Delhi University (DU)

No, there is no direct admission to the Institute of Human Behavior and Allied Sciences (IHBAS), University of Delhi. Admissions to courses like MD in Psychiatry, DM in Neurology, and M.Phil in Clinical Psychology are merit-based only and entail candidates qualifying on the basis of entrance tests like NEET PG or institute-level tests. Eligibility criteria involve relevant educational qualifications, internship, and relevant test scores. The selection is done by the institute's admission committee, and forms must be completed online with accompanying documents and fee by the due dates.

There is not much information available, particularly regarding the hostel mess food quality at the Institute of Human Behavior and Allied Sciences, University of Delhi. Usually, mess facilities in institutions vary greatly with regard to hygiene, food quality, and service. Undercooked food, improper licensing, or poor sanitation have been reported in some other institutions, such as AIIMS and University of Hyderabad hostels. It would be recommended to inquire from present students or recent visits for true information on the quality of food at this particular institution.

After confirming with the Delhi University portal, the application period for Delhi University UG programs ran from March 1, 2025, to March 22, 2025; applications were submitted via the CUET UG portal. The application period for PG programs opened January 2, 2025. Please check the admission section of the official Delhi University portal for the most current information.

Yes, in the Delhi University (DU) application form, if you do not have a separate certificate you can usually upload your class 12 marksheet. Many board not issue a separate board certificate so the marksheet often accept as proof of qualification. To be sure check DU  official guideline or contact their admission helpline. 

No, it is not in Hansraj college, but it is in cic (cluster innovation centre) but it's cutoff is too high.

To get admission to Delhi University for the Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC) program, you need to take the Common University Entrance Test (CUET-UG).

Here are some steps youn need to follow so that you can also appear for the CUET exam:

• Subjects Requirment: Typically includes General Test, English, and Domain-Specific Subjects (as per the DU admission guidelines).
• Conducting Body: National Testing Agency (NTA)
• Application Mode: Online

And also check Delhi University's official website and CUET's official portal for the latest updates on eligibility, syllabus, and application deadlines.

For CUET PG admission to Delhi University (DU) under the Sports and Children/Widows of Personnel of the Armed Forces (CW) quotas, candidates must appear in CUET (PG) and apply through the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS (PG). For ECA and Sports supernumerary seats, a weightage of 25% is given to CUET score and 75% to certificates/trials/performances. 

Both are awesome subject combinations. But, it totally depends on your interest and your future targets. So, choose subjects wisely and take admission only, if you get North or South Campus. Don't come in off campus colleges.

Best of luck

No, Delhi University does not offer Hotel Management courses directly, but DU offers tourism management courses under its vocational courses such as, BA  (Voc.) in Travel and Tourism Management.