Delhi College of Arts & Commerce Cutoff 2024: CUET UG Cutoff Marks

Delhi College of Arts & Commerce Cutoff 2024 for all UG programs will be released soon. Cutoffs for Delhi College of Arts & Commerce are released on Delhi University’s Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal for UG courses based on CUET scores. Delhi College of Arts & Commerce Cutoff for courses like BCom goes as high as 770/800. As per the previous year's cutoff trends, candidates scoring 755+ in the CUET UG examination have higher chances of getting admission at Delhi College of Arts & Commerce.

Delhi College of Arts & Commerce CUET UG Cutoff 2024 (Expected)

Delhi College of Arts & Commerce CUET UG Cutoff 2024 will be released soon. Candidates seeking admission at Delhi College of Arts & Commerce can expect the CUET UG cutoff 2024 to be around 755-760 for BA (Hons) courses and 770 for B.Com in the general category. Based on previous year cutoffs, the expected cutoff for all UG courses is as follows:

UG Courses	CUET UG Cutoff 2024 (Expected)
UG Courses	General	SC	ST	OBC	EWS
B.Com	770	716	701	739	770
BA (Hons.) Political Science	760	705	690	728	760
BA (Hons.) Economics	755	701	685	724	755
BA (Hons.) English	755	701	685	724	755
B.Com (Hons.)	770	716	701	739	770
BA (Hons.) History	755	701	685	724	755
BA (Hons.) Journalism	755	701	685	724	755
BA (Hons.) Hindi	755	701	685	724	755

Delhi College of Arts & Commerce Seat Allotment Process 2024

The seat allocation for admission to UG courses at Delhi College of Arts & Commerce is done through Delhi University’s Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS UG) portal. Candidates applying for admission at Delhi College of Arts & Commerce can check the step-by-step instructions below:

Step 1: Fill the CSAS UG Application Form

Candidates seeking admission at Delhi College of Arts & Commerce must register on the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS UG) portal for UG at ugadmission.uod.ac.in. candidates will have to enter the following details to register for CSAS (UG) 2024

CUET UG Application Number
Name (as per CUET UG 2024
Date of Birth (as per CUET UG 2024)
Email id
Phone Number

Upon successful registration, the candidate must login to his/her dashboard to complete the CSAS UG application form by entering details such as personal information, and contact details, and uploading of documents.

Step 2: Program Selection and Preference Filling

For seat allocation and admission to the desired program, candidates must fill in the combination of program and department/college/center preferences on the CSAS dashboard.

Candidates must select the UG Programs in which he/she has appeared in the CUET examination and is willing to take admission if allocated through CSAS.
Candidates must note that only programs selected during preference filling will be considered for seat allocation.
The candidate must take utmost care while giving the preferences order as it will determine the allocation of seat.
Candidates can reorder the preferences of the selected combinations, if he/she wishes to, before submitting the fees for that particular Program.
Candidates must fill the maximum number of preferences to increase their chances of getting a seat.
Before submitting, the candidate must ensure that the order of preferences is as per his/her choice. Editing of the preference list after the submission for the form will NOT be allowed.

Step 3: Seat Allocation and Admission

The seat allocation for all courses will be done in multiple rounds. Delhi University will be releasing a Common Merit List. All candidates will be considered in the Common Merit List (CML). The Highest Possible Preference will be provisionally allocated to a candidate considering the following criteria:

Program-Based merit list.
Social Category (UR/OBC-NCL/SC/ST/EWS).
Availability of seats

Upon declaration of merit list, candidates can check the list by login in to 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.

Once the candidate "Accepts" the provisionally Allocated Seat, the concerned Department/ Centre/ College will approve the seat allotment by checking the eligibility and documents uploaded by the candidate.
Upon approval of the seat allotment by the concerned Department/ Centre/ College, candidates will have to pay the admission fee to confirm the admission.

Factors Affecting Delhi College of Arts & Commerce Cutoff 2024

Delhi College of Arts & Commerce cutoff is released based on the following parameters:

CUET UG scores obtained by the candidate
Difficulty of the CUET exam
Total number of candidates who applied for admission
Total number of seats available
Preference filled by the candidates for program/college
category (SC/ST/OBC/EWS/UR) of the candidate

Documents Required for Admission at Delhi College of Arts & Commerce

Candidates who have been allocated seats at Delhi College of Arts & Commerce must submit the following documents for verification:

Class 10th Marksheet and Certificate
Class 12th Marksheet and Certificate
CUET UG Scorecard (for UG Courses)
Transfer Certificate
Migration Certificate
Category Certificate (if applying under one)
Character certificate
Sports Quota/Physical Fitness Certificate (if applicable)

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Well educated and knowledgeable professors
In-depth knowledge of all elected courses

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Campus is smaller than expected, but can accomodate all students well
Bathrooms are of old style and need some repair

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I applied to the top 10 colleges of DU, offering BA English honours. I scored 728/800 in my CUET exams and was allotted DCAC in the first list itself as there is no GD/PI to make up for marks. DCAC was on the 8th position of my list, I had applied to ( in order from 1-10) Hindu college, ST. Stephens, Kirori Mal college, Ramjas college, Miranda house, LSR, JMC, DCAC, IPCW and Venky. If I were better prepared for my entrance exams, I could have gotten a north campus college too, but I have no regrets as south campus offers more dedicated professors. The admission process involves giving a CUET exam at exam centres for compulsory subjects needed for chosen courses, calculating raw score and filling a pe refenece list based on marks scored.

Aashna Paul BA {Hons.}, English (Enrolled 2022) Reviewed on Aug 16, 2024

DCAC : ACCORDING TO A 1ST YEAR

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playground is not so big but people are usually there to play a sport so its good
crowd is really nice seniors as well as classmates are really polite and helpful

no proper parking area for students to park their vehicles
campus is really small as well as far away from metro station

for being eligible for the course you need to take the cuet test and score the cutoff which depends on year to year as well as the quota you are from reservation plays a major role in getting college with less marks and application to entry in college every step will be explained in du csas portal

AVINASH YADAV B.Com, General (Enrolled 2023) Reviewed on Jul 16, 2024

DCAC - A small and blissful world.

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The Department of History was a one wher the academics was at the core .
Teachers of the department are friendly and lenient to an extent leat you complete your assignments on time

The college is small in size with just one main building and a annexe
The size of the playing field is pretty small. Good enough only for true academicians

When we got through admissions, Delhi University followed a cut-off process wherein 89 percent was the first cut-off for Students belonging to the SCHEDULED CASTE quota. There are five lists based on the seats filled. Seats are reserved for SC and ST (22.5 percent) in every college of DU. OTHER QUOTAS include the WARD Quota and CW quota for Defence personnel. They are superannuated quotas and they amount to 5 percent of the seats. Exams are held on a semester basis. 5-6 months is generally the gap between examinations. Class tests and assignments hold 25 marks. Don't have an idea about the marking scheme based on NEP 2020. The admission procedure takes around 3 months to complete which puts a toll on the mental health of the applicants. Smoothing of the admission procedure is a key that can be adjudged about.

Sudeep Das BA {Hons.}, History (Enrolled 2020) Reviewed on Jul 11, 2024

Delhi college of arts and commerce full review

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Faculties - very supportive and helpful. The way each faculty teaches the students was v much better than expected.
Crowd- I liked the crowd on the very first day I visited my college that made me very much comfortable.

Cleanliness- there is not appropriate cleanliness
Canteen- the canteen food is not upto the mark on basis of hygeine.

The entrance exam CUET was conducted for the students appearing for delhi university. The application procedure for pretty simple being conducted online like all the delhi university students. People made theire college preferences and got the preferred college according to their cut offs in the entrance exam.

Udit Garg B.Com, General (Enrolled 2023) Reviewed on Jun 23, 2024

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The teachers are very nice and kind for the students.
The teacher always have kind nature towards the students

The infrastructure is not that good it can be better.
Facilities should be more better like toilets and water tanks in the college.

I got admission by giving the cuet exam i give my exam and score good in that than i got my name in the first cut off list and my course seats are almost available in maximum college so it's not that difficult to get admission in the college.

Pari Matta B.Com, General (Enrolled 2023) Reviewed on May 29, 2024

A Real Story By A small Town college Student

College Was good But first good thing is COLLEGE Environment and college thinkness towards greenery
Next good thing is silent Election that was Happened in college premises

Small campus is main disliked thing in college
Small Cafeteria and ground also equipment is also less in our college major problem

Admission Process First you Gave Cuet exam Cuet exam come on 12th class basis Totally Ncert came in it subject you studied in 12th that comes Optional MCQ based examination you Total 4 subject is minimum Required after that you should get out of 800 minimum 500 for admission one subject paper is 200 number then your result came you should regular check csas portal that is official portal of delhi university and after that your councelling process start on basis of your entrance exam number you will get your college and after that you also updated then Reservation student if they get 300 they was easily get delhi university they didn't fear general student required 600 obc 500 sc 400 st 250 you will got easily entrance in Delhi University you also get scholarship if your income certificate below 2 lakh Some change that ugc should do caste criteria ko end karde and income certificate ke aadhar par admission ho income certificate farely bane through their family background condition all

Yuvraj BA, General (Enrolled 2023) Reviewed on May 28, 2024

Very good college and faculty

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First I liked about my college is their staff. Teachers are very passionate their about teaching students. Admin staff is also very helpful. Students are also very helpful their. Sometimes teachers teaches students by watching movies.
There is a bike parking inside college. Different societies engage with freshers to make them join their societies.

The infrastructure is not good. The infrastructure needs to be improved like by paint or having cleanliness.
There is no car parking inside college. Car parking is only for staff members.

I think my eligibility for this course has been taken form my 12th marks of English that is 88/100 but I have eligible for this course of English honours by giving cuet entrance test. you can find form on cuet official website. The cuet staff will guide you everything about admission process and after college appointed then the college staff will contact you. I don't have something to suggest for improvement in admission process because it is very smooth.

Harsh Ghoreta BA {Hons.}, English (Enrolled 2022) Reviewed on May 28, 2024

Underrated college

The crowd quality is above average, you will find people from every region here
The faculty is the best part about the college

Infrastructure is not upto the expectations of any student
Societies in the college can be very toxic

I got admitted before the CUET was introduced, so for us it was pretty simple. All the forms and related information was available on du.ac.in Our cutoff was based on our 12th marksheet and everyone was admitted on the basis of that only

Priyanshu Gupta B.Com {Hons.}, General (Enrolled 2021) Reviewed on May 8, 2024

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Nice atmosphere and great staff of teachers and the fuctions inlcuding fest and cultureal fuctions.

Nothing specific but i guess teachers should focus more on students

I didnt find any difficulty in the admission process as the process was very smooth and not very hectic. I would say the it was very easy process just apply when the cut off ia released and get your addmission

Ravinder singh B.Com {Hons.}, General (Enrolled 2021) Reviewed on May 2, 2024

My Experience at delhi college of arts and commerce.

As a student of dcac, i liked the campus the children the faculty and the environment. It is located at a very peaceful location in netaji nagar, nearest metro station is bikaji cama palace
The campus is not big it is small and not the best campus you can study in but a decent campus with all the facilities you can imagine. There are sports ,cultural activities,gym and indoor activities room.

The cafeteria is not the best in terms of hygiene, the kitchen isn't very clean and the cafeteria is also not so clean, the leftover food is always on the table there's no staff to throw it we always need to throw leftovers of others.
The campus is old and not that much good. It's very small and infrastructure is small. There are many internal affairs and flights that people don't know about.

There were 2 batches of digital marketing at a time each consisting of 35 students. Admission process goes on for around 2 months and you need to be atleast 12th pass and have a good fluency in English to be enrolled in the course. The admission process was simple they took an interview by calling at the campus and gave out a physical application form to fill and asked to pay 28,000 (half the fees) and we were good to go. The exam difficulty was not so tough the exam were taken at the end of the course of 6 month. The admission process was okay they can improve it by having a more systematic way. They were not clear with the all the queries they should be more knowledgeable about the course they are offering.