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Specialisation-wise Maitreyi College BSc total intake is variable for 2024. The seat matrix for the BSc (Hons) courses is as follows: there are 55 seats for BSc (Hons) in Mathematics, 52 seats for BSc (Hons) in Botany, and 45 each for the rest of the BSc (Hons) courses in Chemistry, Physics, and Zoology. This can be counted as competitive intake for the college, which aims at high academic standards in imparting quality education in the sciences. For such limited seats, the candidates have to secure very high marks in the CUET.

Yes, there is a different cutoff for admission to the BSc programme at Maitreyi College, depending on the SC, ST, and OBC categories. The college still goes by the reservation policy as instructed by the University of Delhi, keeping in view the percentage share of seats assigned to different categories. In most cases, the cutoff marks in each category fall lower than the general category cutoff marks. In previous cut-offs for admission, the cut-off for BSc courses in the general category was 746.9. However, the cutoffs for SC, ST, and OBC categories were 693, 677.6, and 716.1, respectively.

Specialisation-wise cutoffs in the BSc programmes at Maitreyi College have always been very high. The highest recorded cutoff for several specialisations was 95 for the general category. It includes a BSc (Hons.) in Mathematics, Botany, Chemistry, Physics, and Zoology. Candidates desirous of admission to these programmes shall target scores at or above this cutoff in CUET. These cutoffs indicate that the programmes are competitive in nature, and high marks are a mandate for confirmation of seats at Maitreyi College in the desired specialisation of BSc. It is recommended that aspirants be informed about cutoff announcements.

Applicants who have been selected for admission into the UG-level programme at Maitreyi College are supposed to show certain documents regarding the physical verification process. The list enumerates all such documents concerning verification required for admission as follows:

• CUET UG scorecard
• Mark sheets of Class 10 and Class 12.
• Transfer Certificate
• Character Certificate
• Caste Certificate
• Income Certificate
• Aadhaar Card
• Passport-size photo
• Admission Form

Yes, Maitreyi College offers a Bachelor of Commerce programme. The course duration is three years on a full-time basis. This programme encompasses in-depth knowledge in the field of commerce. Admission to the BCom programme will be provided on a merit basis, to be declared in view of the scores obtained in the CUET. To be eligible for admission, the candidate should have passed Class 12 or its equivalent from a recognised board. The course is structured in such a way that it would provide the student with relevant skills and knowledge in certain areas of commerce and business.

No, students cannot get direct admission to the BCom programme available at Maitreyi College. Admission is based on merit through CUET. For registration, candidates have to sign up for the accepted entrance exam and appear for it, followed by the CSAS counselling process. All this assures that the selection of the students will be fair and transparent, which results from the performance in the entrance test conducted by the NTA. There is no direct entry in the BCom course provided by Maitreyi College. Candidates interested in this course are allowed for admission only through the registration and application process via CUET.