities.
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Tushar Gupta
B.A. (Hons.) in Political Science - Batch of 2025
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Reality of School of open learning
Learning Experience: As a DU Sol student, Content and syllabus is almost same like regular but we need to do by own. I have got books from university first time for this 6th Semester. Experience is below average because no exposure at all, but if someone is engaged in other career field it is good as we get enough time to go with. Developing skills is equal to 0. Pros are like If someone wants to go with other competitive exams can surely get enough time without any pressure, and cons like No personal development or exposure.
Faculty: We get online classes on Saturday and Offline classes on Sunday in any DU college. Internal exams held online but theory exams of semesters held in particular college. Rarely students take lecture and personally I do the same.
Reviewed on 19 Apr 2025Read More
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DU SOL Courses & Fees FAQs
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Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered 2 weeks ago
As a final-year English Honours student, choosing between MBA from DU SOL with a job or MA English from DU regular depends on career goals. MBA from DU SOL allows flexibility, skill development, and corporate exposure while earning, but lacks strong placements. MA English at DU regular offers in-dep
Vivek Kumar Yadav
Contributor-Level 9
Answered 2 months ago
Yes, DU SOL MA admission is mainly entrance-based now. Earlier, the university accepted students on a merit basis, however, now, students need to provide valid scores obtained in CUET PG exam. However, merit-based MA admissions are also done in DU SOL. If seats are not filled in through entrance te
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Sanjana Srivastava
Contributor-Level 10
Answered 2 months ago
Exams are conducted 2 times a year as this course will be completed in the 3 years and there are total 6 semesters.
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Vivek
Beginner-Level 1
Answered 3 months ago
For DU SOL admission, aspirants must visit the official website of SOL to apply for the desired course. The next step is to fill in all the relevant information on the course details page/personal details page. Interested students can read the following steps to know about the complete process of DU
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Anangsha Aggarwal
Contributor-Level 9
Answered 3 months ago
DU SOL UG eligibility criteria 2025 requires students to complete the last qualifying exam as admissions are merit-based only. Admissions begins with fulfilling the eligibility criteria for respective undergraduate courses, which is based on the merit of Class 12 marks. DU SOL has adopted the curric
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Anupama Garg
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