Psychology

Yes, humanities students can take Psychology for graduation at Delhi University. The eligibility is based on Class 12 marks and CUET UG scores, not on having studied Science subjects.

 Eligibility Criteria for BA (Hons.) Psychology at Delhi University

• Academic Qualification:

  • Must have passed Class XII (10+2) or equivalent from a recognised board.
  • Stream (Humanities/Arts, Science, Commerce) does not matter — all are eligible.

• Minimum Marks:

  • At least 50–55% aggregate in Class XII (varies slightly by college).
  • Some colleges may require English as a compulsory subject at Class XII level.

• Entrance Exam:

  • Admission is strictly through CUET UG (Common University Entrance Test).
  • Candidates must appear in CUET subjects aligned with their Class XII subjects.
  • Final merit list is prepared via Delhi University CSAS portal using CUET scores.

• Course Duration & Fees:

  • 3 years full-time undergraduate program.
  • Approximate tuition fee: ₹21,390 total for the entire course (excluding hostel). 

 Key Notes for Humanities Students

• No restriction: You don't need to have studied Psychology in Class XII to apply.
• Competitive Admission: Cutoffs (CUET scores) are high for top DU colleges like Lady Shri Ram, Daulat Ram, and Jesus & Mary.
• Flexibility: Humanities students often perform well in Psychology since the subject overlaps with social sciences.

St. Xavier's College Mumbai, Mithibai College, and Jai Hind College all offer strong undergraduate programs in BMS (Bachelor of Management Studies) and Psychology, but differ in fees, admission routes, and cut‑offs. St. Xavier's is highly competitive with entrance tests and high cutoffs, Mithibai relies on merit and CET for BMS, while Jai Hind balances merit with quotas and has moderate fees.

 St. Xavier's College, Mumbai

BMS

• Seats: 120 (Christian minority, general, special categories).
• Admission: Entrance Test + Class 12 marks.
• Fees: ~₹90,000 per year (2026–27 batch).
• Placements: Strong in consulting, banking, FMCG, media.

BA Psychology

• Duration: 3 years.
• Eligibility: 10+2 with minimum 45%.
• Cutoff (2025): 98% (Round 1), 97.8% (last round).
• Fees: ₹34,422 total (~₹13,971 first year).
• Placements: Limited compared to BMS; more suited for higher studies.

Mithibai College, Mumbai

BMS

• Admission: Through MAH CET (BMS) conducted by Maharashtra Govt.
• Seats: Includes Gujarati linguistic minority quota (50%), management quota (15%), general merit (35%).
• Fees: ~₹76,000 per year.
• Cutoff (2025): Around 44–49% for general category (varies by specialization).

BA/B.Sc Psychology

• Duration: 3 years.
• Eligibility: Class 12 with 60% aggregate.
• Admission: Merit‑based via Mumbai University portal.
• Fees: ~₹39,000 total for BA Psychology; B.Sc Psychology ~₹37,000.
• Cutoff (2025): ~49.67% for BA Psychology; ~45.67% for B.Sc Psychology. 

 Jai Hind College, Mumbai

BMS

• Seats: 120.
• Eligibility: 10+2 pass.
• Fees: ₹2.74 Lacs total (~₹91,270 per year).
• Admission: Merit‑based; Sindhi quota available.
• Placements: Good corporate exposure; affordable compared to private universities. 

BA Psychology

• Duration: 3 years.
• Eligibility: Class 12 pass.
• Admission: Merit‑based via Mumbai University.
• Fees: ~₹26,000 total.
• Attendance Rule: 75% mandatory; strict enforcement. 

 Comparison Snapshot

 Takeaway

• St. Xavier's: Best for prestige and placements, but very competitive.
• Mithibai: Balanced option with CET for BMS and merit for Psychology.
• Jai Hind: Affordable Psychology program, moderate BMS fees, strong alumni network.

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