B.A

Dyal Singh College DU and Keshav Mahavidyalaya are among the popular colleges affiliated to University of Delhi. Both the colleges offer BA (Hons) programme. The only difference is that Dyal Singh College Delhi offers BA (Hons) in different specialisations along with the BA (Prog) while Keshav Mahavidyalaya offers only BA (Hons) Psychology.

According to the NIRF ranking, Dyal Singh College DU stands at number 48 in college category while Keshav Mahavidyalaya stand at 93rd position. 

Dyal Singh College DU BA fees varies according to the specialisations which generally ranges from INR 41,700 to INR 47,500.  he fee charged by Keshav Mahavidyalaya for its BA (Hons) programme is INR 33,900. Both the colleges provide placements to its students. At the end it all comes down to the candidate's preference and choice of specialisation.

NOTE: The mentioned fees are sourced from the official websites of the institutes/sanctioning body. They are still subject to change and hence, are indicative.

Candidates can start with the admission process with registration of the course of their choice. Aspirants applying for BA (Hons) have to either qualify SAT Score + Interview or Aptitude Test, Creative Writing + Interview.

Application:

Pandit Deendayal Energy University course admissions registrations will be done online. Candidates can first register and then fill out the application form. The application fee for candidates appearing for PDEU Entrance Test is INR 1,500 

Seat Reservation

A total of 50% of seats shall be earmarked for girls in BA (Hons) programme. Seats not filled under girls quota will be opened for other candidates (all genders and general category) as per lateral position on merit list.

Results

Once the results are out, selected candidates can get their documents verified and pay the course fee to confirm their seat in the university.

If a candidate is junior taking the SAT for the first time, any score is a good score because it gives the valuable information about the academic areas that candidate need to work on. However, focus on improving those areas and take the SAT again. If the aspirants is senior applying to college, a good score depends on in which college the aspirant is applying and what the rest of the application says about the curriculuar scores (like your GPA, your extracurricular, and your personal essay, etc.)  Typically, universities’ websites mention a range of scores that they typically select a majority of their class. This range is a good indicator of score that meets that university’s criteria.