Hansraj College, University of Delhi

Starting 2022, Hans Raj College has stopped releasing the cutoff for BCom (Hons) and other undergraduate courses publicly. Earlier, the institute, along with the University of Delhi used to release the cutoff scores for different category students across seven to eight cutoff lists. These lists were based on the Class 12 scores obtained by the students. With the introduction of CUET UG, the process for the release of cutoff has seen changes. Now, students who have applied to Hans Raj College in their DU CSAS registration form (after qualifying CUET UG) receive an admission call, provided they meet the set score standards of the institute. For more details on the subjects, students are advised to reach out to the admission office.

The admission process for BCom at Hans Raj College, Delhi is completely based on the scores obtained by the students in the CUET - UG exam conducted by NTA. To be eligible for the exam, candidates must have passed Class 12 from a recognised board with Mathematics, Accountancy, Book Keeping and Applied Mathematics as compulsory subjects. Those who qualify the CUET UG exam must register on the DU CSAS portal, fill in their college choices and go through the seat allocation process. The final selection while is based on the candidate's performance in the exam but students who do not have Mathematics or related afore-mentioned subjects in Class 12 do not stand eligible for this exam.

Hence, it is both true Maths or related subjects among Accountancy, Book Keeping and Applied Mathematics is a compulsory must-have in Class 12 for BCom (Hons) admission at HRC.

The total tuition fee charged for Hans Raj College BA and BA (Hons) courses is INR 540. This fee, however, is sourced from unofficial sources. Hence is indicative. In reality, the total fee that a student is required to pay is much higher than 540 Indian Rupees. This is because there are other fee components which are charged by Hans Raj or other colleges which include application fee, development charges, exam fee and other components.

More details on the same must be obtained by the students from the admission office of Hans Raj College. Hans Raj College offers admission via online mode. At the undergraduate level, Hansraj College offers BA, BCom, BSc, and various other courses to students. For this information, students are advised to visit the official website of Hansraj College.

For admission 2023, Hans Raj College offers a full-time three-year BA (Hons) programme across six specialisations. These specialisations include Hindi, English, Sanskrit, Economics, History and Philosophy. Along with this BA (Hons) course, the college also offers BA (Prog) course at the undergraduate level across five subject combinations. These include the following:

• Commerce + Economics
• Economics + History
• Hindi + Physical Education
• Philosophy + Physical Education
• Sanskrit + Philosophy

Talking about Music as a specialisation, with the list of specialisations available for BA and BA (Hons) mentioned above, it is clear that there is no Music-related specialisation offered at Hans Raj College under any of the BA courses. The eligibility criteria for admission to BA (Hons) at Hansraj College is Class 12 and the accepted entrance exam is CUET. The application process for admission to BA (Hons) courses at Hansraj College is completely online via CUET.

Hans Raj College admission to all the programmes is entrance-based. While the college accepts CUET UG exam for admission to its undergraduate courses, such as BA, BA (Hons), BSc, BSc (Hons) and BCom, BCom (Hons), admission to all the postgraduate programmes is based on the scores obtained by students in the CUET-PG exam (starting admission 2023). The institute along with DU started accepting CUET UG from 2022 onward and the CUET PG from the 2023 session onward. Before this, admission to UG was subject to merit scores obtained by the students in Class 12 and PG admission was mostly subject to DUET exam previously conducted by DU. However, the university still accepts ECA quota admissions.