School of Open Learning University of Delhi North Campus Answered Questions

Yes, it is worth paying for the Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) at DU SOL. The degree is valuable and offers a specialised and comprehensive experience in all the crucial topics of commerce. The exposure, training, and skills developed in the journey of this course are well above any regular degree and add great value to your CV.

B.Com. Hons at DU SOL is valuable and recognised by the University of Delhi and the Government of India, with the same exams as regular students. It offers flexibility in learning, low course fees, and various career opportunities in finance, management, insurance, corporate, and sales sectors. The programme provides a perfect foundation for students to develop skills like financial literacy, analytical skills, and business acumen.

DU SOL UG eligibility criteria 2026 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 curriculum framework for UG courses under the National Education Policy (NEP). Candidates can register for BBA, BCom, BA, BMS courses, etc. 

DU SOL PG admission criteria is mainly merit-based, except for the MA and MCom courses. The open school offers various courses at the PG level, including MA, MCom, MBA, and M.Li.Sc across multiple specialisations. To be eligible for DU SOL PG courses, students need to complete graduation in the relevant field from a recognised university. All the latest information about the programmes and their respective admission criteria can be found at the official website of the college.

The total tuition fee for SOL BMS course is INR 6,000. This fee is calculated based on the first-year fee. Hence, the actual amount may vary. Moreover, some other fee components may also be added to the total fee. The application fee for BMS is INR 500 for unreserved/OBC and INR 250 for SC/ST/PwD category candidates. 

Yes, SOL offer three-year Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) programme. For admission to this UG course, candidates' performance in Class 12 is taken into consideration. The course aspirants who meet the eligibility requirements can submit their application in online mode. Candidates can visit the DU SOL official website (sol.du.ac.in) to apply. For the course curriculum, students can get in touch with the admission office of the open learning school.

Candidates need to submit the required documents (original/scanned copies) during admission. The documents that students should keep handy at the time of form filling and admission are:Duly filled application formBank draft of the admission confirmation feeTwo recent passport-size photographs (one for the application and another for the identity card)Self-attested photocopy of Class 10 and 12 passing certificatesOriginal transfer certificateSelf-attested photocopy of the Reserve Category Certificate of the candidate (If any)Original income certificate (BPL Ration Card)Disability certificate (if applicable)Aadhaar Card

The eligibility criteria is the required qualification for a student to become eligible for this course. Moreover, to be eligible, the aspirant should have passed Class 12 from a recognised board with at least 60% aggregate (54% for OBC/EWS and 57% for PwBD) and studied Mathematics subject are eligible to apply. Candidate must also hold the pass certificate and mark sheet at the time of admission for verification purposes.

The B.A. (Hons.) in Political Science at DU SOL admission is based on merit in the qualifying exam, not on a fixed cutoff. General category candidates need a 45% aggregate, while OBC, SC/ST, and PwBD categories have 40% aggregate requirements. The CUET score is not mandatory for DU SOL admissions. Merit-Based AdmissionNo Specific CutoffsEligibility Criteria: General category candidates need 45% in the qualifying exam, while OBC, SC/ST, and PwBD candidates require 40%. CUET Not MandatoryFocus on Aggregate Marks: Admission is determined by the aggregate percentage obtained in the Class 12 examination.