Jamia Millia Islamia has an overall 50% Muslim quota. It comprises the following:
These are some of the Muslim quotas at Jamia Millia Islamia. You can check the official website for a detailed version.
There is a quota for Delhi students at DU. In a recently concluded hearing, the Delhi High Court stated that a Delhi student who graduates from an NCR school will not be eligible for the Delhi Quota for college admissions. The Delhi High Court heard a petition from a class 12 student seeking the benefit of reservation for college admission and clarified that the Delhi Quota will be applied based on school, not domicile. In all Delhi University colleges, 85 percent of the seats are reserved for Delhi residents, while 15 percent are reserved for candidates from outside the city.
Below is a list of 12 Delhi University Colleges that are fully sponsored by the Delhi Government.
Indira Gandhi Institute of Phy. Education & Sports Science | Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies |
Shaheed RajGuru College | Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College |
Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar College | Acharya Narendra Dev College |
Bhagini Nivedita College | Keshav Maha Vidyalaya |
Maharaja Agrasen College | Aditi Mahavidyalaya |
Maharshi Balmiki College of Education | Bhaskara Charya College of Applied Science |
DU Quota System is further explained through this video
According to the proposal by the Delhi Government, the colleges that receive 50% capital grants and 5% recurring grants from the Delhi State Government will likely have 50% reservations for Delhites. This list includes 16 colleges, which are as follows:
Bharti College | Gargi College |
Delhi College of Arts and Commerce | Kalindi College |
Maitreyi College | Rajdhani College |
Shivaji College | Satyawati College |
Vivekananda College | Satyawati College |
Kamala Nehru College | Motilal Nehru College |
Laxmi Bai College | Shyama Prasad Mukharji College |
Sri Aurobindo College | Shaheed Bhagat Singh College |
Every year, DU announces its annual hiking cut-offs, which include only the best students from across the country. Some colleges have cutoffs as high as 100%.
Caste-based reservations in higher education institutions are mandated by the Constitution of India, specifically under Articles 15(4) and 16(4). These articles allow for the reservation of seats in educational institutions for students belonging to Scheduled Castes (SCs), Scheduled Tribes (STs), and Other Backward Classes (OBCs), who have historically been marginalized and disadvantaged in Indian society.
However, it's important to note that private institutions, such as ISB, BITS Pilani, XLRI, SPJAIN, etc., are not required to provide caste-based reservations. These institutions have the autonomy to decide their own admission policies, including the reservation policies they choose to implement.
In recent years, there has been some debate about whether or not private institutions should also be required to provide caste-based reservation, but no concrete policy changes have been made at the national level as of yet. Some states, such as Maharashtra, have mandated caste-based reservations in private educational institutions through state-level policies, but this is not yet a nationwide trend.
It's worth noting that even private institutions that don't have caste-based reservations may still have other forms of affirmative action policies or scholarships for disadvantaged students, including those from SC/ST/OBC backgrounds. Ultimately, the admission policies of each institution will depend on their individual values and priorities.
The DU information Bulletin makes little mention of the procedure/selection under the CW category. Because there is no separate cut-off for this category, it is impossible to know whether one is eligible for the first, second, or third cut-off, and so on.
PROCEDURE:
Report on time for your priority category in the central conference hall near the Department of Botany on North Campus. Keep in mind that no documents are required for the CW category, but you should have an education concession certificate in the same format as described in DU information Bulletin, and the letterhead should include your complete address and contact information so that they can verify your certification. In addition, you should bring the PPO, DISCHARGE BOOK/SERVICE BOOK, and all other related documents in both original and self-attested copies.
If you have all of the required documents, they will give you a form to fill out with your information and preferences for colleges and courses in priority order.
You will receive an admission provisional slip addressed to the college's principal, most likely from the Administrative Block/Conference Hall, with your name on it.
When you receive the provisional admission slip, you have completed 80% of the process. After receiving your provisional slip, report to your assigned college with all of your documents in original and one set of self-attested copies. However, before enrolling in college, you must apply through the DU website student Dashboard. Take a printout of the same under the link that is still active.
Once the college has approved your admission, pay the fee immediately. There is no need to postpone the process to secure your admission.
NMIMS is a private university founded by the Gujaratis and so, in the initial days, it remained with a greater portion of reservation (50%) for Gujarati’s. But, later on, this reservation comes to an end & now it follows only 2 reservation stated as follows:
Being a private university NMIMS has not had reservations based on caste; financial background; or management quota.
This does not mean that NMIMS would not comply with any kind of reservation in the future. It is a private university run by a trust and all the decisions would be taken by the members of the trust to further the university brand value.
Yes, St. Xavier’s College, Kolkata has reservations and they give admissions on that basis. The students falling under the categories of reservations are given priorities. All the reservations are the same as the state reservations except the first category that is the merit-based reservations for the General category students.
These are the categories of reservations in St. Xavier’s College, Kolkata. If a student falls under one of these categories, they will get an admission for sure.
No, there is no caste reservation at KJ Somaiya. K. J. Somaiya College of Engineering is a college that has seats reserved for linguistic minorities (Gujarathi). In other words, it does not reserve seats for other castes.
The University Grants Commission funds FMS which is a national institute. There are no exceptions for residents of any particular state. According to Delhi University regulations, certain categories are entitled to reservations and exemptions. FMS is an equal opportunity institution for the remaining seats, with no discrimination based on race, religion, national origin, gender, marital status, age, or physical handicap.
To be admitted to FMS, Delhi, candidates must have a bachelor's degree of at least 3 years duration after class 12, with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA (in the case of SC/ST candidates, only passing marks are required). Candidates from the OBC/PWD and CW categories must have 45% at graduation.
No, there is no special reservation for Dalits in Aligarh Muslim University. In fact, there is no reservation for any caste or religion at AMU. However, you need to mention your religion in the application form. After the entrance, the selection list is prepared purely based on merit.
Although the university does have an internal quota AMU. If you want to take admission in an MTech course at AMU, your qualifying degree is BTech or BE. You can take advantage of the internal student quota, only if you have completed your undergraduate engineering degree from AMU.
Some of the other quotas at AMU are as follows.
CA Quotas for Child of Alumni |
CE Quotas for Child of Employees |
NRI Quotas for Non-Residential of an Indian student |
PWD Quotas for persons with Disabilities |
Sports quota |
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AMU has reservations for only internal (SC, ST, OBc) and other categories of students, not for Dalits.
Some of my close friends attend IIIT Allahabad and they were able to give information about reservations at the institute.
IIIT Allahabad is a Central Govt. MHRD affiliated college and follows all the reservation policies. As per the central government reservations rules for a reserved class, there are quotas reserved as below.
Reserved Category | Quotas |
OBC NCL | 27% |
SC | 15% |
ST | 7.5% |
SC/ST students do not have to pay their tuition fee, they only pay admission, hostel, and mess fee.
There are other quotas for physically handicapped, Kashmiri Migrants, and Defence. IIIT Allahabad also has an all-India quota of 50-50 home state and other state quotas, respectively.