M.A. in Sanskrit 

at Shivaji College, Raja Garden

Earlier for PG admissions, Delhi University Entrance Test (DUET) used to be accepted, but from 2023 onwards, PG admissions will only be based on the CUET PG exam.

Once the CUET results are declared, eligible candidates need to register themselves on Delhi University’s admission portal - admission.uod.ac.in for all UG and PG course admissions.  The final Selection for PG courses will be based on the merit list released for both merit and entrance-based admissions.

Total seats for M.A in shivaji College (University of Delhi) is 75 

Out of which 25 for M.A in Hindi

50 for M.A in political science

Shivaji College admission procedure to the PG course is based on both merit and entrance - DUET. Merit-based admissions are offered only to DU graduates. In Shivaji College PG admissions 50% of seats are filled by the entrance exam and the other 50% of seats are based on the merit of the qualifying exam.

The CUET UG cut off is determined by CUET participating universities seperately. Parameters on the basis of which CUET UG cut off is released are:

• Total number of candidates that appeared for the CUET UG exam
• The number of seats offered by the participating universities through CUET UG
• The difficulty level of the CUET exam
• Overall performance of the test takers (pass percentage/ score range, etc.)

CUET cut off is based on the percentile of the candidate. To calculate the CUET percentile following formula is applied:

100*Number of candidates appeared in the session with a raw score is equal to or less than a candidate/ total number of candidates appeared for CUET UG.

Shivaji College has a good record of placements for its BSc, BCom, BA, MA courses. As per the latest report, over 100 recruiters participated in the placement process 2024 and placed students in new-age job roles. The key highlights of Shivaji College placements for the Class of 2024 are presented below:

Shivaji College BSc admission is based on the CUET scores. To apply for the BSc programme, candidates are required to follow certain process which include appearance in the CUET, registration for DU CSAS, counselling process and seat allocation. Candidates can check the Shivaji College BSc admission process below:

STEP 1: CUET Application Process 2024

Candidates seeking admission to the BSc or BSc (Hons) programmes must register on the CUET UG portal, fill out the online application form and pay the examination fees. Candidates will be required to pay the following CUET UG exam fees:

STEP 2: Shivaji College BSc Application Process

Candidates must appear for the CUET. The next step of the admission process is that candidates must apply for DU UG admission through the Common Seat Allocation System which is divided into three phases as mentioned below:

Phase 1: Applying to the Delhi University

Phase 2: Filling the preference for Shivaji College and BSc programme

Phase 3: Allocation Cum Admission

During Phase One of the application process, candidates must register for fresh admission and, provide personal, academic details and upload the documents. If candidates are applying through sports or ECA quota, they must upload supporting documents. The final step of the application process is to pay the CSAS 2024 application fees of INR 250 (INR 100 for SC/ ST/ Pwd category candidates).

STEP 3: Selection Criteria

After the declaration of CUET results, candidates must apply for phase two where they must fill out the preference for Shivaji College and BSc/ BSc (Hons) programmes.

STEP 4: DU CSAS Counselling Process and Seat Allocation

The final round of admission is the allocation cum admission round. After the declaration of CUET UG results, DU will allot Shivaji College according to the preference given by candidates.

Once candidates accept the provisionally allocated seat, the college will verify the eligibility and documents uploaded by candidates online. The college has an option to 'accept' or 'reject' the admission if they find discrepancy in the information provided by candidates. If Shivaji College accepts the application, candidates must then pay the Shivaji College BSc fees.

Shivaji College admissions 2024 are conducted based on CUET score. Based on the score, University of Delhi release the merit list for several colleges for different courses including UG and PG.  

To check the Shivaji College, University of Delhi merit list, you can follow the steps given below: 

1. Visit the official website of Delhi University
2. Click on the "Admissions" tab on the homepage. 
3. Select "Undergraduate Admissions" or "Postgraduate Admissions" based on the course you have applied for.
4. Click on the link for the merit list for the current academic year.
5. The merit list will be displayed on the screen in PDF format.
6. Check your name and roll number in the merit list.

Shivaji College CUET UG cutoff 2025 has been released, wherein the first-round cutoff scores ranged between 341.88 and 750.43 for admission to UG courses. The cutoff was released for admission to BA (Hons), BSc (Hons), and BCom courses for different categories of students belonging to the AI quota. Candidates can refer to the table below to view the Shivaji College cutoff 2025 for the students belonging to the General AI quota:

CUET result 2026 will be declared tentatively in first week of July. Candidates who will appear for the exam can download their CUET scorecard online when released. The link to download the CUET scorecard will be available at CUET results 2026. Candidates will be required to enter the login credentials to view the CUET 2026 scorecard online. CUET scores are used for admission to various universities/colleges that candidates has applied for while filling the application form. Candidates must download and take the print of the CUET 2026 results when released.

Candidates can compare ARSD College for BSc programme on the basis of various components. The comparison of ARSD College, with Shivaji College based on number of seat intake and course fees is mentioned below:

Note: The mentioned fee is taken from the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and, hence, is indicative.