Venky - Worth it or not?

Application process was not very complicated but in fact it was pretty decent. Students under NEP were admitted on the basis of CUET Scores. Cut off for this course and college was around 710/800 in cuet which is common university entrance test. Eligibility for this course in cuet 2023 was marks of 3 appearing subjects in class 12th, marks of maths is compulsory....Read More

I have applied to manage colleges like SRCC, Ramjas, Hansraj, Kirori, Mal, Sri venketswara college etc. college. I got confirmed admission from from Venkateswara College, Ramji College and DCAC. But why I choose Venkateshwara College is reputation, faculty, campus and environment, et cetera. The eligibility of my program is completion of class 12th which requires subject, economic maths preferred for economics major no stream restriction for BA programme exam accepted is CUETUG introduced by NTA for DUUG courses. Overall admission experience was very transparent and centralised real time....Read More

Colleges I applied to: 1. Sri Venkateswara College(Admitted) 2. Gargi College (in molecular Biology, I was admitted but cancelled my admission from there) 3. Hansraj College (Admitted in life sciences but wanted an honours subject to study specifics, hence Venky!) I did not get rejected from a college, but yes, from medical school because that was what I was applying for before, but NEET scores got me there! I chose Sri Venkateswara College because: 1. The best biochemistry department in the country. 2. The Academic Environment here is really good because of faculty support, active societies and exposure. 3. The course is research-focused and highly competent. Admission Process: Exam: CUET-UG Eligibility criteria: Class 12 with Biology+ chemistry, physics and English as compulsory subjects. 55% aggregate percentage CUET- subject combination: Biology, chemistry and English. Higher weightage is given to Science subjects in CUET based on percentile merit. Cut-off: For the general for the 1st list, more than 98percentile is needed. lower for reserved categories Admission process: completely online through the DU-CSAS portal. after the result preferences are given and colleges are allocated....Read More

I was from one of the experimental batch of 2022, the CUET batch. CUET happened for first time and I messed up with my preference list considering College over course. So long story short I was from commerce and I had choosen 3 courses for me to pursue in DU, (B.com hons, B.com and English hons), but while making my preference list. I chose bcom hons, b.com and then English hons north campus Colleges to put at first then south campus and then off campus. But one thing I would suggest you guys to put your course first and then college. I was selected in J.C Bose university, Faridabad (b.com hons) that is the state owned university...Read More

Actually Venky was my fifth preference and I got admission through CUET. I wanted to get noth campus colleges like Ramjas college, Hindu College etc. But I got venky but I'm happy that I got venky because I want to north campus and I didn't like the campus and crowd that much. CURT process is good because it gives you what you deserve....Read More

Eligibility 12th pass Entrance Exam: CUET For Humanities and Social Sciences courses i.e. BA We have to choose 3 domain subject studied in class 12 and one language paper each paper carries 200 marks So the expected cut-off are 700+/800 One have to register under CSAS portal of DU And have to prepare preference list, it plays an important role in admission. For CUET stick to NCERT andl revise it multiple times...Read More