Delhi University (DU) Courses

SOL DU offers various skill courses under the Open Learning Development Center. The duration of these courses ranges between 30 hours and six months. These courses are conducted in Online, Offline, Hybrid and Self-Paced Learning modes. DU SOL skill courses are offered in collaboration with popular knowledge partners, namely FinX, Think Cyber, Samarth Bharat, Maruti Suzuki, etc. The applications have been invited for short-term courses, find details here.

Check below the list of prominent skill courses along with their knowledge partners offered at DU SOL:

Note: The detailed list of courses is available on the official website of SOL DU.

Yes, it is often compulsory to provide passport details while filling up the counseling or admission form for a Postgraduate course at Delhi University (DU), especially for international students or those applying under the Foreign Nationals category.ndian nationals are generally not required to provide passport details unless specified otherwise for specific programs or categories (such as NRI quota or foreign nationals applying from abroad).ndian nationals may need to provide other forms of identification such as Aadhaar card number, PAN card details, or other government-issued IDs depending on the program’s specific requirements. The university may require applicants to submit copies of their passport or other identification documents for verification during the admission process.

No, Delhi University does not offers direct/merit-based admission to the BA/BA (Hons) courses. Starting from 2022, the admission to BA at DU Colleges is based on merit in the Common University Entrance Test (CUET). Earlier, the university use to release its cutoff list and offer admission based on Class 12 aggregate. To take the national-level examination, aspirants can apply on the official website of NTA CUET and select DU colleges and preferred course combinations.

After declaration of CUET results, students also need to register on DU CSAS portal. Then they can lock their choices and accept allotted college and course as well. Further, seat is confirmed after document verification and fee payment. 

Based on students review and rankings here is the list

A. (Hons.) Hindi Patrakarita Evam Jansanchar (Hindi Journalism and Mass Communication): If you're passionate about writing, communication, and current affairs, this programme could be a good fit.

B.A. (Hons.) Social Work: This programme equips you with the skills to address social issues and empower communities.

B.Com. (Hons.): This programme offers a strong foundation in business and commerce principles, preparing students for careers in accounting, finance, or management.

B.El.Ed: This programme qualifies graduates to teach at the elementary level (primary/middle school). With a growing need for qualified teachers, this can be a popular choice.