Ans. Yes, you can get admission to DU with 75% marks as the aggregate marks requirement for unreserved category is 50% or an equivalent grade point and 45% or an equivalent grade point for OBC/CW/PwBD. However, this highly depends on the course and college you choose. Furthermore, admission to all the UG courses at DU are based on the CUET exam conducted by NTA. 

Ans. Admissions to most of the courses at DU are based on CUET score, hence candidates will need to have a high score in order to be eligible. To qualify for admissions at DU, one must have a minimum CUET score of 480 out of 800. However, the minimum score requirement will vary depending on the course chosen by the candidate. Also, in case of tiebreakers, DU might consider the academic scores of the candidates. 

Ans. The DU cutoffs are released on the basis of seat availability, programme chosen, college selected, and on the category preference order. Cutoffs of certain DU colleges are almost close to a 100 percentile. The top DU colleges with the highest cutoffs are Shri Ram College of Commerce, Lady Shri Ram College, Miranda House, and Jesus and Mary college. All these colleges have a cutoff ranging between 96.5 to 100 in percentile.

Ans. The top colleges of DU have a cutoff between 96%-100% in percentile. It is quite difficult to get admissions at DU with a low score. So candidates must aim to get a score between 700-750. This score would be best for undergraduate courses like B.SC and B.A. In addition to this, aspirants must also note that the cutoff scores keep changing every year and depend on the seats available, difficulty level of the test, and the number of candidates.

Ans. To calculate the DU best of four marks, the university considers the candidate's highest scores in the top four subjects of the last qualifying examination. These four subjects consist of one language, one major subject in which admission is sought, and two other academic/elective subjects as per list A. The marks of all four subjects are added and divided by 4 to get the best of four marks.

Ans. The minimum CUET marks required to qualify for Delhi University admission is 480 out of a maximum of 800. However, the DU cutoff marks vary based on the course chosen by the candidate. If candidates obtain less than the minimum cutoff score, they won't be eligible for admissions and seats won't be allotted to such candidates. 

Ans. Yes, candidates scoring 90 percentile in their qualifying examination have the chance of getting admission to the premium colleges of Delhi University. Most of the DU colleges have a cutoff percentile between 90-99 and some of these are Lady Shri Ram College for Women for B.A, Daulat Ram College for B.Sc, Janki Devi Memorial College, Maitreyi College of Women, etc. 

Ans. Admissions to B.Tech program at Delhi University is based on marks obtained in JEE-Main. The JEE-Main cutoff for general category for BTech Electrical Engineering is 38576-45839, for BTech Computer Science and Engineering, it is 21499-38020, and for BTech Electronics and Communication Engineering the cutoff is 38090-42072. Candidates having a JEE-Main cutoff rank within the range prescribed by the university will be selected for the counseling round. 

Ans. Miranda House is one of the best colleges in India for commerce. It is ranked in the first place all over India by NIRF in the 'College' category. The cutoff for Miranda House for B.Sc (Hons) program is 770 for all the specializations like Botany, Chemistry, Zoology, Life Sciences, and Physics. Candidates who meet the minimum cutoff will be eligible for admission to the science program at Miranda House. 

Ans. Certain factors affect the determination of merit list at Delhi University. Some important points that are taken into consideration for determining Delhi University merit list are CUET UG normalized marks, total number of seats available, category of the candidate, course and college chosen by the candidate and previous year's cutoff marks. Based on all the above mentioned factors, the university shortlists candidates and prepares a merit list. 

Ans. For admission to the B.A./B.A. (Hons) program at Delhi University, candidates must have a valid score in CUET-UG. The highest cutoff of 770 for B.A. (Hons) was reported by Miranda House and Shri Ram College of Commerce, followed by Kirori Mal College with a cutoff score of 754.6 for B.A. (Hons). These colleges have a minimum percentile of 98-100 for addmission to the B.A. program.

Ans. Admissions to all the courses at Delhi University are based on marks obtained in entrance examinations. However, eligible candidates who had appeared for the entrance exams are allotted seats on the basis of rank obtained and normalized score. They will be allocated seats in their preferred courses and colleges. 

Ans. Shri Ram College of Commerce is one of the top institutes in India for pursuing B.Com program. The minimum cutoff for B.Com (Hons) at SRCC in 700 for general category, 686 for OBC, 679 for SC, and 672 for ST category students. Candidates belonging to different categories must have the minimum cutoff score in their respective categorues to be eligible for the counselling round. 

Ans. To know if the candidate has been allotted any seat in Delhi University, he/she must follow the steps mentioned below:

• Visit the official DU-CSAS portal, @ugadmission.uod.ac.in
• On the Homepage, login using your registered CUET username and password
• The Delhi University seat allotment will be displayed on the screen
• Search if you've been allotted any seat by entering your 'Application number' or 'Name' 
• Save and download the seat allotment list. 

Ans. Since admissions to Delhi University are very competitive, candidates must always aim for a safe score when desiring to pursue higher education at Delhi University. Candidates seeking admission to general courses of DU must aim for a score between 700 to 750, whereas, those seeking admission to an honours degree must aim for a score of at least 600-650.

Ans. Yes, Delhi University reserves a percentage of seats for Delhi residents. Around 85% of the total seats are reserved for students belonging to Delhi or the domiciles of Delhi, whereas only 15% is reserved for candidates from outside the city. Moreover, students who are Delhi residents will be given preference over students from other cities. 

Ans. It is quite difficult to get admission to DU colleges with 80% in the qualifying examination. However, some colleges of Delhi University have a minimum eligibility percentage of 80-81% for specific courses. These colleges are Aryabhatta College for B.A. Hindi, Zakir Hussain Delhi College (Evening) for B.A., Dyal Singh College for B.A. Hindi and Urdu, Kalindi College for B.A. Hindi, etc. 

Ans. The CUET seat intake for all the UG courses is more than 3 lakhs in 200+ central and state universities. Out of this, Delhi University offers more than 70,000 seats for over 75 undergraduate courses in its campus and all its affiliated colleges. Candidates who wish to seek admission to Delhi University or its affiliated colleges must mandatorily register for CUET. 

Ans. As per the recent data released by Delhi University, the highest number of registrations were observed in Kirora Mal College with 1,61,533 registered candidates, followed by Hindu College with 1,58,548 registered candidates and the third most chosen DU college being the Hansraj College with 1,57,162 registrations.

Ans. In Delhi University some seats are reserved for minority categories. In case of non-availability of eligible candidates for the reserved seats, these seats may be interchanged between SC & ST only. If any seat still remains vacant, the same shall be left vacant and not interchanged into general or other category seats.

Ans. Candidates who want to register for spot round in Delhi University must follow the steps mentioned below:

• Visit the Delhi University CSAS portal, admission.uod.ac.in
• On the Homepage, click on the registration tab
• Register by entering your CUET login credentials
• Fill the application form
• Enter your preferences
• Submit the application form
• Take a printout for future reference

Ans. Yes, candidates belonging to the reserved categories are given relaxation in the minimum qualifying marks at Delhi University. The following are the relaxations given to reserved category candidates in the minimum marks:

Ans. Students of Delhi University who want to seek admission to MBBS courses must secure minimum marks in NEET. Cutoff for OBC in the affiliated colleges of Delhi University is as follows:

• University College of Medical Sciences - 467 rank
• Lady Hardinge Medical College for Women - 1022 rank
• Maulana Azad Medical College - 312 rank

Ans. Yes, candidates can get direct admission to M.Com at Delhi University, provided they are students of Delhi University. 50% of the total intake at Delhi University for M.Com program is based on merit i.e. students can get a direct admission. However, this criteria is only for Delhi University candidates. The rest 50% admissions are filled through an entrance examination and interview/Group Discussion.

Ans. If two or more candidates have the same marks in DU merit list, the university will follow the below mentioned criteria to break the tie:

• A Candidate with a higher percentage of aggregate marks in the best 3 subjects of class 12 will be given preference.
• If the tie persists, then a candidate with a higher percentage of aggregate marks in the Best 4 subjects of Class 12 will be given preference.
• In case of a tie again, a candidate with a higher percentage of aggregate marks in the Best 5 subjects of Class 12 will be given preference.
• Lastly, preference will be given to the candidate having an earlier date of birth (as mentioned in the Class 10 certificate).