Hansraj College, University of Delhi

As per the admission guidelines by Delhi University , admission to all the UG programmes is entirely based on the national-level CUET. Earlier in 2021, admission to the BSc courses was based on the scores obtained in Class 12 until 2021. However starting 2022, admission to BSc was subject to a valid score obtained by the students in CUET. Further, students must go through a centralised counselling process to secure admission to Hans Raj College. Therefore, admission at Hans Raj College BSc course without CUET is not possible. 

Yes, the BSc course is available at Hans Raj College. The UG-level course is offered in affiliation with Delhi University for three years. The BSc honors degree is offered as an honors degree and a regular degree. The BSc (Hons) is available in nine specializations, including Computer Science, Zoology, Geology, Zoology, etc. Physical Science and BSc in Life Science are the two regular BSc courses offered at Hans Raj College. BSc (Hons) and BSc admission is entirely based on the CUET exam. 

Hans Raj College accepts CUET UG exam for admission to its BA programme. Before this, admission to UG was based on merit in Class 12 . However, the university still accepts ECA quota admissions. While there is no information on direct admissions, students are advised to reach out to the admission office of Hans Raj College for any details on direct admissions. For admission 2024 candidates must have a valid scores in the CUET exam and must participate in the Seat Allocation System (CSAS) for seat. 

Hans Raj College offers two BA degree: BA prog. and BA Hons. The BA (Hons) programme is available across six specialisations, including  Hindi, Economics,  English, History,  Philosophy, and  Sanskrit. Further, the BA (Prog.) is available in five subject combinations, such as BA  (History + Economics), BA (Sanskrit+Philosophy), (Philosophy + Physical Education), B.A. (Economics + Commerce), and BA (Physical Education + Hindi). The BA course lasts for three years and is offered in a full-time mode. 

BA at Hansraj College costs around INR 24,000 for general category students, while at Hindu College it costs around INR 75,900. Hence, the BA fee at Hansraj College is not expensive compared to Hindu College. Both the college is affiliated with Delhi University and offers a wide variety of BA courses. The total fee is a cumulative of multiple components, such as security deposit, tuition fee, hostel fee, and more. Some of the fee components are one-time chargeable, while some have to be paid annually/semesterly.

The overall seat intake for the BA course at Hans Raj College is around 824. The seats are spread across the specialisation offered under BA course. BA in Economics has the most seat intake of 174, among the other specailisations. Candidates must participate in the DU’s Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal for BA seat allocation.

BA programme combination at Hansraj College, allows candidates to choose multiple subjects altogether from the group of BA subjects in the beginning of the academic session to study in the course duration. The BA Prog. combination lasts for three years and has six semesters. Hansraj College offers five subjects combination, which are as follows:

• BA (History + Economics)
• BA (Physical Education + Hindi)
• BA (Sanskrit + Philosophy)
• BA (Economics + Commerce)
• BA (Philosophy + Physical Education)

To get admission at Hans Raj College BA course, candidates can follow the below steps:

• Acquire valid BA eligibility criteria as per the CUET exam, i.e., Class 12 from a recognised board.
• Apply to the CUET exam, by filling out the application form on the official website of NTA.
• Appear for the CUET exam and ace the exam.
• Now with the CUET score, apply for the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) for undergraduate courses.
• CSAS allots seats for the BA course. Once the seats are allotted, candidates just have to pay the Hans Raj College BA course fees and finalise the seats.