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7The college that I'm currently studying in is the best for my course. It had always been on my top preference. The NIRF Ranking of Hansraj college is 3, which the other two colleges not offering my course. So Hansraj had always been my first preference. I had applied in other colleges as well which had a lower preference, however i got my first preference in the first round of counselling so i did not really get a rejection from other colleges. The reason is kept Hansraj on my first preference was it's NIRF ranking over the years compared to the other colleges offering the same course. The admission process is quite simple. First of all, you have to write the CUET exam, following which apply in DU via the CSAS portal. After that the university allots you a college based on your course and college preference that you have to submit. So it is very important that you make the preference list wisely in order to get a good college in addition to scoring good in the CUET exam. The cut off for certain courses like economics, bcom and physics are quite high but for other courses they are pretty much achievable....Read More

I had a preference list as required by Delhi University while taking admission and the colleges are basically allotted based on your preference sheet and the scores of your cuet exam, so I got allotted Hansraj as per score and following the preference list and number of seats and various other criteria that the University follows for allotment of seat to eligible candidate and one of my top preferred college was Hansraj because it's as a good brand name, it's located in North Campus Prime area and the department of Economics of Hansraj College is prestigious as said by many, we got a good alumin network...Read More

For all colleges of the Delhi University, applicants are accessed on the basis of the Common University Enteance Test, the CUET. There are no other parameters except for this, no interview, GD or anything else. Other colleges like Ashoka, have these other parameters including an extensive application, interviews, and so on. I chose Hansraj over Ashoka given the reputation of Hansraj, especially for Economics, as well as it being close to my home....Read More

To get into hansraj college I have cleared a exam called cuet and if anyone who want to study at hansraj college has to clear that exam and has to get a minimum marks Required by the college. Hansraj was my 2 preference for bcom hons and 1 was srcc and I don't have to tell why srcc was my 1 preference....Read More

I was not able to prepare much for cuet as it prefers cbse and I was from other board (Maharashtra board) and that's why I was not able to make it to my desired college and courses but as per my preparation it suited me the best....Read More

I did not apply to any other colleges as DU was my first and last choice. The admission process is first we have to appear for CUET examination after that we have to fill the form DU publishes. Then we have to select our subject combinations, make preference list and submit it. After the results, we are alloted the college and course we are eligible for. It is a bit lengthy, but trust me, it is worth it....Read More