Delhi University (DU)

The fee for various courses at Dr BR Ambedkar University Delhi

M.A.
(19 courses)
1.1 L - 1.2 L
Graduation: 45-55 %
Exams: CUET-PG

B.A. (Hons)
(9 courses)
1.8 L
10+2: 50 %
Exams: CUET

BBA
(1 course)
3 L
10+2 : 50 %
Exams : CUET

MBA/PGDM
(2 courses)
2.1 L - 2.5 L
Graduation : 50 %
Exams : CUET-PGCMAT

M.Des
(1 course)
1.4 L
Graduation : 45 %
Exams : CUET-PG

Comparing  Indira Gandhi Delhi University for Women with Jamia Millia Islamia for their MBA programme on the basis of fees and palcement package:

Comparing both the instittuition has led to the conclusion IGDTUW offers a decent package for its MBA programme considering its MBA tuition fees. 

Yes, DU offers BCom courses to their students. Listed below are the best DU colleges that offer BCom courses:

Yes, the Cluster Innovation Center (CIC) require good score in CUET ( Common University Entrance Test). The seats are allotted based in the merit list released by the university a few days after the conduction of exam. Besides, you should also have passed 10+2 with a minimum aggregate of 50%.

No, the fee structure for all the courses offered at Rajdhani College and Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma Colleges of Delhi University is same. Their tuition fee for UG and PG curses ranges between INR 400 and INR 550. However, when you include all the other fee components charged by the colleges, such as the application, exam, building and other charges, the fee amount goes comparatively higher. But in terms of comparison, the fee structures are almost same.  

Delhi School of Management Courses and Fees in 2022

MBA/PGDM- INR 4.19 Lakhs, Graduation: 60 % Exams: CAT

Executive MBA/PGDM- INR 4.77 Lacs, Graduation: 50 %

A specialised placement cell at Lady Hardinge Medical College (LHMC) works with hospitals, organizations, and other healthcare facilities to help place students in jobs. In addition, the career counseling service helps students prepare for interviews and explore a variety of career options. The strong alumni network of the university actively helps to secure placements and offers current students beneficial mentorship opportunities.

For its MBBS program, Lady Hardinge Medical College (LHMC) accepts 240 applicants each year, of which 85% are allocated to the Delhi Quota and the remaining 15% to the All-India Quota. The number of MD/MS seats available for postgraduate programs varies every year and spans approximately 70 different specializations. The DM/MCh super-specialty programs have a very limited intake, usually 5–10 seats per program, depending on faculty availability and available resources. The MDS programme admits 62 students.