DUET 2018 Topper Profiles for BA (Hons) Humanities & Social Sciences
Delhi University has released the first admission list for BA (Hons) Humanities & Social Sciences course. In Delhi University Entrance Exam for BA (Hons) Humanities & Social Sciences course admissions, aspirants were asked questions in both Hindi as well as English language. DUET exam for this BA programme was conducted from 8 am to 10 am on June 21, 2018.
As part of the DUET exam pattern for BA (Hons) Humanities & Social Sciences course, aspirants need to attempt 100 multiple choice questions in two hours duration. Questions in this entrance exam were asked from topics such as – General Awareness, Current Affairs, General Knowledge, Communication Skills (English/Hindi), Logical Reasoning and Analytical Ability. In the Delhi University Entrance Exam (DUET) for BA (Hons) Humanities & Social Sciences course, aspirants are evaluated out of a total of 400 marks. For every correct answer marked by aspirants in the exam they were awarded four marks and for every wrong answer selected by them one mark was deducted from their total score.
The topper of DUET 2018 for BA (Hons) Humanities & Social Sciences course is Vijay Kalyan Jha. He is followed by Amit Kumar and Anshul Bhatt who have secured Rank 2 and Rank 3 in the exam, respectively. Go through the list of DUET toppers for BA (Hons) Humanities & Social Sciences course mentioned in the table below:
| Rank |
Name |
Allotted College/Department |
Reservation Category |
| 1 |
Vijay Kalyan Jha |
Cluster Innovation Centre |
Unreserved |
| 2 |
Amit Kumar |
Cluster Innovation Centre |
Unreserved |
| 3 |
Anshul Bhatt |
Cluster Innovation Centre |
Unreserved |
| 4 |
B Pawan Kumar |
Cluster Innovation Centre |
Unreserved |
| 5 |
Aditya Mishra |
Cluster Innovation Centre |
Unreserved |
| 6 |
Rudra Dev Sharma |
Cluster Innovation Centre |
Unreserved |
| 7 |
Devansh Sharma |
Cluster Innovation Centre |
Unreserved |
| 8 |
Purvi Goyal |
Cluster Innovation Centre |
Unreserved |
| 9 |
Yasser Ali Sheikh |
Cluster Innovation Centre |
Unreserved |
| 10 |
Sohom Roy |
Cluster Innovation Centre |
Unreserved |
| 10 |
Ahmad Faraaz |
Cluster Innovation Centre |
OBC Non Creamy |
| 10 |
Viren Dhindwal |
Cluster Innovation Centre |
Unreserved |
| 11 |
Raju Kumar |
Cluster Innovation Centre |
Unreserved |
| 11 |
Samridhi Malhotra |
Cluster Innovation Centre |
Unreserved |
| 12 |
Kanak Kant Choubey |
Cluster Innovation Centre |
Unreserved |
| 12 |
Surya Pratap Singh |
Cluster Innovation Centre |
Unreserved |
| 13 |
Rishabh Ahuja |
Cluster Innovation Centre |
Unreserved |
| 13 |
Adya |
Cluster Innovation Centre |
Unreserved |
| 14 |
Shivam Sanoria |
Cluster Innovation Centre |
Unreserved |
| 14 |
Aastha Singh |
Cluster Innovation Centre |
Unreserved |
| 16 |
Pradeep Patel |
Cluster Innovation Centre |
OBC Non Creamy |
| 19 |
Prithvi Naresh Rathod |
Cluster Innovation Centre |
SC |
How to Check DU Admission List 2018
In order to view the admission list for DU admissions 2018 candidates need to visit the official website of University of Delhi. Thereafter, they need to click on the Undergraduate Admissions tab and then click on the Admission Lists link. The steps that aspirants need to follow in order to view the DU admission list are mentioned below:
- Visit the official website of Delhi University
- Click on Undergraduate Admission tab
- Click on ‘Admission Lists - 2018 (UG, PG, MPhil/ PhD)’ link
- Click on the link stating ‘BA Hons (Humanities and Social Science)’
- View DU admission list for BA Hons (Humanities and Social Science)
- Search for your name in the DU admission list that is released in the PDF format
- Download and save the DU admission list
Candidates whose names are listed in the DU admission list need to complete their admission process in order to secure admission in BA (Hons) Humanities & Social Sciences course offered at the varsity. As part of this admission process candidates need to verify their documents, get approval from the respective college for admissions 2018 and finally pay the admission fee.
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