Delhi University (DU) Courses

The foreign language courses are offered at both the degree and Certificate levels at DU. The following is the procedure for applying for a language course: (a) Degree-level courses like B.A. (Hons. ). German:
1. To get admission to a Bachelor's level foreign language course, you have to appear in the CUET UG exam.
2. To be eligible for admission, you must have completed your 12th grade with a grade point average of 45%.
3. After passing the CUET UG exam, you have to register at the Common Admission Portal of DU.
4. Based on your mark, you can get admission to a selected language course. (b) Diploma level course:
1. Admission to the Certificate language course is based on merit.
2. You can apply at the university's website when admissions are announced.
3. You need to have 50% in the 12th grade, with at least 45% in English or Hindi.
4. Once you get shortlisted, you have to complete the documentation procedure for DU.

The B. S. in physical Science was a popular undergraduate course at the north campus of DU. Now this course is offered as B.Sc. (prog. ). Physical Science with Chemistry.
1. Admissions to this course are done on the basis of CUET UG scores.
2. The course is offered at 22 colleges.
3. The B.Sc. Fee varies as per course, but on average it is around Rs. 55,000.
4. The students are taught advanced Science, including modern inventions.
5. For those who are interested in research, the professors ACT as guides.
6. There are six semesters, each with two exams, one in the middle of the semester and another at the end of the semester.
7. In this course, you learn the basics of chemical analysis, statistical tests, and safe usage of chemicals.
8. The median salary of Bachelor of Science graduates from DU is Rs. 4.5 Lacs.

Hi! If you are currently in 2nd year you have around 2 years to prepare for PG courses in du. As you are in Science field I'll suggest you to make your domain a bit bigger and also look for other universities like BHU, JNU, IITS etc. It will help you to get better placement and will give you more options. The syllabus for Masters exam is almost same for every University, for engineering colleges like IIT, nsut, nits the entrance exam is held in February every year and its name is IIT JAM u can search for it and know more about it, whereas the exam for du entrance is held in September so you will have a lot of time in between. So I'll suggest you to start preparing for exam form now because syllabus is too much and focus on numerical based preparation. You have around 2 years to complete your syllabus and I'll suggest you to join any course for guidance in your field. Good Luck.