Delhi University (DU)

The Fees of a B.A. programme at University of Delhi's Dyal Singh Evening College is regarded as moderate. The college charges INR 39,700 in total tuition for a Bachelor of Arts program, with an annual cost of INR 12,900. Its cost structure puts it in a reasonable range when compared to other universities that provide comparable courses.

Under the University of Delhi's Dyal Singh Evening College, B.A. students can apply for scholarships. Students of different categories, such as SC, ST, and OBC, are catered to by these scholarships. In particular, the Delhi Government offers the E-district Delhi Scholarship to students who reside in Delhi and fall within the SC/ST/OBC categories. Merit Scholarships are also available for students enrolled at the University of Delhi for the academic year 2023–2024 who fall under the SC/ST/OBC categories. 

To get into a B.Tech programme at Delhi University by giving CUET exam, the basic eligibility criteria is:

Eligibility:

• Pass Class 12 from a recognised board.
• Physics and Mathematics are compulsory subjects with a minimum of 50% marks (or a minimum score of 24 in an IB Diploma).
• Score at least 30% in any language offered in Section 1A of CUET.

Total seats for M.A in shivaji College (University of Delhi) is 75 

Out of which 25 for M.A in Hindi

50 for M.A in political science

Shivaji College admission procedure to the PG course is based on both merit and entrance - DUET. Merit-based admissions are offered only to DU graduates. In Shivaji College PG admissions 50% of seats are filled by the entrance exam and the other 50% of seats are based on the merit of the qualifying exam.

Earlier for PG admissions, Delhi University Entrance Test (DUET) used to be accepted, but from 2023 onwards, PG admissions will only be based on the CUET PG exam.

Once the CUET results are declared, eligible candidates need to register themselves on Delhi University’s admission portal - admission.uod.ac.in for all UG and PG course admissions.  The final Selection for PG courses will be based on the merit list released for both merit and entrance-based admissions.