Hansraj College, University of Delhi

Hansraj College admissions are majorly based on the entrance exam scores. The college accepts various national-level entrance exams such as CUET UG and CUET PG, for admission to its undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Candidates willing to take part in the Hansraj College admission process must register for the course-specific entrance exam, such as CUET UG and CUET PG. Once the results are released, candidates must apply for the counselling round on the CSAS portal. Hansraj College is one of the top colleges in India, therefore, the competition is high for admission.

No, straight admission to Hans Raj College's (associated with) University of Delhi (DU) B.Com programme is not permitted. All DU-affiliated colleges, including Hans Raj, require the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) scores for undergraduate admissions, which are currently the main basis for admission. Neither a management quota nor direct entrance are allowed. Students must take the CUET, achieve the Hans Raj College cut score, and adhere to the DU-run centralised admissions process in order to be eligible.

The entire cost of the Delhi University's Hansraj College BA (Physical Education + Hindi) curriculum is between ?15,000 to ?20,000 per year. The cost varies according to the course content, the facilities, and yearly adjustments made by the university. The most recent pricing schedule may be seen on the college's official website, and changes might happen once a year.

Last year cutoff for B.Com (Hons) in Hansraj College was 792 marks in CUET. So looking at previous cutoff it seems difficult in general category. Still you should apply or you can select any other good north campus of DU.