Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College

Yes, candidates for the BCom programme at the Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College programme are shortlisted through a CUET entrance test. The National Testing Agency conducts the Common University Entrance Test. Admission into Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College for an undergraduate programme is based on CUET conducted by NTA. Those who have passed Class 12 or its equivalent from a recognised board with a valid score in the entrance examination can secure admission at DDU College for a BCom course. The minimum eligibility criteria must be met by students before getting admitted to the institute.

The college offer 11 different specialisations of BSc in this famous Institute of Delhi University. he duration of the undergraduate degree programme is three years. Candidates must check the eligibility criteria before applying for the B Sc programme. Names of these courses and seats against each is mentioned below:-
BSc Hons Computer Science : 69
BSc Mathematical sciences :  46
BSc Hons Mathematics : 89
BSc Hons Zoology : 46
BSc Life Sciences  : 46
BSc Hon Electronics : 69
BSc Hon Physics : 69
BSc Physical Science with Computer Science : 46
BSc Hons in Chemistry : 46
BSc Physical Science with Chemistry : 46
BSc Hons Botany : 46

The Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College BSc fee structure comprises many factors. These are tuition fees, hostel fees, registration fees, contingency fees, etc. The registration fee and the contingency fee will be paid once during admission. One-time fee is to be entirely payable at the time of BSc admission, which is INR 1,500. The tuition fee for the BSc course, under DDU, comes to the extent of INR 540. The exact amount to be paid as a fee depends on the choice of specialisation. The above-mentioned fee is taken from the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and, hence, indicative.

Candidates who are interested in admission to the DDU BA course in any specialisation must have passed Class 12 in any discipline with a minimum of 40% aggregate marks for the general category. Admissions at DDU are based on national-level entrance examinations. Therefore, in addition to meeting the basic eligibility criteria, candidates have to appear for either CUET examination to be considered for the admission process.

Yes, Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College accepts CUET for BA admission. It is a Common University Entrance Test conducted by the National Testing Agency. Admission to the undergraduate programme at Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College is based on the Common University Entrance Test conducted by NTA. Candidates who passed in Class 12 or any equivalent degree from a recognised board, accompanied by a valid score in the entrance examination for CUET, can seek admission in BA at Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College. Students at the very beginning of the admissions process should be certain that they meet the baseline criteria of eligibility.

Yes, DDU does offer a full-time BA course in various specialisations. The tenure of the BA programme is three years. Candidates are admitted to this programme based on their CUET scores. BA course specialisations are offered in History, Political Science, Economics, History, etc. Candidates who wish to be admitted should check the eligibility criteria. Only the eligible candidates can apply online from the official website of DDU. However, candidates must qualify for the CUET entrance test. Upon selection, the candidates have to submit documents. Admission shall finally be based upon performance and availability of seats.

The Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College BA fee structure comprises many factors. These are tuition fees, hostel fees, registration fees, contingency fees, etc. The registration fee and the contingency fee will be paid once during admission. The one-time fee, totally payable at the time of BA admission, is INR 1,500. The tuition fee for the BA course, under DDU, is INR 540. The exact amount to be paid as a fee depends on the choice of specialisation. The above-mentioned fee is taken from the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and, hence, is indicative.