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Campus Placement is only for the final year students of any course. Around 140 companies have visited like unilever, Budweiser, Mckinsey and Co. , Boston Accenture, Dalberg, Deloitte, etc. These all are managed by the student led cell called placement cell. Highest package was around INR 45 lakh per annum and this one of the highest in the delhi university. Average package is around INR 10 LPA. These also provide internships in various field and companies including summer, winter, partime and regular internships.
Different companies with a wide range of internship roles like research analyst, graphic designer, social media manager, content writer, marketing, sales, etc. We have different internships like summer, winter and part-time too. For instance opportunities from Blow Trumpet, e-sports management with a wide range of job roles in social media, graphics, content writing, etc.
My complete cost of education in my course is 17,165 rupees, however this varies according to the course in our campus. This cost is quite affordable for me. Even college provides some scholarhisps and financial aid, this again have some income requirement. In order to avail these scholoarship, our family income should be according to criteria.
In the history exam, we have to attempt four questions out of eight, and thier difficulty level is moderate. History exam is mostly theory based and we get 3 hours for that. I would like to suggest some improvements in particular in my course the use of some modern techniques like Smartboard, PPTs, and regular field trips to understand archaeologists. In terms of real-world applications or further pursuits, LSR would be a better option but again this needs some improvement in various fields including history-specific opportunities and teaching methods.
Overall strength of our class is around 64 students and generally we have 3 professor with their respective course. Even sometimes one professor gets both the section of history department. Faculty of our campus is qualified and effective, However they didn't use the advance methods of teaching like PPTs, or field trips. The professor can be very easily approached and we used to have Tute with them for any interaction or doubts.
Our campus is very viberant, we host our annual cultural fest, Tarang along with other department annual academic meet. All the department have different fest in their department with seminar, lecture and other workshops. Even the societies of campus have their own fest, like REACH equal opportunity cell have Parwaz as their fest. We have two libraries one is general, and another is refernce with wide range of book, journal, newspaper, etc. Various societies are there which help students to build extra skills and experience other than academics. These help to develop confidence, public speaking, debate skills, writing and other skills.
For the admission Process, the CUET exam is mandatory to get admission and marks should be according to the cut-off. All the information is available on the Delhi University website with full assistance. There are some benefits of reservations on our campus. The entrance exam was an objective type(MCQ) and all the subjects like history, Hindi, etc. To get admission, we need to have a language and two other subjects which should be there in the 12th class.
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University of Delhi, popularly known as Delhi University or DU is a public central university located in New Delhi, India. It was established in 1922 as a unitary, teaching, and residential University by the Act of the then Central Legislative Assembly with 3 colleges and 750 students. Now, Delhi University has grown as one of the largest universities in India with 16 faculties, over 80 academic departments, 91 affiliated colleges and over 7 lakh students. DU is recognised as an “Institute of Excellence” by the UGC and accredited by the NAAC with an ‘A+’ grade. The President of India is the Visitor, the Vice-President is the Chancellor and the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of India is the Pro-Chancellor of the University.
Delhi University is known for its highest academic standards, diverse educational programs, distinguished faculty, illustrious alumni, varied co-curricular activities, and modern infrastructure. It is ranked 11 and 22 under the 'University' and 'Overall' categories in NIRF Rankings 2023, respectively. Delhi University has two campuses located in North and South Delhi and is coming with two new campuses in East and West.
DU offers over 500 programs out of which 209 programs are being considered for NAAC accreditation purposes. The university also offers distance learning programs through its School of Open Learning (DU SOL). It also has a Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWEB) for female students. From 2022, Delhi University has changed its admission process from 12th percentage mark based to CUET UG for UG courses and DUET to CUET PG for courses.
Delhi University offers a wide range of Undergraduate, Postgraduate, and Doctoral programs in the fields of Arts, Science, Commerce, Management, Law, Engineering among others. BA (Hons), B.Com (Hons), and B.Sc (Hons) are the most opted programs at Delhi University. The eligibility criteria, seat intake, and fees for DU popular courses are given below:
Courses | Eligibility Criteria | Seat Intake | Fees (1st Year) |
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BA (Hons.)/BA (Prog) | 10+2 in any discipline with at least 50% marks | 43,539 | INR 4,586 – INR 13,340 |
B.Com (Hons.)/ B.Com | 10+2 in the commerce stream with at least 50% marks | 1,161 | INR 14,340 |
B.Sc (Hons.)/B.Sc (Pass) | 10+2 in the Science stream with at least 50% marks | 19,398 | INR 8,385 – INR 30,000 |
B.Tech | 10+2 in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics with at least 60% marks | 435 | INR 2,24,000 |
Details like eligibility criteria, and fees for other DU courses are given in the table below:
Courses | Eligibility Criteria | Fees (1st Year Fees) |
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BBA | 10+2 with at least 50% marks | INR 26,485 |
BA LLB (Hons)/ BBA LLB (Hons) | 10+2 or its equivalent with 45% or more marks in aggregate | INR 1,90,000 |
M.Com | B.Com with at least 50% marks in aggregate or equivalent | INR 13,790 |
MBA | Bachelor’s degree in any specialisation with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate | INR 48,000 |
MCA | BCA from a recognised university with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate | INR 13,770 |
MA | Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate from a recognised university | INR 13,750 – INR 19,030 |
M.Sc | 50% aggregate marks in B.Sc in a relevant subject | INR 8,906 – INR 15,600 |
B.Ed | Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate from a recognised university | INR 6,910 |
PhD | Master's degree/ M.Phil degree in a relevant discipline with minimum 55% marks | INR 4,450 |
Delhi University conducts admission for UG and PG programs based on scores obtained in the entrance examination. DU admission process involves appearing for the entrance examination, registration for seat allocation on the admission portal, and the seat allotment process. DU admission is done via a multi-step process, the entire admission process is as follows:
Step 1: Register for the Entrance Examination
Delhi University admissions for all courses at affiliated colleges, faculties, and departments are based on scores obtained in the entrance examination. To apply for admission at Delhi University, candidates must register for the following entrance examinations:
Delhi University Courses | Entrance Exam |
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Undergraduate | CUET UG |
Postgraduate/PG Diploma | CUET PG |
B.Tech | JEE Main (Paper-1) |
BA LLB (Hons)/ BBA LLB (Hons) | Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) |
MBA | CAT |
Step 2: Appear for the Entrance Exam
Candidates who filled the application form must appear for the entrance examination as per the schedule. The timeline of when entrance exams are usually conducted in a year is given below:
Entrance Exam | Timeline |
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JEE Main (Paper-1) | Session 1: January/February Session 2: April |
CUET PG | March |
CUET UG | May |
CAT | November |
CLAT | December |
Step 3: Registration on DU CSAS Portal and Filling of Courses and College Preferences
Candidates who qualify the entrance examination must register on the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) Portal of Delhi University for seat allotment. Once the registration is done, candidates will be asked to fill college and course preferences. Registration portals for admission to various courses along with the registration fee of Delhi University are as follows:
Courses | Registration Portal | UR/OBC-NCL/EWS | SC/ST/PwBD |
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UG Application Fee (per program) | ugadmission.uod.ac.in | INR 250 | INR 100 |
PG Application Fee (per program) | pgadmission.uod.ac.in | INR 250 | INR 100 |
BTech | engineering.uod.ac.in | INR 1500 | INR 1200 |
BA LLB (Hons)/ BBA LLB (Hons) | law.uod.ac.in | INR 1500 | INR 1000 |
Note:
Step 4: Seat Allocation
The seat allocation for all courses will be done in multiple rounds. Delhi University will be releasing merit lists in two categories: Common Merit List and Category 2 Merit List (for PG courses only). All candidates will be considered in the Common Merit List (CML). However, for Category 2 Merit List (C2ML) only students who have graduated from Delhi University will be considered for admission to PG programs based on merit in the qualifying examination. The Highest Possible Preference will be provisionally allocated to a candidate considering the following criteria:
Step 5: Blocking of Seats and Final Admission
Upon declaration of merit list, candidates can check the list by login into their CSAS dashboard for acceptance of the allocated seat, if offered. Once a seat has been allocated in a particular round, the candidate must 'Accept' the Allocated Seat before the last date/time specified for the given allocation round. The provision for acceptance of a particular Allocated Seat will be valid only for the round in which the seat was allocated to the candidate. In case of multiple seat allotment in a particular round, candidates will be allowed to “Accept” and take admission in ONLY ONE allocated seat.
Delhi University cutoff for admission to UG and PG programs (except BTech, Integrated 5 year LLB, and MBA) at affiliated colleges are released based on scores obtained in the CUET examination. DU College and course-wise cutoffs are given below:
The expected CUET UG scores based on previous year cutoff scores in the General category for admission to DU’s flagship BA (Hons), B.Sc (Hons), and B.Com programs at top 15 colleges are given in the table below:
DU Colleges |
CUET UG Cutoff Score (General Category) | ||
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BA/BA (Hons) | B.Sc/B.Sc (Hons) | B.Com/B.Com (Hons) | |
Miranda House | 770 | 770 | NA |
Hindu College | 762 | 755 | 762 |
Atma Ram Sanatan Dharm College | 732-736 | 732-755 | 770 |
Kirori Mal College | 755-767 | 755-770 | 770 |
Lady Shri Ram College For Women | 708-713 | 770 | 770 |
Shri Ram College of Commerce | 770 | NA | 770 |
Hans Raj College | 755-758 | 755 | 770 |
Sri Venkateswara College | 508-747 | 716-747 | 747 |
St. Stephens's College | 755 | 755 | NA |
Deshbandhu College | 631-636 | 601-616 | 770 |
Kamala Nehru College | 539-753 | NA | 724-739 |
Daulat Ram College | 766-771 | 693-770 | 739-755 |
Gargi College | 758-763 | 770 | 624 |
Maitreyi College | 716-721 | 708-747 | 755 |
Dyal Singh College | 539-755 | 724-755 | 747-755 |
DU PG Cutoff 2024 is out now. Delhi University has released Round 02 cutoffs for admission to PG courses (MA, M.Sc, M.Com, MCA, etc) on its official CSAS PG portal (pgadmission.uod.ac.in). C1 (Non-DU) and C2 (Ex-DU Students) category students can check course-wise and category-wise CUET PG cutoff scores for all DU affiliated colleges by logging into the CSAS PG portal. DU PG Round 01 Cutoff score (minimum) for C1 category students in the Unreserved category is as follows:
DU PG Courses |
DU CUET PG Cutoff Score 2024 (C1) - Unreserved | |
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Round 01 | Round 02 | |
MA Applied Psychology | 290 | – |
MA Psychology | 281 | – |
MA Sociology | 277 | 271 |
MA Economics | 244 | – |
MCA | 223 | – |
MA Political Science | 222 | 215 |
M.Sc Zoology | 199 | – |
MA Hindi | 194 | – |
MA Political Science (NCWEB) | 193 | 186 |
M.Sc Statistics | 178 | – |
M.Sc Physics | 176 | – |
M.Sc Mathematics | 172 | – |
M.Sc Botany | 172 | – |
MA English | 169 | – |
MA History | 165 | – |
M.Sc Chemistry | 163 | – |
M.Com | 153 | – |
MA Operational Research | 152 | – |
M.Sc Environmental Science | 139 | – |
MA History (NCWEB) | 100 | – |
MA Hindu Studies | – | 193 |
M.Sc Physics | – | 174 |
Delhi University placement 2024 report for top colleges is out now. The highest and average salary packages including internship stipend offered at DU affiliated colleges during placement 2024 drive as follows:
DU Colleges | Highest Package (INR) | Average Package (INR) |
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Hindu College | 36.50 LPA | 10.40 LPA |
Lady Shri Ram College for Women | 49 LPA | 11.8 LPA |
Shri Ram College of Commerce | 35 LPA | 10.15 LPA |
Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies | 44.45 LPA | 11.12 LPA |
Miranda House | 21.5 LPA | 8.97 LPA |
Hansraj College | 36.5 LPA | 7.9 LPA |
Dyal Singh College | 36 LPA | 5.7 LPA |
Here are some job profiles that are being offered to DU students:
Relationship and Wealth Management | Research | Consulting & Strategy |
Operations | Brand/ Product Management | Human Resources |
Graphics and Digital Marketing | Finance and Investment Banking | Education |
Content Writing and Curation | Business Development & Sales | IT |
Some of the top companies that have participated in the placement drives are listed as follows:
EY | Deloitte |
Accenture | Citi Bank |
Bain & Co. | KPMG |
JSW | |
IBM | Jaypee |
McKinsey | Bridge |
As per NIRF 2024 report submitted by Delhi University, here’s the last three year’s data for DU Placements across various courses:
Particulars | 2022-23 | 2021-22 | 2020-21 |
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UG (3 Years) No. of Students Placed | 190 | 183 | 207 |
UG (3 Years) Median Salary Package | INR 5.5 LPA | INR 5 LPA | INR 4.5 LPA |
UG (4 Years) No. of Students Placed | 20 | 28 | 21 |
UG (4 Years) Median Salary Package | INR 8.5 LPA | INR 8 LPA | INR 7 LPA |
PG (1 Year) No. of Students Placed | 38 | 37 | 42 |
PG (1 Year) Median Salary Package | INR 5.5 LPA | INR 5.5 LPA | INR 5.4 LPA |
PG (2 Year) No. of Students Placed | 1253 | 1271 | 977 |
PG (2 Year) Median Salary Package | INR 16 LPA | INR 15.5 LPA | INR 14 LPA |
PG (3 Year) No. of Students Placed | 77 | 67 | 41 |
PG (3 Year) Median Salary Package | INR 14 LPA | INR 13.6 LPA | INR 9 LPA |
Delhi University provides financial aid to meritorious and financially weak students. Scholarships at Delhi University are awarded in terms of fee waivers, rewards, monthly/yearly stipends, one-time grants, etc. Delhi University scholarships amount range from INR 100/month to a one-time amount of INR 25,000. Students can fill the DU scholarship application form online on the official website and submit it along with the required documents on or before the last date. Some of Delhi University Scholarships are as follows:
Ranking Agency | Year | Rank | Category |
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NIRF | 2023 | 22 | Overall |
NIRF | 2023 | 11 | Universities |
NIRF | 2023 | 17 | Research |
QS Global Rankings | 2024 | 407 | Overall |
Check More: Delhi University Rankings
Delhi University is divided into two campuses: North and South Campus. The university is also coming up with two new campuses - East and West. DU provides all the basic facilities to its students such as transportation, banking, health center, guest house, cafeterias, library, and several other facilities. The university has more than 30 libraries across all Delhi campuses. There are a total of 20 Delhi University hostels for both male and female students on the north and south campuses.
Delhi University has a total of 91 affiliated colleges, 86 departments, and 16 faculties that offers various UG, PG, PG Diploma, and Certificate programs. Delhi University affiliated colleges are divided into two main campuses - North Campus and South Campus. The university also has off-campus colleges that are not located around the administrative blocks. Off-campus colleges are a relatively easier option for students applying for undergraduate programs at DU than other colleges because of the higher cut-offs. The probability of getting admission in off-campus colleges is fairly better than the North Campus and South Campus colleges as they receive a large number of applications. The table below lists Campus-wise colleges of Delhi University:
Some of the top DU colleges and departments are listed below:
College/Department | CD Rating |
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FMS Delhi | 7.8 out of 10 |
School of Open Learning | 6.4 out of 10 |
Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) | 8.8 out of 10 |
St. Stephen’s College | 8.7 out of 10 |
Hind College | 8.4 out of 10 |
Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies (SSCBS) | 8.5 out of 10 |
Delhi University and JNU both are top-ranked universities in India. Delhi University is famous for its UG courses, while JNU is popularly known for its postgraduate studies. While students of both DU and JNU are well aware of Social, Economic, and Political issues, Delhi University is popularly known for cultural events, fests, and parties. With 91 affiliated colleges, Delhi University has a more versatile student community as compared to JNU. Delhi and JNU comparison for other components is tabulated below:
Particulars | Delhi University | JNU |
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NIRF Ranking 2023 | 11th Under University Category | 2nd Under University Category |
Popular Courses | BA (Hons), B.Sc (Hons) | MA, M.Sc |
Fees | INR 4,586 – INR 13,340 | INR 644 (BA Hons) |
Entrance Exam | CUET | CUET |
Placements (Highest Salary Package) | INR 49 LPA | INR 33 LPA |
Alumni Name | Designation |
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Amitabh Bachchan | Indian actor, film producer, television host, occasional playback singer and former politician |
Kiran Bedi | Former Lieutenant Governor of Puducherry |
Shah Rukh Khan | Indian actor and film producer |
Arun Jaitley | Former Minister of Finance of India |
Subramanian Swamy | Indian politician, economist and statistician |
Pawan Sehrawat | Pawan Sehrawat |
Rishabh Pant | Indian cricketer |
Ques. Can I apply for a revaluation of my exam paper at Delhi University?
Ans. Yes, you can apply for revelation of exam paper at Delhi University. Revelation is allowed only in theory papers for non-professional courses, which have not been jointly valued. The application form is for revaluation is available on the university website, www.du.ac.in. The application must be submitted within 15 days from the date of publication of results.The application fee for revaluation at Delhi University is INR 1000 per paper to be submitted along with a copy of the student’s recent scorecard.
Ques. Does Delhi University offer any vocational courses?
Ans. Yes, Delhi University offers B.Voc courses through Ramanujan College, Kalindi College (W), and College of Vocational Studies. B.Voc is offered in in six specialisations which include Printing Technology, Web Designing, Health Care Management, Retail Management and IT, Banking Operations and Software Development. The fee for B.Voc courses at Delhi University colleges ranges from INR 10,150 - INR 25,000. Admission to Delhi University B.Voc courses is done through the CUET UG examination.
Ques. How does Delhi University support research initiatives?
Ans. Delhi University actively supports research through various initiatives like funding schemes, research centers, and collaborations with national and international institutions. As a research-intensive university, the University of Delhi envisions to create a research culture for achieving international distinction through excellence in research and innovation by exploring novel research paradigms and promoting research so as to address global, national and societal challenges.
Ques. What is the process for obtaining a migration certificate from Delhi University?
Ans. To obtain a migration certificate from Delhi University, students are required to fill the online application form available at official website du.ac.in. Step-by-step process for obtaining a migration certificate from Delhi University is as follows:
Ques. Are there any provisions for lateral entry admissions at Delhi University?
Ans. Yes, Delhi University provides lateral enty admission to the BTech program. To be eligible for DU BTech lateral entry admission, candidates must have completed a three-year Diploma exam in engineering or technology from a recognised university or institution with a minimum of 60% marks (55% for SC/ST candidates). Candidates applying for BTech lateral entry admissions at Delhi University must appear for the CUET UG examination, conducted by NTA.
Ques. Does Delhi University offer any online degree programs?
Ans. Yes, Delhi University offers various short-term certificate courses with in association with various industry training partners through the Campus of Open Learning of University of Delhi (COL-DU).
Ques. How does Delhi University ensure campus safety?
Ans. Delhi University has established various various committees and initiatives to address different aspects of safety and security on the campus. One of the key mechanisms is the Department's Committee Against Sexual Harassment, which is dedicated to handling complaints related to sexual harassment. This committee not only addresses grievances but also provides counseling and support to the affected students. It has established a Committee Against Caste Discrimination and a Committee Against Discrimination of North East Students, highlighting its dedication to inclusivity and equality. These committees work to address discrimination based on caste and regional identity, creating a safer and more inclusive campus environment for all students.
Ques. How does Delhi University support students in their career development?
Ans. Delhi University offers a pool of courses for career development and vocational training that aim to provide real-life skills to students. Also, Delhi University has a placement cell provides career counseling, workshops, and job placement assistance to students.
Ques. Are there any hostel facilities exclusively for international students at Delhi University?
Ans. Delhi University has an International Students’ House in the North Campus to provide accommodation facilities to mainly foreign and a few Indian students. The International Students’ House is a Men’s Hostel for full time postgraduate students of the University of Delhi. A few full time foreign undergraduate students are also admitted to the House. There are 98 seats in International Students’ House, of which 68 are reserved for foreign students. These seats are allotted to the applicants in order of merit giving representation to as many countries as possible. Out of 68 seats 20% will be allotted to undergraduate foreign students. However, not more than two undergraduates from any country are admitted at a time.
Ques. Does DU offer Distance Education?
Ques. Does DU provide any reservation favour?
Ques. Does DU have any international collaborations?
Ques. How can an International student take admission in DU?
Ques. What are the extracurricular activities that students can take part in at DU?
Ques. What are the specialisations offered by DU for BA courses?
Ans. DU offers a range of specialisations under its BA programme. They are Vocational Studies, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Arabic, Bengali, Hindi, Persian, Punjabi, Urdu, Sanskrit, Hindi Patrakarita, and Journalism.
Ques. Are there any entrance exams for DU admissions?
Ans. Yes, DU conducts entrance exams for admission to M.Phil., and PhD degree programs. However, admission to UG and PG courses is based on the Common University Entrance Test (CUET), conducted by NTA.
Ques. Are there any scholarships available for students at the UG level at DU?
Ans. The following are scholarships offered to UG students -
Ques. Are there any scholarships for PG students at DU?
Ans. Yes, the following scholarships are available for PG students -
Ques. Which is the best college at DU?
Ans. According to NIRF 2023, the Top colleges of DU are Miranda House, Lady Shri Ram College for Women, Stephen’s College, Hindu College, Shri Ram College of Commerce, Hansraj College, Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College and many more.
Ques. Are there any reservations at Delhi University for Delhi Students?
Ans. Yes, the University of Delhi provides 85% of the seats reserved for Delhi residents while 15% are reserved for candidates outside Delhi.
Ques. Is DU a Central University?
Ans. Yes, the University of Delhi is a public central university in New Delhi, but some of its colleges are entirely funded by the Delhi government.
Ques. Does Delhi University(DU) offer Hostel facilities?
Ans. Yes, the University of Delhi provides hostel facilities but not all colleges provide hostel facilities. ,Also, hostels are allocated to students on a score basis as hostel seats are limited.
Ques. Can I be admitted in two different courses or the same course in various colleges after the declaration of cut-off at the University of Delhi(DU)?
Ans. No, you cannot be admitted in two courses or the same course simultaneously in different colleges at DU. One needs to cancel admission in one to get into another one. In case you take admitted to two places, your admission will be canceled from both colleges or courses.
Ques. Can I register for multiple courses in one online form at DU?
Ans. Yes, you can select as many courses as you want to in a single online registration form while applying for the University of Delhi(DU).
Ques. Can I change subjects during the semester/course at DU?
Ans. No, you cannot change subjects during the course after getting admitted to the University of Delhi(DU). You can only change your subject before the last date of admission if you meet the cutoff and seats are available only.
Ques. Do I need to fill out separate forms for applying to different colleges at DU?
Ans. No, Delhi University provides only one registration form through which admission to various colleges can be given except St.Stephen’s College and Jesus & Mary College. You don't have to fill out any other form other than the DU admission form.
Ques. How many seats are offered by DU?
Ans. The University of Delhi provides 70,000 seats for undergraduate programs as 60,084 students have been admitted to various courses.
Ques. How is campus life at Delhi University?
Ans.The campus life at Delhi University is active and diversified, with a large selection of extracurricular activities, clubs, and organizations to choose from. The institution also provides a number of facilities, including libraries, computer laboratories, sports facilities, and food courts, to ensure that students have a comfortable and enjoyable experience.
Ques. When was Delhi University established?
Ans. Delhi University was founded in 1922 by an Act of the Central Legislative Assembly of British India, and it is also recognized by the UGC as an Institute of Eminence (IoE).
Ques. What is the rank of Delhi University?
Ans. Delhi University is ranked 11th among the top universities and 22rd in an overall category by NIRF Ranking 2023.
Ques. What are the reservation criteria at Delhi University?
Ans. At Delhi University, 50% of the total seats are reserved as follows: 15% for SC, 7.5% for STs, and 27% for OBC.
Ques. Can a student use the ECA concession to get admission to an entrance-level course at DU?
Ans. Admission to Undergraduate Studies Programs in the ECA Category at DU is only available for merit-based programs and is not available for programs where admission is dependent on an entrance exam.
Ques. Which colleges provide seats in the ECA category - Divinity at DU?
Ques. What is the placement scenario at Delhi University?
Ans. The placement situation at Delhi University differs depending on the program and college. In general, Delhi University has an excellent reputation for providing students with employment and internship possibilities, and many of its affiliated colleges have established placement cells that collaborate with companies and organizations to arrange campus interviews and job offers for students.
Ques. What is the difference between North and South Campus of Delhi University?
Ans. Delhi University's North and South Campuses are two separate campuses located in different parts of the city. Here are some important distinctions between the two campuses:
Location: The North Campus is located in the centre of Delhi, while the South Campus is located on the city's southern outskirts.
Student population: The North Campus has a bigger student population than the South Campus and is noted for its active student groups and vibrant student culture. The South Campus includes a more concentrated and specialized student body, as well as a more concentrated academic culture.
Affiliated colleges: The North Campus is home to some of Delhi University's oldest and most prominent institutions, including Hindu College, St. Stephen's College, and Lady Shri Ram College. Satyawati College and Sri Aurobindo College are among the newer colleges on the South Campus.
Ques. What are the extracurricular activities offered by Delhi University?
Ans. Outside of their academic degrees, students at Delhi University can participate in a variety of extracurricular activities and groups. These activities can range from sports and fitness clubs to cultural and creative organizations, to student-led groups focused on specific causes or issues. these activities. Delhi University has a variety of popular extracurricular activities, including Sports Clubs and Teams, Cultural Clubs and socities, Studeny organizations, Debating and Public Speaking Societies, Technical Clubs, and many more.
Ques. How is the faculty at Delhi University?
Ans. The faculty at Delhi University is strong and diversified, with experienced and knowledgeable professors and lecturers. Delhi University's faculty is regarded as of excellent quality, and several of its associated colleges feature highly regarded and successful academic members who have published research and contributed to their respective fields
Ques. Does DU offer exchange programs in international universities?
Ans. DU offers exchange programs for international students with numerous MoUs with universities around the world. The MoUs signed give research opportunities in international universities aiming at academic excellence. These universities originate from developed countries such as Australia, Japan, Italy, and more.
Ques. Are there any Artificial Intelligence (AI) courses at DU?
Ans. Delhi University (DU) does not offer a direct Artificial Intelligence course. However, it offers undergraduate and postgraduate Computer Science programs in top Indian colleges. Students can pursue a CS degree to make a way into the world of Artificial Intelligence. Some top DU colleges to pursue a Computer Science degree are Hans Raj College, Deen Dayal Upadhyay College, and more.
Ques. How many B.Tech specializations does DU offer?
Ans. DU has re-introduced the 4-year Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) program. The undergraduate degree is offered in 3 specializations such as:
The admission into the B.Tech specializations will be based on the JEE Main Rank of an applicant. Moreover, the program has seat reservations for the reserved category students.
Ques.What is the function of the Entrepreneur Cell at Delhi University colleges?
Ans. Colleges within Delhi University have an Entrepreneur Cell which enables the students to invest and build their new ventures while studying. The Entrepreneur Cell offers lessons from Business Development, Finances, and other relevant subject groups. These cells in different DU colleges conduct seminars, activities, and competitions to further the entrepreneurial mindset in students. DU colleges such as Daulat Ram College, Hansraj College, Janki Devi Memorial College (JDMC) and others have this Entrepreneur Cell facility.
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Course | Fees | Eligibility | Application Date | Action |
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B.Tech 3 Courses | ₹2.24 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) | 10+2 with 60% | 27 Sept - 31 Oct 2024 | |
MBA 5 Courses | ₹48,000 (1st Year Fees) | Graduation | 17 Nov - 05 Jan 2024 | |
BBALLB {Hons.} 1 Course | ₹1.99 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) | 10+2 | 27 Sept - 31 Oct 2024 | |
Ph.D 68 Courses | ₹7,130 (Total Fees) | Post Graduation | - | |
L.L.M 1 Course | ₹4,927 (1st Year Fees) | L.L.B. | 25 Apr - 05 Jun 2024 |
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CAT 2024 Exam Date | Upcoming Nov 24, 2024 |
Registration Last Date for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Science) | Upcoming Dec 04, 2024 |
Registration Last Date for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Pharmacy) | Upcoming Dec 04, 2024 |
Registration Last Date for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Medicine) | Upcoming Dec 04, 2024 |
Registration Last Date for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Management) | Upcoming Dec 04, 2024 |
Registration Last Date for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Engineering) | Upcoming Dec 04, 2024 |
Registration Last Date for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Education) | Upcoming Dec 04, 2024 |
Registration Last Date for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Commerce) | Upcoming Dec 04, 2024 |
Registration Last Date for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Arts) | Upcoming Dec 04, 2024 |
UGC NET December 2024 Application | Ongoing Nov 19, 2024 - Dec 10, 2024 |
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Registration Starting Date for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Arts) | Nov 13, 2024 |
Registration Starting Date for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Commerce) | Nov 13, 2024 |
Registration Starting Date for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Education) | Nov 13, 2024 |
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Registration Last Date for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Commerce) | Upcoming Dec 04, 2024 |
UGC NET December 2024 Application | Ongoing Nov 19, 2024 - Dec 10, 2024 |
Interviews Dates for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Commerce) | Dec 06, 2024 - Jan 04, 2025 |
Recommendation Date of DRC and BRS for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Commerce) | Jan 11, 2025 |
Last Date for Payment of Fees for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Commerce) | Jan 14, 2025 |
UGC NET Exam | Jan 01, 2025 - Jan 19, 2025 |
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Registration Last Date for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Education) | Upcoming Dec 04, 2024 |
UGC NET December 2024 Application | Ongoing Nov 19, 2024 - Dec 10, 2024 |
Interviews Dates for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Education) | Dec 06, 2024 - Jan 04, 2025 |
Recommendation Date of DRC and BRS for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Education) | Jan 11, 2025 |
Last Date for Payment of Fees for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Education) | Jan 14, 2025 |
UGC NET Exam | Jan 01, 2025 - Jan 19, 2025 |
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Registration Last Date for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Engineering) | Upcoming Dec 04, 2024 |
UGC NET December 2024 Application | Ongoing Nov 19, 2024 - Dec 10, 2024 |
Interviews Dates for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Engineering) | Dec 06, 2024 - Jan 04, 2025 |
Recommendation Date of DRC and BRS for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Engineering) | Jan 11, 2025 |
Last Date for Payment of Fees for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Engineering) | Jan 14, 2025 |
UGC NET Exam | Jan 01, 2025 - Jan 19, 2025 |
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Registration Last Date for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Management) | Upcoming Dec 04, 2024 |
UGC NET December 2024 Application | Ongoing Nov 19, 2024 - Dec 10, 2024 |
Interviews Dates for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Management) | Dec 06, 2024 - Jan 04, 2025 |
Recommendation Date of DRC and BRS for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Management) | Jan 11, 2025 |
Last Date for Payment of Fees for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Management) | Jan 14, 2025 |
UGC NET Exam | Jan 01, 2025 - Jan 19, 2025 |
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Registration Last Date for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Science) | Upcoming Dec 04, 2024 |
UGC NET December 2024 Application | Ongoing Nov 19, 2024 - Dec 10, 2024 |
Interviews Dates for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Science) | Dec 06, 2024 - Jan 04, 2025 |
Recommendation Date of DRC and BRS for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Science) | Jan 11, 2025 |
Last Date for Payment of Fees for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Science) | Jan 14, 2025 |
UGC NET Exam | Jan 01, 2025 - Jan 19, 2025 |
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CUET- PG Registration Timeline | Tentative Dec 26, 2024 - Feb 10, 2025 |
CUET- PG Admit Card Date | Tentative Mar 07, 2025 |
CUET- PG Exam Date | Tentative Mar 11, 2025 - Mar 28, 2025 |
CUET-PG results | Tentative Apr 13, 2025 |
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Last Date of Application for Admission 2024-25 [B.Ed] | Oct 31, 2024 |
Last Date of Payment of Fee for DU MOP-UP 2nd Round [B.Ed] | Oct 19, 2024 |
Colleges to Select and Admissions Date for DU MOP-UP 2nd Round [B.Ed] | Oct 16, 2024 - Oct 18, 2024 |
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CUET- PG Registration Timeline | Tentative Dec 26, 2024 - Feb 10, 2025 |
CUET- PG Admit Card Date | Tentative Mar 07, 2025 |
CUET- PG Exam Date | Tentative Mar 11, 2025 - Mar 28, 2025 |
CUET-PG results | Tentative Apr 13, 2025 |
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CUET- PG Registration Timeline | Tentative Dec 26, 2024 - Feb 10, 2025 |
CUET- PG Admit Card Date | Tentative Mar 07, 2025 |
CUET- PG Exam Date | Tentative Mar 11, 2025 - Mar 28, 2025 |
CUET-PG results | Tentative Apr 13, 2025 |
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CUET- PG Registration Timeline | Tentative Dec 26, 2024 - Feb 10, 2025 |
CUET- PG Admit Card Date | Tentative Mar 07, 2025 |
CUET- PG Exam Date | Tentative Mar 11, 2025 - Mar 28, 2025 |
CUET-PG results | Tentative Apr 13, 2025 |
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Registration Last Date for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Arts) | Upcoming Dec 04, 2024 |
Interviews Dates for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Arts) | Dec 06, 2024 - Jan 04, 2025 |
Recommendation Date of DRC and BRS for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Arts) | Jan 11, 2025 |
Last Date for Payment of Fees for Admission 2024-25 [Ph.D] (Arts) | Jan 14, 2025 |
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So for today 2024 November if u want to get in top universities or colleges in India for ug U need to give CUET EXAM which is mandatory after 12 for the collages private or govt all u need to study in this exam is class 12 subject which have been given in 12 class board in MCQ format they will ask Eng is mandatory in this test and additionally 3 subject which u studied in class 12 which will consist 200 each in MCQ format so then u give this exam scorecard are release then U have to apply in collage I choose ARSD. Collage in DELHI UNIVERSITY because of the NIRF ranking which in 5 in all over India and the sports facilities it probied which is best in DU with big grounds and every facilities so u need to make list of collage which u need in DU so I ranked Arsd 4 preference I got it easily in 1 round my first 3 prefence I don't get because of height cut off there Mainly the cut off for my course in my collage was generally high for GENERAL CATEGORY which was mine around cut off went for normal course and Ba Program both was 710/800 wa cutt off which i cleared and get in first round other top most collage likes Hindu Stephen the cut off went through 780/800 around overall which is a tough for Gen caterogary student to make it
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I chose this college because first of all it was very near to my place. The area where this college is located is very cheap compared to other South Delhi areas. The courses were also very vast and they were providing opportunities for people with sometimes a little bit low percentages also.
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The admission process was completely merit based. But now it is through the CUET exam. The cutoffs were quite high that time. Overall admission experinece is quite stressful for me. I have also applied to other private universities. I have also cleared their examinations but eventually I have taken admission in delhi university.
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1) me and my batchmates all gave cuet. Through cuet we filled the colleges names and our name came up on the list. So we were assigned this college through cuet and we had to accept it. I chose this college because Delhi university students are well known. And i also heard the history dept of daulat ram college is pretty good 2) i didn't apply for other colleges than du colleges and i got daulat ram assigned to me thus i took it. 3) the exam through which u get admission in du is through CUET only. The eligibility is you have to pass you 12th with atleadt 45 percentage. And you have to have studied the subjects in your 12th for those whom u appeared in the CUET exams for. The cutoffs depend on the year and also the marks of the students. The cutt offs go usually high for delhi university. For my course and my college, the cut offs were 740+ for general and different for other reservationsl categories. You can also get admission through sports category, where you will have to give an exam for you respective sport. The cut offs also depend on the course. For eg. the cut offs for psychology courses are usually higher as it is offered in some selective colleges of delhi university only. 4) the cuet exams are pretty easy if u are well versed of your twelfth.
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IGNOU which is similar to this one has very good fees, studies and facilities in comparison to this I chose this college because there was no IGNOU centre near my home and this one was close to me. I did not apply to any other college except this. The admission process is quite simple; admission is done through samarth portal? After uploading the document, verification will be done and after that you can pay the fee
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I choose this course because I was confused about the three subjects from whom I should my career with. I applied in University of Delhi only but I didn't have that Idea that north, south and off campus is a thing. I was a girl who likes to not go much out that time not now so, Zakir Hussain was the closest of my house thats why I choose it. apart from this the college got nice location as it is near the cannaught place you can easly enjoy.
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Actually it was my one and only plan to enter in this university because I want to become a CFA and the eligibility to do it is being in the 3rd year of Bachelor's and an undergraduate. And also the the subjects are similar to what in CFA has so I choose b.com. so there is no specific reason behind why I choose this university.
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I choose this College as it has proper metro and bus facility due to which travelling becomes easy and there is a good and competitive atmosphere here CUET is the common and only exam to get into rajdhani college
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So see everyone want to take addmission in srcc and all but I didn't get that college because of my lack of preparation in cuet exam I choose this college beacuse of friendly senior and for real I didn't care about degree I just want exposure and want to enhance my public speaking skills and that I am getting enchance in this college
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this college is not my first choice but i have low marks in cuet exam then i take this college but after comming in this college i realise this college is good so i am satisfy no i dont have rejection noy padmission process is hars but you have to crack cuet exam as well
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Delhi University Scholarships: Delhi University offers financial aid to meritorious and financially weak students. Delhi University scholarships are offered in terms of tuition fee waivers, rewards, monthly/yearly stipends, one-time grants, etc. Various DU Affiliated colleges and departments offer scholarships ranging from INR 100 every month to a one-time INR 25,000. Students can apply for Delhi University scholarship form on or before the last. While the deadline to submit applications for financial aid falls on January 31 each year, the specific dates for the Delhi University scholarship in 2024 have not been disclosed yet. Interested and eligible candidates may apply online through the official website of Delhi University @du.ac.in or by submitting the required documents and scholarship form at Scholarship Cell, DU.
Besides this, Delhi University offers a number of category and course-based scholarships. It includes the Delhi University and College Karamchari Union Book Grant, the Post Matric Scholarship for OBC Students (PMS-OBC), PG scholarships in Economics and Commerce, the Dr. GS Sarin Scholarship, and more. Further, Delhi University scholarships are spread across most Ph.D., Master’s, and Undergraduate programs. We shall discuss every detail further.
Delhi University Scholarships can be categorized into 3 types.
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Delhi University offers various scholarships for undergraduate students. There are more than 50 Delhi University scholarships for UG programs. The eligibility and details of the most popular ones are mentioned below:
Delhi University Scholarships | Eligibility | Scholarship reward |
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V.K Rao Endowment Grant |
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INR 100 per month (converted into a one-time grant) |
Sh. Prem Prakash Award |
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INR 3500 per year (converted into a one-time grant) |
The Delhi University and College Karamchari Union Book Grant (DUCKU) |
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INR 250 per month (converted into a one-time grant) |
Shri Motilal Kaul AIMA Scholarship (for blind students) |
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INR 150 per month for 3 years. |
Shri Ram Labhaya Scholarship (For blind students) |
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INR 100 per month (converted into a one-time grant) |
Vijendra Sharmila Chopra Memorial Scholarship |
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INR 100 per month (converted into one-time grant) |
Prof. J.C. Luthra & Smt. Kesra Bai Luthra Book-Grant |
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INR 100 per month (converted into a one-time grant) |
Pt. Udho Ram Rampal Charitable Trust Scholarship |
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INR 100 per month |
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Delhi University offers various scholarships for postgraduate students. These include scholarship rewards ranging from INR 150 to INR 400. Scholarships for PG programs are offered to meritorious and financially weaker students. Details of Delhi University Scholarships for PG students are given in the table below:
Delhi University Scholarships | Eligibility |
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Delhi University & All India Post –Graduate Scholarship |
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INR 400 per month |
His Holiness The Pope Scholarship |
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INR 150 per month (converted into a one-time grant) |
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The details of department-specific scholarships offered by Delhi University are mentioned below:
Scholarship | Eligibility Criteria | Scholarship Amount | Department/ Courses |
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Madan Mohan Memorial Scholarship | Highest percentage of marks in last M.Sc. Computer Science exams | INR 1000 per month | Computer Science |
Ganga Sant Scholarship | Financially weak students with family income slab less enough to not attract taxes |
INR 175 per month | B.A (Hons.) in Sanskrit |
Dr. N.C. Kapoor Memorial Scholarship | Financially weak students with family income slab less enough to not attract taxes | INR 300 per month | M.B.B.S. (Medical Sciences) |
Satish Batra Memorial Scholarship | Undergraduate in B.A. and B.A. (H) with Urdu | INR 300 per month | B.A(Hons.)/B.A pass Urdu |
L.R. Bhansali Cash Award Scholarship in LL.B. | Meritorious student who scored the highest marks in paper number LB-5036 of LLB Semester 5 | INR 6000 per annum | LLB |
Hamdard Educational Scholarship | Financially weak students with family income slab less enough to not attract taxes | INR 75 per month | M.A (Persian) |
Datia Darbar Endowment Scholarship | Meritorious students | INR 125 per month | M.A Economics |
Dr. A.N. Duggal Endowment Scholarship | Meritorious and financially needy students, whose total annual income (including their own) does not exceed INR 25,000 | INR 100 per month | M.B.B.S. / Faculty of Medical Science |
Delhi University offers various merit-based and need-based scholarships to its students. Delhi University awards this scholarship to its academically good and financially underprivileged candidates.
The details for the same are mentioned below:
Delhi Government Offers Various Scholarships for SC/ST/OBC/Minority Candidates. The Details for Various Scholarships Schemes Offered by the Delhi government are mentioned below:
Day scholars pursuing degree courses and technical /professional and vocational courses are eligible for INR 900 per month for 12 months. Whereas, the Hostellers will receive INR 1620 per month for 12 months.
The Candidates Pursuing a PG Degree will receive an amount of INR 960 per month. And hostellers get INR.1860/- per month for 12 Months.
Eligibility criteria :
While every Delhi University Scholarship has different eligibility criteria, here are the most basic and common criteria for the financial aid. To be eligible for the Delhi University Scholarship the candidates must fulfill the basic eligibility criteria.
Candidates applying for Delhi University Scholarship must have the following documents to be eligible for financial aid. Applicants must ensure that the following documents are duly submitted before January 31, 2024 at the Scholarship Cell, DU.
Moreover, students must go through the specific documents requirements as per their scholarships.
How to Apply for Delhi University Scholarships?
The step-by-step guide to applying for Delhi University Scholarships is mentioned below:
Ques. Can a Candidate apply for more than 1 Scholarship at Delhi University?
Ans. No, a student can apply for only one Delhi University Scholarship at once. It is one of the eligibility criterias for the financial aid that a student can not be a recipient of more than one scholarship in total.
Ques. How and by whom students are selected for Delhi University scholarships?
Ans. The eligible Students are selected by a selection committee. The selection committee includes the following members:
Ques. Are there any Delhi University scholarships for SC/ST/OBC and Minority Category Candidates?
Ans. Yes, Delhi University provides the following scholarships to the SC/ST/OBC/Minority Category candidates.
In order to apply for the category Delhi University scholarships, students have to attach an up-to-date category certificate at the time of application.
Ques. What is the basis on which different scholarships are provided at Delhi University to the Candidates?
Ans. Delhi University scholarships offer financial assistance to students on different bases. The eligibility criteria is based on the academic excellence, low family annual income, and needs of the students.
Ques. What is the DU Sports Delhi University Scholarship?
Ans. Students who represent the university and compete in inter-university sports are eligible for this Delhi University scholarship. Students for this scholarship will be paid a maximum of INR 2,000 per month.
Ques. Can physically handicapped students apply for Delhi University Scholarships?
Ans. DU provides Delhi University Scholarships to blind students. The concerned student population is eligible for several scholarships such as Motilal Kaul Aima Memorial Scholarship for B.A (Hons.)/B.Com(H)/ B.Sc.(H) blind students. It awards students INR 150 per month for the first year.
Ques. What are the documents required for Blind students Delhi University Scholarships?
Ans. Documents required for blind students for Delhi University scholarships include disability certificate with mark sheets and application form duly filled. Without the disability certificate, the scholarship form will be rejected.
Ques. Is there any Delhi University scholarship for M.B.B.S students?
Ans. There are Delhi University scholarships for students pursuing M.B.B.S. A Few of them are Dr. N. C. Kapoor Memorial scholarship for INR 300 per month. Moreover, Dr. A. N. Duggal endowment scholarship offers INR 100 per month to students whose parents’ annual income falls under 25,000.
Ques. Can Ph.D students get Delhi University scholarship?
Ans. Students pursuing a Doctorate program can apply for Delhi University scholarships. One of them is Sungum Sudhaar Scholarship Endowment which gives INR 16,000 to Ph. D students pursuing research in the area of Ancient Indian Thoughts (Department of Philosophy) with emphasis on Sanskrit and History.
Ques. Is there any region-specific Delhi University scholarship?
Ans. There are no region-specific Delhi University scholarships available, at the moment. The university introduced the schemes previously, however, it is now merged with the merit, need-based scholarships.
Ques. Can I study free-of-cost at Delhi University?
Ans. Yes, students have the opportunity of studying free-of-cost at Delhi University. DU has a fee waiver scheme, wherein students who have a family income of less than 4 LPA are eligible for 100% fee waiver. This scheme is specifically for students who are from economically weaker backgrounds. On receiving applications for the scheme, the university examines them and releases a merit-list of the beneficiaries who will avail it.
Ques. What is the last date for DU scholarship 2024?
Ans. Students who are eligible for DU scholarships must note that they should apply for the same before the deadline specified. The last date for Delhi University scholarship 2024 was 31st January 2024. However, those who have missed it can still apply for Delhi government scholarships whose last date of application is 31st March, 2024. Eligible students will have to fill the forms and submit the required documents in order to apply for scholarships.
Ques. Which are the subject-specific scholarships at DU?
Ans. In addition to offering various undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships, Delhi University also provides subject-specific scholarships to its students. Some of these subject-specific scholarships are Hamdard Educational Scholarship in Persian, Dr. N.C Kapoor Memorial Scholarship for MBBS, LG Scholarship in Korean, Shanti Sharma Scholarship for Economics, G.L Mehta Memorial Scholarship for MBA, Dr. Virendra B. Mahesh Award for PhD, Manmohan Kishan Kaul Scholarship for B.E, etc, to name a few.
Ques. What are the details to be entered in Delhi University scholarship form?
Ans. To avail a scholarship at DU, students must apply for the same by filling a form and submitting certain documents. The form is available on the official website of the university, @du.ac.in. The details that candidates need to enter in this form are name, college name, class, subjects they study, place of posting, father's/guardian's address, local address, parents' occupation, no. of dependents on father, 10+2 education details, etc. It must also be noted that this form must be filled in block letters and submitted before the last date.
Ques. Are there any scholarships for the general category at DU?
Ans. While most of the scholarships are meant for students belonging to backward classes, Delhi University also offers scholarships for general category students like the Disha Scholarship Programmes providing INR 25,000 for four years, Vijendra Sharmila Chopra Memorial Scholarship awarding 100 p.m., Pt. Udho Ram Rampal Charitable Trust Scholarship giving 100 p.m. Students who are availing the last two scholarships must note that they're not availing any other scholarship at the time of applying for these.
There is a stark difference between both universities in terms of culture as well as fees. JNU or Jawaharlal Nehru University is mostly about expression, literature, culture, research, and building intellectual facilities whereas DU is all about glamor, fashion, fests, high cutoffs, and placements.
In financial terms, JNU is much more affordable than DU. Be it course fees or hostel fees, JNU cuts down on expenses a lot.
JNU is learning for life, whereas DU focuses on learning the bare essentials and getting placed in a reputed firm.
One more significant difference to consider is that JNU is more about post-graduation whereas DU focuses more on graduation. The difference in intellectual level stems from the same reason.
If you are still confused between the two, spend equal time on both campuses and you will get the answer soon.
You can get your transcripts from the North campus of the university. Visit the Examination Branch, New administrative block with the following documents:
After proper evaluation, they will submit the form and you will be asked to come back after 15-20 days. Importantly, you should again carry the mentioned documents to collect the transcript. Proper verification will be done and they will hand the transcript in a sealed envelope.
Yes, you get your migration certificate after the completion of your degree. But colleges don’t provide you with it. Right after completion, colleges only give you your:
The final degree certificate is handed over after around 1-2 years.
To get your Migration Certificate, you are required to fill out a form. This form can be obtained from your college or from V.C. Office. Get it attested by your college and submit it to the examination department of Delhi University.
Duration: 1 week
Fees: INR 500
Note- students at the South campus are to apply for a migration certificate at the D.U’s examination department in the South campus. The rest have to apply at the examination dept. at the V.C office on the North campus.
Delhi University is a highly prestigious institute offering premium education to its students. Every student completing his or her studies from here is awarded a degree certificate. This certificate is issued by the university and is an official recognition of the student’s educational qualification.
However, it's crucial that a student procures his/her original degree certificate from the university as it plays a big role in the admission process of higher studies as well as jobs and other opportunities.
The availability of this degree depends on the course and the duration of the course.UG students usually receive their original degree certificate within 3 months of the completion of the course.
You can check the same by going to SOL and ask someone from their administration department. Sometimes it may take a year or more to get the original degree from Delhi University.
Delhi University is the most sought-after institute by students of graduation and postgraduation. Even though clearing cutoffs and securing a seat at DU is extremely challenging, certain colleges at Delhi University have failed to secure a favorable student opinion, either due to poor infrastructure, negligent faculty/ administration, or simply because of the poor neighborhood.
Some of these colleges, as suggested by a few friends of mine, are-
This list is subjective and some of the people have even been graduated 5 or 6 years ago. Colleges at DU undergo constant improvements in terms of administration, infrastructure, academics, and so on. It depends also upon individual taste as to which college one finds good or bad.
Yes, physical education can be included while calculating your best four for Delhi University but it has a disadvantage of 2.5%.
This means that 2.5% will be deducted from the total percentage of your best four subjects. This calculation of the best four is different for every course and very few colleges have a different method of selecting the best four and that is also limited to some special courses.
Apart from this, all the colleges have a similar procedure for the best four calculations. Delhi University releases an admission bulletin every year and you can consult it for better understanding.
One of the students of DU shared her experience by explaining that the orientation day was the first day of lectures. When everyone arrived in the designated room, their faculty was there to greet them. She witnessed a lot of strange faces. Fortunately, she had her roommate to chat with because she was also a classmate. Lecturers treated them extremely well. Then everyone began introducing themselves.
The first person to start was their HOD. Her remarks brightened their day. They were on edge because of how seriously she began but gradually calmed them down with her humble words. She shared her beliefs with us and gave them a verbal tour of the campus. She then requested an introduction from each of the students. At the end of the orientation, she wished them luck.
The rest of the day was spent lying in bed, talking on the phone, and doing nothing. After three weeks, proper classes began. By the fifth week, the books had been recommended. DU released the date sheet just as the students finished one chapter. It was a completely new experience for her, but it was well worth it, as she says it.
There has been considerable confusion in Delhi University's grading system for a long time. The university proposed multiple adjustments before a proper method was finally implemented and made public. The SGPA calculator is used in the educational field to translate SGPA to percentage. The calculations are based on the student's overall performance on the corresponding semester exam in general courses.
To convert SGPA into a percentage, the following steps are being followed by the students:
The SGPA for each semester should be determined first.
Adding the semester-by-semester averages once you get them.
Subtracting the number of semesters you have taught from the total of the SGPAs.
Finally, calculate your SGPA by multiplying it by 10, then take 7.5 out of the result.
The CBCS System used at DU is Relative Grading rather than Absolute Grading.
Studying at Delhi University has numerous perks and you will have the best time here. Following are a few reasons why you should choose Delhi University:
With so many feathers on its cap, Delhi University is definitely a great place to study and completely satisfies its desirability.
In order to determine the differences between NCWEB and SOL, let’s discuss the institutes on a one-to-one basis.
SOL (School of Open Learning)
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DU SOL offers direct admission to UG & PG courses based on their marks secured in the qualifying examinations. DU SOL admission process is completely online. Aspirants can apply online for all courses on the official website of DU SOL. Admission of eligible candidates to all the UG and PG courses is done on the basis of the merit of the qualifying examination. CUET scores are not required for admission to any courses.
Delhi University (DU) offers a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs across various fields. The courses are listed below:
Undergraduate Programs (UG):
Postgraduate Programs (PG):
Doctoral Programs (PhD):
Certificate and Diploma Programs:
Delhi University (DU) does not offer a distance MBA program. However, the School of Open Learning (SOL) at DU provides a distance learning Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) and other management-related programs.
The fee for the various courses is mentioned below:
Candidate must have a BA (Honours)/BA Degree (10+2+3 scheme) with relevant fields (10+2+3 scheme) or it's equivalent from Delhi University or any other University as equivalent with minimum 50% marks in aggregate. You can apply for PG programmmes through online mode only.
CSAS Round 3 Seat Allotment result will be announced on September 11. Admisisons are ongoing for the academic session 2024-25 at the DU.
Yes, students from Haryana can apply for admission to Delhi University (DU). Delhi University is open to students from all states in India, including Haryana. Admission depends on the specific course requirements and the eligibility criteria set by the respective department or college within DU.
In order to secure admission to the Delhi University B.Tech., you need to appear for an entrance examination JEE Mains and have to pass it with valid scores as prescribed by the Delhi University.
How to get admission in Delhi college?
Admission to the Delhi University and its affiliated courses are based on different admission criteria which are mentioned below:
What is the fees?
Delhi University is a collegiate university. The fee structure of the courses vary from college to college. Click here to get the list of Delhi University Affiliated colleges with their fee structures.
The first year fee of Delhi University B.Com. Open/ distance education is INR Eight thousand eight hundred seventy. The second and third year fees are also the same as the first year.
M.P.Ed. available
Yes, Delhi University has M.P.Ed. course available for the students. The course duration is two years. The admission to the course is based on CUET PG.
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BALLB offered?
Delhi University offers BALLB course to the students. The per year fee of the course is INR one lac ninety nine thousand. The duration of the course is five years.
Delhi University is a parental college. It is located in Benito Juarez Marg, South Campus, South Moti Bagh, New Delhi, Delhi. The pin code of the location is 110021.
In order to be eligible for BBA FIA admission at Delhi University, candidates must fulfil the following requirements:
Delhi University offers LLB course to the students but not in Honors mode. The first year fee of the Delhi University LLB General mode course is INR Six thousand ten.
Are there courses regular or open?
Delhi University offers regular and On campus courses to the students. Its affiliated institute ‘DU School of Open Learning’ offers the distance mode courses at UG and PG levels.
b.sc honours course available in delhi university?
Yes, Delhi University offers B.Sc. Honors course to the students. The eligibility criteria of B.Sc. Honors varies according to the specialisations offered under B.Sc. The basic eligibility is to complete HSC with at least 55% marks in the aggregate.