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Delhi University Admission 2025: Fees, Eligibility, Application Form, Last Date To Apply

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DU Admission Overview 2025

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Q:   How will I be allocated a seat at DU via the CSAS allocation (CUET UG counselling process)?
A: 

For seat allocation at DU, students are required to lock their college and course preferences after the result is out. Delhi University will consider normalised scores provided by NTA to calculate the merit scores as per programme specific eligibility. The highest possible preference will be provisionally allocated to the candidates considering the following
criteria:

  • Program-Specific merit
  • Category of the students (UR/ OBC-NCL/ SC/ ST/ EWS/ Minority)
  • Availability of seats
  • Any other allocation rules, policies, or criteria citied by (CSAS (UG)- 2025) or University of Delhi
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Q:   Is it easy to get admission in Dyal Singh Evening College University of Delhi for B.A?
A: 

Admission to this college Dyal Singh Evening College, University of Delhi for B.A. courses requires a Common University Entrance Test (CUET) score. Candidates have to pass their 10th and 12th class securing at least 40% marks to get undergraduate programs. The college offers different courses within the B.A. program and expects candidates to complete the 12th board examinations. The college has good faculty, a wide campus, and good placement record, a good state of the art infrastructure and good alumni meets and interactions. So overall it is a good college to get admission for pursuing the undergraduate courses.

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Q:   Is maths compulsory for applying in DU for BBA?
A: 
The eligibility criteria for BBA FIA at Delhi University is a minimum of 60% aggregate or more in the qualifying exam in four subjects, namely English Mathematics, and two other main subjects. The accepted entrance exams are DU JAT CUET and others. Hence, good marks in Maths are important for successful admission to Delhi University for the BBA course.
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DU Eligibility & Selection 2025

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Q:   Who is eligible for DU?
A: 

DU eligibility criteria varies with course. However, the basic eligibility requirement for UG courses is Class 12 and a minimum of graduation is required for PG courses. Below is DU eligibility for top courses:

Popular Courses

Common Eligibility

BA (Prog)/ BA (Hons)

A pass in Class 12

BSc (Gen)/ BSc (Hons)

A pass in Class 12

BCom/ BCom (Hons)

A pass in Class 12

BBA

A pass in Class 12

BMS

A pass in Class 12

B.El.Ed

Class 12 with 50% aggregate

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Q:   What is the fee for B.Ed at Delhi University?
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Candidates wanting to get into DU B.Ed course must meet the CUET-PG criteria and hava a valid score. Once candidates get selected, the fee payment must be done for seat confirmation. University of Delhi B.Ed tuition fee ranges from INR 16,800 to INR 74,000. The total course fee may include other components as well, such as hostel fees, caution money, and more. Candidates shall note that the fee information given here is as per the official website/ sanctioning body. It is however, still subject to revision. Hence, is indicative. 

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Q:   How can I get admission in DU to pursue MA? I have completed BA from Punjabi University, Patiala.
A: 

Delhi University MA admission till 2021 was offered in two categories: Direct Admission and Through Entrance Test. Also, along with the entrance exam, interview rounds are also conducted for admission to Delhi University MA programme. There is no minimum age limit to take admission to the MA programme offered by the university. However, DU PG admission 2022-23 was subject to a valid score in DUET as announced by the University. Starting 2023, the admission process of DU for its postgraduate courses, such as MA will be subject to the CUET-PG exam conducted by NTA. 

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DU Admission Process 2025

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Q:   Which entrance test scores are accepted by Delhi University for BTech?
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Candidates wanting to pursue BTech from DU must meet the prescribed eligibility and selection requirements. The university accept valid scores of JEE Main and CUET for selection purposes. Selection shall be done based on merit in these entrance examinations. The aspirants shall stay updated with DU admission schedule and the accepted exam dates.

Q:   Can I get admission to B.Com course at Kirori Mal College with a score of 70%?
A: 

Candidates aspiring for Kirori Mal College admission to UG courses, must have a valid score in CUET UG. Meanwhile, tabulated below are the course-wise closing scores based on CUET for the General All India candidates for Kirori Mal College cutoff 2025:

CourseClosing Score
B.Com. (Hons.)897.17
Bachelor of Commerce (BCom)884
Q:   What is the DU selection process for B.Ed programme?
A: 

Candidates can apply for DU admission via Common University Entrance Test (CUET). Before applying for the course, aspirants must check out the eligibility requirements. To apply students can visit NTA official website. After the entrance test, the cutoff marks are made available beind the login on the official samarth portal of the university. At the time of CUET registration, aspirants must selection DU as a preference.

DU BA Admission 2025

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  • 10+2 with 40% aggregate
  • Accepting Exams: CUET, DUET, CBSE 12th, ISC, GAT, CTET

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DatesUpcoming Events
Mar '26
CUET 2026 Application ProcessTentative
May '26-Jun '26
CUET 2026 ExamTentative
Jul '26
CUET UG 2026 ResultTentative
DatesPast Events
30 Sep '25 - 10 Oct '25
B.A. Admission Withdrawal window
30 Sep '25
B.A. Last date of admission
23 Sep '25 - 29 Sep '25
B.A. (12th based) On-the-Spot Mop-up admission round - Allocations process
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Q:   What is the fee for B.A at SGGSCC?
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Candidates who get admission to BA (Hons) programmes offered at Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce, Delhi University are required to pay the Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce BA fees which range between INR 96,200 and INR 1.5 Lacs depending upon the specialisation selected by candidates.

Note: This information is sourced from official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change.

Q:   How is the assessment conducted in B.A programme at Maharaja Agrasen College?
A: 
The BA programme at Maharaja Agrasen College, therefore, follows the semester system of evaluation. This splits the academic year into two sessions, thus enabling regular evaluations, assignments, and examinations. It would therefore enable the students to get feedback at the right time. The type of assessment may include written tests, presentations, group projects, or practical examinations, depending on course requirements. The model of continuous evaluation is followed at this college, and the marks are partly for internal assessments, which are continuous in nature throughout the semester. The terminal semester examinations at the end of every term shall cover the entire syllabi. This all-inclusive assessment will help monitor the progress of students and point out areas that need remediation.
Q:   What is the application fee for BA (Hons) or BA Programme at DU?
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BA or BA (Hons) aspirants are required to apply for CUET UG before registering on the DU portal. After registration for the exam, candidates must pay the registration fee which is as follows:

Category

Upto three subjects

For each additional subject

General UR

INR 1000

INR 400 each

OBC-NCL/EWS

INR 900

INR 375 each

SC/ST/PwBD/Third Gender

INR 800

INR 350 Each

Centres outside India

INR 4500

INR 1800 each

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NIRF Student Diversity Report 2025

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Delhi University UG - 3 years student admission report: OverallAccordion Icon V3
UG 3 years2024-25
Total students1110
% Female students
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51%
% Outside State Students
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62%
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Delhi University UG - 4 years student admission report: OverallAccordion Icon V3
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Total students212
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32%
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86%
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DU Application Process 2025

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Q:   Are DU applications out?
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DU University registrations via CUET usually begins in February every year. Soon after the release of the notification, the CUET application process commences online. Candidates willing to appear for CUET exam must ensure to fill out the application form online when released. Interested candidates were able to apply online on the official website of CUET UG and CUET PG.

Students can read about CUET UG application process and CUET PG application process to understand the procedure. Followed by the application forms of CUET UG and CUET PG, DU starts the DU CSAS registration for final college and course allotment of students who qualify the exams. The process will began after the release of CUET-UG and CUET-PG results which are expected to release in July. 

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Q:   Can I get admission at DU in a BSc course without CUET?
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No, Delhi University offers admission to the BSc programmes at its colleges based on CUET score only. There is no provision for direct admissions. Hence, aspirants must take the Common University Entrance Test (CUET). The national-level exam is conducted by National Testing Agency (NTA). It is conducted in different phases. Eligible students can apply on NTA website to take the test. Students seeking admission to DU colleges should select DU college plus preferred course at the time of registration. 

After CUET result declaration, aspirants are required to register on DU CSAS portal. The course and college allotment process is done based on the preferences submitted by the students during the form filling. After final selections, students can pay the admission fee to confirm admission.

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Q:   What is the procedure to take admission to B.Ed at Delhi University?
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Candidates can get into B.Ed programme of DU based on performance in the CUET-PG exam. To be eligible, aspirants must have the prescribed qualifications by the university. The seat allotment is done as per the preferences filled by the candidates. The admission process begins with CUET registrations. Hence, aspirants who fulfil the eligibility requirements shall first go to the NTA website and submit form before the deadline.

After the exam, a cutoff list is released. Candidates with a score equal to or better than the cutoff are selected. These candidates can then pay the admission fee amount to lock their seats. 

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Q:   Can I select my colleges and courses preference under DU before DU seat allocation list is out for admission?
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After the declaration of CUET (UG) results by NTA, the University of Delhi opened a preference-filling phase on its official website. Candidates are required to login on their CSAS (UG) dashboard to choose the courses they are willing to take admission if allocated. Candidates must give their preference for the course + college for every UG course selected by them.
For filling the preferences of course & college combinations in which they are willing to take admission, they must do the following:

  • Choose multiple course + college combinations (It is in the best interest of the candidate to fill the maximum number of preferences)
  • Take utmost care while selecting the course + college combinations as the order of selection will also determine the preference order.
  • Reorder the preferences to prioritize the preference order of course + college combinations
  • The submitted preference order will determine the allocation of seat 

Candidate must confirm their order of preferences for the course + college combinations by clicking on 'Submit' cutton on/ before the last day of the preference-filling. It is important to note - Editing the course + college combination preference list after the deadline of preference-filling will not be allowed. 

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Q:   Is the MBA course free at Delhi University?
A: 

DU is one of the topmost Indian universities, offers courses in the widest range imaginable, from Arts and Commerce, to Science, Law, and Management. For the MBA programme at DU, the course fees varies from INR 1.56 Lakhs - 3.54 Lakhs. This excludes the caution fees at the university. Students who wish to pursue their higher education goals despite financial hurdles may consider opting for the variety of feees assistance and scholarship options at DU.

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Q:   How much is the total tuition fee for BCom (H) courses at Christ University Delhi?
A: 

The total tuition fee is INR 6.2 lakh and INR 13.4 lakh for BCom (Hons) at Christ University Delhi. The fee varies for each specialisation. The total fee has components such as admission fee, hostel fee, etc. 

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DU Admission 2025 FAQs

Q:   What is DU CUET UG Counselling process?
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Before the CUET counselling process for DU will even begin, it is necessary that aspirants opt for DU during CUET form filling and later apply on the CSAS portal to be eligible for admission. The admission process after CUET result declaration is explained below:

Step 1: After the declaration of the CUET UG exam, register on the DU CSAS portal in multiple phases.

Step 2: Submit College + Course combination preferences in the order of priority on the CSAS dashboard. 

Step 3: The University has released the dates for three DU CSAS Seat Allocation Lists for all categories. 

  • The "freeze" option in seat allocation for CSAS (DU) is to be selected by the students to confirm their admission choice to the allocated college and course at DU.
  • If candidates are happy with the assigned college and course, they can freeze the request through their dashboard.
  • Once they select this option, they will not be considered for "upgradation" of choice in further rounds of CSAS.
  • Candidates must only select this option only if they are satisfied with the allocated seat and want to take admission to this course & college
  • If they do not choose to upgrade or freeze your admission, their current status will be maintained.

Step 4: Once the candidate "Accept" the provisionally allocated seat, the concerned college will verify the eligibility and documents uploaded by the candidate online. The college has an option to 'Accept' or 'Reject' the admission of the student basis the verification. 

Step 5: Once the DU-affiliated college accords the approval, candidates will have to pay the 'Admission Fee' to confirm their seat. 

On the basis of the availability of seats due to rejections, cancellations, and withdrawals, DU may announce multiple allocation rounds. The University of Delhi will display the vacant seats on its admission website (admission.uod.ac.in) before every allocation round. 

Q:   Is entrance exam mandatory for admission to Delhi University?
A: 

DU changed its admission process through the common national level entrance exams discontinuing the old admission process based on Class 12 and UG course scores for UG and PG courses, respectively. the university now considers CUET UG exam for admission to its UG courses, namely BA, BSc, BCom, BSc (Hons), BA (Hons and BCom (Hons). CUET stands for Common University Entrance Test, while CUCET stands for Central University Common Entrance Test. CUET is the revamped version of CUCET. This exam is now considered by over 100 central universities for admission to their undergraduate and postgraduate courses. For PG courses, namely MA, MSc and MCom, the university will be considering CUET PG conducted by NTA. 

Q:   I have to give CUET exam to get admitted to DU. Can I get admission to BCom (Prog) as I don't have Maths as a subject in Class 12?
A: 

To be eligible for BCom Prog. from DU, candidates must have completed their Class 12 with the following subject conditions:

  • Combination 1: Any one language from List A along with one among Mathematics/ Applied Mathematics + Any two subjects out of which at least one should be from List B1 OR
  • Combination 2: Any one language from List A along with one among Accountancy/ Book Keeping + Any two subjects out of which at least one should be from List B1

Additonally, students are also required to appear for CUET and have a valid score in the same exam for admission. As per the above eligibility, those who don't have Maths but have one among Applied Mathematics,Accountancy or Book Keeping are also eligible. 

Q:   How to get admission in DU?
A: 

Delhi University offers entrance-based admission. The college offers admission based on CUET UG and CUET PG  for admission to all UG and PG courses. To be eligible for admission candidates are required to register for CUET UG/PG. Further, candidates are required to apply on DU CSAS portal for admission.

Q:   How to apply for sports quota admission in DU?
A: 

Candidates desirous of taking admission to any of the undergraduate courses offered by the University of Delhi, such as BA/BA (Hons), BSc/ BSc (Hons) and BCom/ BCom (Hons), under the supernumerary quota (ECA and/or Sports) must appear in CUET (UG) exam. For final admissions to ECA and sports supernumerary seats, however, depends on two factors. These are as follows:

  • 25% weightage is aligned to CUET scores
  • 75% weightage is aligned to certificates/ trials/ performances

 

Q:   Does Delhi University provide LLB course?
A: 
Yes, Delhi University offers LL.B. Courses to students. For admission, the candidates must clear the DU LL.B. Entrance Test. The eligibility criteria for LL.B. Is a Bachelor's or master's degree with a minimum of 50% aggregate, 45% aggregate for CW/ OBC/ PwBD category candidates, and 40% for SC category candidates. Candidates appearing in the qualifying degree exams are also eligible to appear in the LL.B. Entrance exam.
Q:   What is the dress code at Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce, Delhi University?
A: 

Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce, Delhi University does not have a dress code. However, students must wear decent clothes to enter in the premise. As per the information available on web, students are not allowed to wear shorts, capris or sleeveless t-shirt in the campus.

Q:   Is good marks required to get hostel in DU?
A: 

Delhi University offers hostels to both male and female students. As per the information on web, the university allocates hostel to students based on their merit. The university considers the academic performance of the students and availability of seats for providing hostel. The university also considers factors such as distance from the university, disability, and financial need in allocating hostels to students. Besides, If a students fails in any semester, hostel facility is discarded. Almost all the hostels start their registration process in end of June or first week of July.

Q:   What are the chances of getting a hostel in DU?
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University of Delhi provides hostel facility to students pursuing a course from the university based on their merit and other factors. Students with good academic performance have a good chance of getting hostel provided their location is far from the campus. DU also follows a reservation policy as given below in hostel allocation:

CategoryReservation %
SC15%
ST7.5%
PwD3%
Q:   Can I enroll myself for a language certificate course at DU along with my regular graduation course?
A: 

Yes, many colleges under the University of Delhi offer part-time certificate courses in different foreign languages. However, it is advisable to enroll yourself for any of these only after the first year. In the first year, try to understand how your regular course works and then you can plan your certificate course accordingly. For the admission criteria and eligibility for different language certificate courses, students are advised to visit the official website of DU or affiliated colleges for details. 

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Candidates are offered seat in Sri Aurobindo College (Evening), DU based on their CUET-UG scores. Aspirants have to score equal or above the CUET cutoff for admission to BA or BCom courses. Aspirants who are allotted seat via DU CSAS process need to pay the course fee to confirm their admission.

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What is the mode of application at Sri Aurobindo Evening College DU?

Answered a week ago

Sri Aurobindo Evening College DU admissions depend on entrance exam score or CUET (UG) for its BA and BCom courses under its different specialisations. The mode of application is online with students having to register and appear for CUET on the national examination portal (cuet.samarth.ac.in). 

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Chikat Marchang

Contributor-Level 10

How can I get admission at Sri Aurobindo College (Evening), DU?

Answered 2 weeks ago

Sri Aurobindo College (Evening), DU offers admission to candidates based on their CUET-UG scores. Candidates must also appear for CUET - UG and score well to get admission in the college. Aspirants are allotted seat via DU CSAS process.

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Nishtha Shukla

Guide-Level 15

What is the application fee at Sri Aurobindo College (Evening), DU?

Answered 2 weeks ago

Candidates applying at Sri Aurobindo College (Evening), DU have to register for CUET. Aspirants have to pay an application fee of INR 650 for CUET (INR 600 for OBC-NCL & EWS and INR 550 for SC/ ST/ PwD/ Third Gender).

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Nishtha Shukla

Guide-Level 15

How are candidates selected for BCom (Hons) at Shri Ram College of Commerce?

Answered 3 weeks ago

Candidates are selected for admission in the BCom (Hons) course at Shri Ram College of Commerce based on the scores of the CUET-UG exam. Candidates must appear for this exam and achieve a valid aggregate in the same to take admission in SRCC.

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Sejal Baveja

Contributor-Level 10

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