What is the Quality Statement of the IPCW Delhi?

Quality is a Journey. It is a State of Becoming, punctuated by its moments of Pause, Reflect, Plan, Move, and Review. The Dynamism of the Process is reflected and captured in those moments, showing Peaks and Dips rather than a flat curve. The Quest for Quality is an Unending Process, and Indraprastha College for Women is committed to it as a Higher Education Institution.As an HEI, the College seeks quality in the areas ofCurriculum Enrichment and PlanningAcademic StandardsInstitutional InfrastructureMaintenanceSocial EngagementProfessional InteractionEmployee EngagementEthical Conduct at all levels

How is the Library at IPCW Delhi?

The IPCW Delhi has a spacious Library that strives to create a lively and enriching intellectual environment for students, faculty, and staff members. It has a lift for PWBD access. The library is equipped with a high-tech CCTV and Electronic Article Surveillance system to prevent pilferage. A book bank and customized software, and reading materials in Braille for the visually challenged are available in the College Enabling Unit. The ICT center with 45 computers is also located in the Library. Its collections cater to both the students academic and extracurricular activities requirements. The library has an institutional membership with DELNET and UGC's N-LIST program. E-Journals and other e-resources subscribed by the Delhi University Library System are accessed in the Library through the Delhi-University-Wide-Network, and other e-resources are accessed remotely through the UGC N-LIST program. User-friendly, fully computerized online library web-OPAC is available for access to students and faculty anywhere (24x7). It has a reading hall with a capacity of 320 members.

What is the eligibility for availing of Book Bank services?

The Eligibility criteria for Book Bank Services are mentioned below.1. Students who have been granted of Fee-Waiver/Fee Assistance by the College2. Students who have already been granted the Book Bank facility in the previous semester/year.3. The student may apply for the Book Bank facility with proof of income up to INR 3.5 LPAProcedure:Application may be submitted to the Library Committee Member of the respective Department along with a copy of the Marks Statement of the last exam, a copy of the Income Certificate, and a Copy of the Library ID card.Member of the Library committee, after recommending the application, will forward it to the Librarian.The library will issue the books for the semester.A maximum of 8 textbooks will be issued

IP College for Women Admission 2025: Dates, Fees, Eligibility, Application Process, Selection Criteria

Events	Dates
Allocations and Admissions (in physical mode)	23 Sept, 2025 (Tentative)

Courses	Round 1 (Cutoff marks) 2024	Round 1 (Cutoff marks) 2023
BA (Hons.) Psychology	765	768.08
BA (Hons.) Economics	-	762.3
BA (Hons.) Geography	-	750.75
BA (Hons.) Sociology	-	750.75
B.Com (Hons.)	-	739.2
BA (Hons.) Political Science	-	736.25
BA (Hons.) History	-	731.5
BA (Hons.) English	-	731.5
B.Sc (Hons.) Computer Science	-	723.8
BA (Hons.) Philosophy	-	716.1
BA (Hons.) Hindi	-	673.75
BA (Hons.) MMultimediaand Mass Communication	-	595.2
BA (Hons.) Sanskrit	-	577.5

Courses	Round 1 (Cutoff marks) 2025	Round 2 (Cutoff marks) 2025	Round 1 (Cutoff marks) 2024
MA Psychology	278	277	281
MA English	230	225	175
MA Political Science	225	220	232
MA Hindi	214	214	212
MA Philosophy	186	186	-
MA History	166	163	-
M.Sc. Operational Research	146	140	154
M.Sc Mathematics	132	119	172
MA Sanskrit	130	42	-

Course	BA {Hons.}	BSc	BCom
Specializations Offered	12	2	-
Specializations	Multimedia and Mass CommunicationPsychologyPolitical ScienceGeographyEconomicsHistoryEnglishPhilosophySociologyHindiSanskritMusic (Hindustani/Karnatak)	Computer ScienceMathematics	Computer ScienceMathematics
Seat Intake	1,380	-	-
Fee Structure	INR 29,725 - 39,725	INR 33,735 - 51,225 (first-year)	INR 33,735 - 51,225 (first-year)
Eligibility Criteria	Candidates must have passed 10+2 from a recognized board with a minimum of 45% marks.	Candidates must have passed 10+2 from a recognized board with a minimum of 45% marks with Maths.	Candidates must have passed 10+2 from a recognized board with a minimum of 45% marks in Maths.
Selection Criteria	Based on the CUET UG score	Based on the CUET UG score	Based on the CUET UG score

Course	MA	MSc
Specializations Offered for the MA	8	2
MA Specializations	PsychologyPolitical ScienceHistoryEnglishPhilosophyHindiSanskritMusic	Operational ResearchMathematics
Fee Structure	INR 14,472 (1st Year Fees)	-
Eligibility Criteria	Candidates must have a BA / BA (Hons) degree in the relevant stream from a recognized board	Candidates must have a Bachelors degree in the relevant stream from a recognized board
Selection Criteria	Based on the CUET PG Entrance Exam	Based on the CUET PG Entrance Exam

Course	Registration Portal	UR/OBC-NCL/EWS Category	SC/ST/PwBD Category
UG Application Fee	ugadmission.uod.ac.in	INR 250	INR 100
PG Application Fee (per program)	pgadmission.uod.ac.in	INR 250	INR 100

Admission to the Bachelor of Commerce [B.Com] {Hons.} program at Indraprastha College for Women is primarily based on CUET scores, with a competitive admission process. Students must have completed Class 12 with at least 40% marks and studied Accountancy or Maths along with three other domain subjects. The CUET scores required for top colleges in North Campus generally start from 720 and above, indicating a high cutoff for sought-after institutions.

The CUET exam, crucial for Delhi University admissions, is considered moderately difficult, demanding a thorough understanding of the Class 12 syllabus and a strategic preparation approach. Admission requires filling out the CUET application through the Samarth portal, followed by the Delhi University admission application where students submit their college preference list. Colleges are allocated based on CUET scores and preferences. Indraprastha College for Women often appears lower on preference lists but is sought after by students looking for a peaceful campus environment.

Timely score submission and preference handling are essential, as college allocation happens in the admission rounds and can impact final placements greatly. Admissions can occur across multiple rounds, with students needing to carefully manage their preference lists to avoid unexpected allocations. The process is often cited as cumbersome, requiring focus and careful planning to ensure desired outcomes.

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COURSE	ADMISSION LINK
B.Com, B.Sc, BA, M.Sc, MA,	Admission Link

College	Avg Fees/ year
Jesus and Mary College - [JMC], New Delhi	₹41260

Events	Dates
Date of Physical Verification for Admission 2025 [M.Sc]	Nov 20, 2025 - Nov 21, 2025
Date of Physical Verification for Admission 2025 [B.Sc]	Nov 18, 2025 - Nov 19, 2025
Date of Physical Verification for Admission 2025 [BA]	Nov 18, 2025 - Nov 19, 2025

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Sangini Pandey

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BA {Hons.}, Economics

Reviewed on Sep 27, 2025(Enrolled 2024)

Truth About Hidden IPCW (DU)

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I applied for three other universities apart from DU which is Ashoka University Noida, BR Ambedkar University and BHU. So, in the application process of Ashoka, i first filled out a form which was rigourous and i got slected on the bais of that form after that i got the chance to get interviewed by well known professor of Ashoka. But unfortunately i didnt get that college. I dont understand till now that what went wrong in the interview. After that i applied in BHU i got a seat for economics hons. at its main campus but i chose DU over BHU. At last during my process of DU addmissions i applied for BR Ambedkar University and again i got a seat in eco. Hons course but when i filled my preference list for DU, i got ipcw and i accepeted my seat there. This process was long and tedious but i wanted LSR, SRCC, Hindu these colleges over ipcw but i feel like i am settled here with my friends and the enviornment and everything is going good. To get eco hons course in Du, the eligibilty is to give any three paper of your 12th class and a mandatory maths and english paper in CUET . Now after giving the exams, we have phases of rounds, first is to ligin yourself while filling out your details in smarth portal and then comes prefrence list where we need to mention the college and course. We need to rank those colleges with the course acc to your prefrence. On the basis of the cut off you are alloted with the seat. Cut offs varies with the time, cut off marks in the year 2023-24 for ipcw for eco hons.course was 650/800 for general category, for obc and ews it was around 540/800 while for sc,st students it was 450/800

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Reviewed on Aug 30, 2025(Enrolled 2025)

Is IPCW,DU worth it?

To get admission in IPCW, which is a part of Delhi University, you need to give the CUET UG exam, which is conducted by NTA. Maths is a compulsory subject to get economics honours at any college of Delhi University. Apart from that, you need to appear in one language and two other domain subjects in CUET. The scores are calculated out of 1000, as each paper is of 250 marks. The second round cut-off score for IPCW Eco. Hons. for the general category was 785/1000.

Ishu Girsa

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Reviewed on Aug 29, 2025

Unscripted IPCW by Ishu Girsa

Indraprastha College for Women, boasts of a vibrant campus life with a keen focus on academics, with the tinge of discipline. The college is really great, with brilliant students who are career- oriented. It also offers the students with many facilities like spacious library, eating outlets like NesCafe and Amul along with the college canteen, gym room, and what not. The campus is very big, and one will spot greenery as far as the eyes can go. It gives the students the necessary environment to thrive into, with freedom to be themselves completely. The college ambience is also very calm, serene and peaceful without any maddening rush and chaos.

Priya kumari

B.Com {Hons.}, General

Reviewed on Jun 16, 2025(Enrolled 2020)

Life with college

First I took admission In the Vivekananda college but after some time I took admission in Indraprastha college for women because of its placement. I No I never got rejection from other colleges Which I applied for. The admission process includes filling admission form and fees payment

Prachi Yadav

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Reviewed on May 26, 2025(Enrolled 2024)

the ipcw review by prachi

i applied to dtu, du, bhu for eco hons and iim for the integrated bba n mba course. i got confirmed in du and dtu for eco hons ..i choose du because dtu is very good but its an engineering college and focuses on that mainly ..i got rejected from iim in written examination ..the admission process was smooth ..the eligibility for my vategory was 514 plus marks in cuet and most preferred course was bap

Kiran Rajput

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BA, Political Science

Reviewed on Mar 16, 2025(Enrolled 2022)

Nice college but need improvement

I chose this college for its faculty, affordability & reputation. Got offers from others but preferred this for better exposure. Admission via CUET; cutoff was competitive. Process was smooth overall.

Shaili Verma

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BA {Hons.}, Psychology

Reviewed on Mar 15, 2025(Enrolled 2022)

Overall college experience at IPCW

I applied through cuet only. Indraprastha College was my second preference after lady shree ram college. The department is one of the bests on Delhi university and I m quite content with the faculty here (except a few teachers). I chose this College because i searched through various websites and specially the psychology department of this college was rated good, so that's why. The rigor with which teacher teach here is much better than other colleges and the attention and focus on practicals is also i feel more here

Nandini Goyal

BA, General

Reviewed on Feb 19, 2025(Enrolled 2024)

a good experience

The admission process for this and any other DU college is fairly simple which is to sit for the CUET examination which is an objective based paper and also to make a decent preference list to get into the desired college and course. My decision to choose Indraprastha college for women was because it provided my desired course and my marks aligned with it. I also applied to other DU colleges but am satisfied with my current position as it provides a well-structured academic base and gathers a much more decent crowd than any other DU college. The cut off score is different according to the categories but an average of 550-650/800 score is required for my course.

PRIYA MAL

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Reviewed on Feb 10, 2025(Enrolled 2024)

Priya

I applied for Hindu college on my 1st priority but because of low makrs i couldn't make it. Otherwise i also got in Rajasthan University (Maharani college) but DELHI UNIVERSITY is better than Rajasthan University so that's why i chose DU. Admission process was through CUET exam. Later we have to apply for special university and than we got are allotted colleges according to ours makrs.

Janvi Devgun

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Reviewed on Jan 17, 2025(Enrolled 2023)

Life at IPCW

So i was from the NEP batch so we had to give CUET. I applied for every single college in my preference list and this college was on 18th preference in my list. I got this college in the first round itself and i freezed it because i did some really small mistakes while making my preference list above the 18th preference. So i had to freeze it. But i dont regret my decision because firstly, this college is a north campus college and secondly, i was satosfied with everything about this college. Admission is based on CUET marks. Several lists are released to get admission in DU and depending on your cuet scores and category you are alloted the college based on your preference list.

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shivangi

Mar 21, 2024 11:08

How can I access the IP College Delhi admission application?

Rency Daniel

Mar 30, 2024 14:53

Students at IP College for Women have access to UG courses. The B.A., B.A. (Hons), B.Com. (Hons), and B.Sc. (Hons) are the courses that are offered. After e-counselling, candidates will be admitted to IP College for Women UG courses based on their CUET scores. Candidates must use the online portal to register for e-counselling. Students will be able to select the college they wish to attend during the two rounds of e-counselling. Admission will be given to students according to their CUET results. The results of the CUET-PG determine admission to PG programmes. By setting up a login ID and password, candidates can apply online through the portal for PG courses. INR 500 is the application fee that needs to be paid by the candidate.

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