Humanities & Social Sciences

Delhi University was established in 1922 and is ranked 13th best university as per NIRF 2019. The University is also ranked 20th best in terms of overall criteria as per NIRF 2019. There are 90 colleges affiliated under University of Delhi with some of the top ones being Miranda House, Hindu College, Gargi College, IP College for Women, etc. Delhi University offers admission to all the UG courses basis merit/entrance exam in the qualifying examination-
Admission into UG merit-based courses such as B.A. B.Sc. And B.Com commence in the month of May every year. After the filling of application form and the release of cut-offs, eligible students would be required to fill in the college admission form available at the college office during the time of admission
All the students would be required to submit several documents including class 10th examination certificate, class 10th and 12th mark sheets, character certificate, class 12th provisional certificate, ST/SC certificate, OBC certificate, transfer certificate from school along with the migration certificate (in case the student has done his/her schooling from outside Delhi) and three passport size photographs self-attested by the student
Students who are unable to produce any of the above mentioned certificates either because their university/board has not issued the same till the last date of admission or due to any other reason shall be given provisional admission till 16 August 2020
If the student is unable to submit the requisite documents by the required date, his/her admission will automatically stand cancelled
After the verification of the submitted documents, student is requested to pay the fee for the desired course at the Admission Office to confirm his/her admission
Seats for SC/ST/OBC categories are reserved in all the under-graduate courses as per the directive of Delhi University and Government of India (SC: 15%; ST: 7.5%; OBC: 27%)
SC/ST/OBC/PwD candidates will be given admission directly by the college on the basis of declared cut-offs.

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