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Delhi University Admissions 2026: Cutoff, Fees, Eligibility & Application Forms

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Delhi University Admission Overview 2026

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Q:   What is the last date for DU admission 2026?
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Delhi University admission 2026 are now closed for the UG programmes. The DU CSAS_UG counselling process is has now concluded. 

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Q:   How will I be allocated a seat at DU via the CSAS allocation (CUET UG counselling process)?
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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's eligibility. The highest possible preference will be provisionally allocated to the candidates considering the following points:

  • Course-Specific merit
  • Category of the students (UR/ OBC-NCL/ SC/ ST/ EWS/ Minority)
  • Seat Intake
  • Any other allocation rules, policies, or criteria citied by CSAS or University of Delhi
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Q:   Does Delhi University require Class 12 marks?
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While minimum Class 12 are required, DU admissions are not based on a candidate's Class 12 performance. Instead, CUET UG score is the main selection criteria at DU. The higher CUET score, the better chances at top DU colleges. Hence, applicants have to meet the minimum eligibility of 40%-60% depending on the programme.

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Q:   What is the fee for MA at DU colleges?
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The fee for different MA courses at different DU affiliated colleges ranges between INR 360 and INR 43,730. The variation of this fee range indicates that the fee is cumulative of the fee for different DU affiliated colleges offering MA. The following table, however, mentions the top five colleges of DU and their fee for their MA courses.

College Name

MA Specialisations

Fee Range

LSR College

English, Sanskrit

INR 35,830

Hansraj College

English, Hindi, History, Sanskrit

INR 432

Gargi College

English, Political Science

INR 28,720

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Q:   What is the selection criteria for MBA at DU?
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Selection criteria for MBA at DU is mentioned in the table below:

Criteria

Weightage

CAT Score

50%

Class 10 score (all subjects)

10%

Class 12 score (all subjects)

10%

Group Discussion

10%

Personal Interview & Extempore

20%

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Q:   Can I take direct admission in Delhi University?
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No, candidates cannot take direct admission in Delhi University. The university offers admission into UG and PG programmes based on scores achieved in CUET (Common University Entrance Test) conducted by NTA. Candidates need to register and counsel through the university's Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal.

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Q:   What is the criteria for admission to MCom at DU?
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Delhi University MCom admission up until 2021 was offered in two categories: Direct Admission and Through Entrance Test. Also, along with the entrance exam, interview rounds were also conducted for admission to Delhi University PG programmes. There was no minimum age limit to take admission to the MSc 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, MSc and MCom will be subject to the CUET-PG exam conducted by NTA. After the results, qualified students will be required to appear for the seat allocation process conducted by the university for final seat allotment. 

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Q:   Can I get into MBA at DU without CAT?
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No, aspirants wishing to apply for any of the MBA colleges under DU must pass CAT. DU colleges offering MBA provide maximum weightage to the CAT percentile. Check below the CAT weighate for admission at DU:

DU CollegesCAT Percentile Weightage
FMS Delhi50%
DBE70%
DSE80%

Apart from CAT, the performance of the candidates in Class 10, Class 12, graduation will also be considered for MBA admission.

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Delhi University Admission & Application Process 2026

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Q:   Is DU admission open?
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Yes, DU admission 2026 is now open for several programmes. The university is now in the middle of conducting its admission process for UG & PG programmes. Students can check the Delhi University's official site to know about the CSAS dates.

Q:   Can I get admission in DU without CUET?
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Yes, it is possible to get in DU without CUET. However, this is not applicable for traditional regular UG courses. For most programmes, the university asks for CUET UG or CUET PG score. For courses, such as MBA and Law programmes, the university also considers other exams. Students can also join DU SOL, NCWEB using Class 12 marks and skipping CUET.

Q:   Do I need 60% in Class 12 to get admission in DU?
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DU is considered one of the most competitive universities in India for Commerce, Science and Arts education at the undergraduate level. The university and its affiliated colleges was attracting the cream layer of crowd till the time admission was subject to Class 12 scores. While reserved category candidates still had minor chances of getting into a not-so-popular course of DU with 60% in Class 12, a General category student with 60% had no chance of getting into any good college or course at DU. 

However, starting 2022, DU admission process has shifted to CUET-UG based admission process. Those with a valid score in CUET UG exam who have passed their Class 12 are eligible to take admission now. While the chances of getting into a good DU college are still low at this score, the chances of getting a seat have increased now (provided you score extremely well in CUET UG). 

Q:   What is the fee structure of M.Com in DU?
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The total tuition fee for MCom courses offered by the University of Delhi-affiliated colleges range between INR 360 and INR 36,620 depending on the college a student is seeking or taking admission to. This fee, however, is sourced from unofficial sources. Hence is indicative. In reality, the total fee that a student is required to pay is much higher than 360 or 36,620 Indian Rupees. This is because there are other fee components which are charged by DU colleges which include application fee, development charges, exam fee and other components.

DU BA Admission 2026

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iconEligibility Criteria

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

iconDates & Events

DatesUpcoming Events
Jan '27
CUET 2027 Application ProcessTentative
May '27
CUET UG 2027 Admit CardTentative
May '27-Jun '27
CUET UG 2027 ExamTentative
Jun '27
CUET UG 2027 ResultTentative
DatesPast Events
15 Jul '26
B.A. Start of sports quota trial
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On B.A. Admissions
Q:   When will the DU admission form be out?
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DU admission forms 2026 are now out for PG programmes. Students can check the official site of the Delhi University and apply online. CUET UG exam is still underway. Delhi University UG admission 2026 will start after CUET results are out and CSAS portal opens.

Q:   Which are the most popular BA (Hons) specialisations offered by DU?
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DU BA admission is CUET-based. The university offers different specialisations through its on and off campus or affliated colleges. The popular BA Hons specialisations at Delhi University are as below:

  • BA (Hons) in English 
  • Languages Studies 
  • Sociology
  • Geography
  • Applied Psychology
  • Journalism
  • Philosophy
  • Political Science.
Q:   What is the fees for BA in Delhi University?
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Total tuition fee for BA and BA (Hons) courses offered by University of Delhi ranges between approx. INR 361 - INR 2 lakh and it all depends on colleges and specialisations. 

In reality total fee that a student is needed to pay is higher than 540 Indian Rupees. This is because there are other fee components also which are charged by DU colleges which include application fee, development charges, exam fee and other components.

But candidates can see below table which shows BA Hons/ BA fee for top 5 popular DU colleges:

College NameBA (Hons) SpecialisationsFee Range
Hindu CollegeEnglish, Hindi, Economics +more specialisationsINR 361 and INR 1,96,285
Miranda HouseEnglish, Hindi, Economics +more specialisationsINR 42,480 -  INR 51,240
LSR CollegePhilosophy, History, English +more specialisationsINR 53,640 - INR 83,640
Hansraj CollegeEnglish, Hindi, Economics +more specialisationsINR 540
Gargi CollegeEnglish, Hindi, Political Science +more specialisationsINR 24,160 - INR 49,420

NOTE: Info is taken from other sources and can be different.

Hope this helped your query! All the best!

Q:   How to get a seat at Delhi University?
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Candidates wishing to get admission in UG and PG courses at Delhi University have to qualify CUET exam. Applicants need to register and counsel through the university's Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal.

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Delhi University
NIRF Student Diversity Report

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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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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:   Does DU offer 1 year LLM?
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No, Delhi University offers a full-time LLM programme of two to three years duration at the PG level. This course is offered by Faculty of Law under DU. University of Delhi LLM admission is conducted in online mode and for final selection, candidates are required to appear for the entrance exam conducted by the university. CUET PG exam is conducted by NTA and considered by DU for admission to LLM course. Candidates after completing graduation can apply for DU LLM programme.

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Q:   Is MA available at DU?
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Delhi University offers full-time MA in multiple specialisations from a number of DU-affiliated colleges. The duration of the programme is two years. Since the past 3 years, DU admission to all the PG courses will be subject to CUET PG scores seat allotment. Candidates who qualify for the exam have to apply on the official website for final seat allotment. 

Check out the details regarding DU MA admission in the below table:

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DU MA Highlights 

Duration

2 years

Fee

INR 360 - INR 85,200

Number of specialisations

38

Name of specialisations

English, Hindi, German, French, Economics, Psychology, Sociology, etc. 

Seats

Dependent on affiliated colleges

Popular colleges for MA

Hindu College, Miranda House, LSR College, Hansraj College & Gargi College, etc. 

Common eligibility

BA (Hons)/ BA or any other equivalent degree in the relevant discipline with 50% aggregate (45% aggregate for SC/ST/PwD

Accepted entrance exam

CUET PG

*The fee is sourced from unofficial sources. Hence, it is indicative. Additionally, it signifies the commutative MA fee across all DU-affiliated colleges.

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Q:   Which core courses are covered in the DU BBA (FIA) course?
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The core topics are the fundamental subjects included in the DU BBA (FIA) course curriculum. All the core courses are compulsory. Some of the core topics are mentioned below:

  • Cost and Management Accounting
  • Microeconomics
  • Quantitative Techniques
  • Macroeconomics
  • Statistics for Business Decisions
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B.A. in Political Science and History - Batch of 2029
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Good faculty, engaging crowd, vibrant campus and balanced academics
Placements: Since this is a core humanities and multidisciplinary programme, direct on campus corporate placements are relatively fewer compared to commerce and tech streams. However, the college placement cell actively shares internship opportunities in NGOs, research, writing, etc. Most students use this experience to build their future CVs or prepare for higher education or government jobs.
Infrastructure: The overall quality provided was good, although it needed little improvement. The food in the canteen is great; hygiene is maintained and the staff is quite hospitable and friendly. The prices are a little high and should be reduced. Wi-Fi is available in almost all corners of campus. The facilities for sports and games are exceptionally great; courts and fields are properly maintained. The college also has a medical facility which is very efficient. The campus is very green. It holds the title of the greenest campus.
Faculty: Teacher here are well versed in their respective fields. Their experience speaks for itself. They are highly approachable, friendly and supportive. Always, stay on schedule and meet academic goals. The syllabus is well structured and flexible enough to give space for every discipline. Semester exams are moderately challenging, with questions testing student's overall knowledge.
Other: Campus life is vibrant with students from diverse backgrounds, different clubs, annual departmental fests and cultural societies. There are plenty of opportunities to participate in every field. The overall environment is inclusive and safe.
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Experienced faculty, beautiful college campus, good infrastructure, celebrated all across India.
Placements: The course I am pursuing has a high market demand, either on the policy-making side or on the professorship side. Students usually pursue their Master's degree after this combination in a Bachelor's to open up more job opportunities. This is a good combination for giving competitive exams like UPSC or SSC, as well as for going into the education field.
Infrastructure: The classrooms have good ventilation with blackboards. Each classroom on the college campus has a functional Wi-Fi range. The college hostel is of good quality. It provides mess and medical facilities along with many other facilities.
Faculty: Teachers are quite helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. The teaching quality can be said to be one of the highest across India. Teachers ensure that the students understand every concept. For revision and practice purposes, tutorials are also organised. Each teacher has a different method of teaching, be it PPT, the chalk-and-duster method, or online assignments. But all of them ensure that quality education is delivered to the students. The Political Science and Sanskrit departments of Miranda House have excellent teachers. They have a lot of experience and teaching capabilities.
Other: I personally chose this course because Political Science helps me build my career. Whereas Sanskrit is a subject in which I have a keen interest. One thing I wish would be better about my course is the awareness that such a course actually exists, where you can pursue two subjects, one for career and one for interest, at the same time. Tempest, the annual fest of Miranda House, is one of the most celebrated and grand fests across India. The fest is organized throughout the college campus, which is very beautiful, clean, and well-kept.
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Placements: The placement faculty is bad, as what I have heard until now. You might get placement, but the package will be very low. The highest package that you might grab from here might be less than the average package of some colleges. Well, to be honest, placement totally depends on the student's capability.
Infrastructure: Classrooms aren't that big, in fact, the university isn't this big, and also they don't provide hostels. You need to find your accommodation yourself, but the best part of the college is their library. There are tons of books in the library. Classes don't have AC, but the library does have it.
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Infrastructure: Miranda House is the first choice of female students outside Delhi because it has a hostel. The seats are just 200, and there's a merit list for that too. Talking about college infrastructure, the British architecture is so evident in our college and the newly constructed Digital Source Centre complements that exceptionally well.
Faculty: Faculty members with the respective expertise and Ph.Ds in the same have been recruited by Miranda House. Many household names in teaching are faculty members at Miranda House. Their deep understanding of the subjects and the way they make us understand and simplify things for us have made them student's favourite go to people.
Other: The crowd here is outstanding and being a girls college, it gives us extra cushion to wear anything without any fear of judgement.
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Infrastructure: Wi-Fi works well. Classes are neat and clean. The library is very large. All facilities provided in the college are top-notch. Even the canteen food is great. The water is chilled during summers. There are good seating areas around the campus. Everything is clean and hygienic.
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Delhi University Admission 2026 FAQs

Q:   Is entrance exam mandatory for admission to Delhi University?
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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:   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:   What are the chances of getting a hostel in DU?
A: 

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:   Is good marks required to get hostel in DU?
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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 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:   Can I enroll myself for a language certificate course at DU along with my regular graduation course?
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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. 

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?
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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 apply for sports quota admission in DU?
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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:   Can I get into Delhi University BBA with 50% in Class 12?
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Yes, students can get into BBA course of DU with 50% aggregate. There is no minimum aggregate given in the admission brochure. However, the candidates may require certain aggregate. DU BBA admission is carried out through NTA CUET exam. The eligible students have to appear for this exam and secure a valid score to get a seat.

Q:   Is there any other method to take admission in DU other than CUET?
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CUET is the mandatory entrance exam that every candidate has to take who so ever is seeking admission in Delhi University. The entrance test cut-off along with the merit cut-off needs to be cleared as per the admission process. Hope that clears your doubt! Thanks.
Q:   Is BBA offered by University of Delhi?
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Delhi University offers BBA equivalent Finance and Management courses. These courses are of three year duration. The UG course is offered by selected DU colleges. Mentioned belwo are available courses:

  • BBA (FIA) by Shaheed Rajguru College of Applied Sciences
  • BBA (FIA) by Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies
  • Bachelor of Business Economics (BBE) by College of Vocational Studies
Q:   What is the DM cutoff rank at DU?
A: 

DU DM cutoff 2025 ranged from 11 to 562 in the first round for the General AI category. The most and least preferred specialisations were DM in Geriatric Mental Health and DM in Cardiology, with the cutoffs of 11 and 562, respectively. 

So, candidates with a rank lower than 11 would have a better chance of admission at this institute. Cutoff for other categories, rounds, etc., will be different. 

Q:   Which electives are offered in MBA HRD at DU?
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Electives offered in MBA HRD at DU are as follows:

Semester 3 Electives

Semester 4 Electives

  • Investment Management
  • Indian Ethos and Leadership
  • Life Skills and Communication
  • Financial Modelling using Excel
  • Skills and Techniques of Accounting
  • Entrepreneurship and New Venture Planning
  • Business Analysis using Financial Statements
  • Financial Markets and Institutional Environment
  • Financial Planning
  • Dissertation Project
  • Knowledge Management
  • E-Business and Digital Marketing

 

 

Q:   How many subjects can a candidate choose in CUET UG while filling the application form?
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The numbers for choosing CUET subjects are five out of the 37 options available. 

Refer to the table below for more details on CUET subject choices.

Section 1A (13 languages) Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Gujarati, Odia, Bengali, Assamese, Punjabi, English, Hindi, and Urdu.
Section 2- (23 domain-specific subjects) Accountancy/ Book Keeping,  Biology/ Biological Studies/ Biotechnology/Biochemistry,  Business Studies,  Chemistry,  Computer Science/ Informatics Practices,  Economics/ Business Economics, Geography/Geology,  History,  Home Science,  Knowledge Tradition and Practices of India,  Environmental Science,  Mathematics,  Physical Education/ NCC /Yoga,  Physics,  Political Science,  Psychology,  Sociology,  Agriculture,  Mass Media/ Mass Communication,  Anthropology,  Fine Arts/ Visual Arts (Sculpture/ Painting)/Commercial Arts,  Performing Arts – (i) Dance (Kathak/ Bharatnatyam/ Oddisi/ Kathakali/Kuchipudi/ Manipuri (ii) Drama- Theatre (iii) Music General (Hindustani/ Carnatic/ Rabindra Sangeet/ Percussion/ Non-Percussion),  Sanskrit [For all Shastri (Shastri 3 years/ 4 years Honours), and Tourism
Section 3General Test

Source - Multiple external/ official sites on the web, data may vary.

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