Hindu College, University of Delhi

The CUET cutoff for ST candidates at Hindu College for BA Economics was around 91-95 percentile. This is the average cutoff based on the cutoff of previous years. So if you are willing to take admission, you need to prepare well for CUET and should try your best to get your seat in the first list only. Above 92 percentile is the expected cutoff for BA honours courses and above 91 is for BA programme courses for ST students. You can visit the official website of Hindu college for detailed information. 

Being a college affiliated with the Delhi University, Hindu College is not at all costly. Even if the students feel that the fee is quite high, worry not there are scholarships available in the college. The total tuition fee for various courses is given below:

Note: This fee is exclusive of various charges such as admission charges, transportation charges, hostel charges, and others. 

In Delhi or wherever, the application process is the same for everyone. The below-mentioned is the Hndu College application process:

Step 1: Visit the official CSAS portal of DU and register as a new user.

Step 2: Fill out the preferences of college and programme combinations. This portal will be used until the candidate's admission process is completed.

Step 3: Students are required to pay a one-time CSAS (UG) application fee. This fee is non-refundable.

Candidates must know their Hindu College eligibility criteria and apply accordingly. Follow the Hindu College, Delhi application process mentioned below:

Step 1: Visit the official CSAS portal of DU and register as a new user.

Step 2: Fill out the preferences of college and course combinations. This portal will be used until the candidate's admission process is completed.

Step 3: Students are required to pay a one-time CSAS (UG) application fee. This fee is non-refundable.

The admissions are based on the merit and the accepted entrance exam scores such as CUET and others. 

Hindu College, Delhi is ranked 1st under the Colleges category by NIRF 2025, 1st for BSc by India Today 2024,  and 2nd by India Today 2024 for BCom. Earlier affiliated with Panjab University, Hindu College, Delhi was established in 1899, and through 16 departments, offers UG, PG, and certificate courses to students. The college placements are good. Also, the ROI is also good. Among the various perks of studying at this college, one is its affiliation with the DU and the other is the low fee. 

Hindu College and Ramjas College are among the top DU colleges offering a BA. Students seeking admission to these colleges have to pay the same amount of registration fees for CUET and CSAS. Talking about the BA course fee, Ramjas College is more economical than Hindu College. This can be seen in the following table comparing the BA tuition fees at Hindu College and Ramjas College:

NOTE: The mentioned fee is taken from the respective official websites of the colleges/sanctioning bodies. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.

Yes, BSc is available at Hindu College, DU. The three-year programme is offered in various specialisations. These specialisations include Mathematics, Physics, Zoology, etc. To be eligible to pursue a BSc at Hindu College, candidates must have passed Class 12 with relevant subjects (depending on their desired specialisaion) in the stream of science. The admission to these courses is based on the candidates's performance in CUET (UG), followed by the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS).

Hindu College is known to provide various placement opportunities to students enrolled in its BCom (Hons) course. Students who reviewed Hindu College BCom (Hons) placements on Shiksha.com, gave it an average rating of 4.5 stars, out of five. The college does not release an official placement report on BCom placements. However, the median package offered during UG (3-year) (BCom, BSc, BA, etc.) placements as per the Hindu College NIRF Report 2024 is tabulated below: