DU Admission 2024: UG, PG, PhD, Courses, Eligibility, Application Form, Last Date To Apply

Ques. Are there any provisions for part-time courses at Delhi University?

Ans. Delhi University has collaborated with training partners to offer industry recognized training programs and certificate courses. The 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). 

Ans. The eligibility criteria for candidates belonging to EWS category for admission at Delhi University is 50%marksa ggregate or equivalent grade in the qualifying examination as per the Program-Specific Eligibility. Delhi University has reserved 10% seats for admission of candidates belonging to EWS category. Candidates applying admission at Delhi University under EWS category must submit a valid certificate/document. The name of the Candidateclaiming reservation must match with the Candidate’s name as it appears onhis/hercorresponding School Board qualifying certificates and in CUET. Similarly, the parents’ names must also match in the certificate. 

Ans. Delhi University colleges are allocated through a Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal based on CUET scores. Candidates must register on the CSAS portal for counselling and select desired programs and colleges. Details of college allocation will be notified on the CSAS dashboard itself.

Ans. Yes, an applicant who has not studied Mathematics in Class XII but is interested in B.Com.(Hons) at Delhi University must appear in CUET in the following subject combination: Anyone Language from List A + Accountancy + Any two subjects out of which at least one should be from List B1. To appear in this combination, the candidate must have studied Accountancy in Class XII.

Ans. There is no weightage to Class XII marks. Delhi University admissions to all UG programs are solely based on scores obtained in the CUET UG examination.

Ans. Yes, you can apply for Bachelor with honours in Arts/Humanities subjects at Delhi University provided you fulfill specific eligibility condition for the desired program. Also, you must appear for the respective subjects in the CUET examination.

Ans. Yes, many colleges of Delhi University offer part time certificate courses in office management, foreign languages etc. However, it is advisable not to enroll yourself for any of these during the 1st year. In first year try to understand how your regular course works and you can plan about your certificate course accordingly.

Ans. No, you cannot take admission simultaneously in two different courses or same courses at Delhi University. In case you take admission to two courses at different colleges, your admission will be cancelled from both the colleges/courses.

Ans. Delhi University offers a wide range of courses across disciplines. Some of the popular undergraduate courses include Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Science (BSc), Bachelor of Commerce (BCom), and Bachelor of Technology (BTech).

Ans. The basic eligibility criteria for admissions to BA (Hons) are:

• Passed HSC (10+2) examination with at least 45% marks
• OR Passed with 40% marks in the aggregate and 50% marks in the subject concerned

Know More: BA (Hons) Admission

Ans. The specialisations for BVoc courses are Printing Technology, Web Designing, Health Care Management, Retail Management & IT, Banking Operations, Software Development. 

Ans. DU offers admission to the PG courses under various disciplines. For admission to these courses, the applicant must have a graduation degree in the relevant field. Selection Criteria will include the CUET PG entrance exam conducted by NTA.

Ans. Candidates will be shortlisted for the PhD course on the basis of their performance in the PhD Entrance Test conducted by the university. Shortlisted candidates based on entrance exam scores will be called for a personal interview. The final selection will be based on combined scores of entrance test, interview, and academic qualifications.

Ans. You will have to fill an additional online application for DU Admissions if applying through ECA and Sports quota.

Ans. For applying in UG courses at Delhi University, the minimum qualification is 12th passed/appearing with 75% aggregate of best four including 85% in English for the general category. A general candidate should have a minimum of 60% in four subjects (including mathematics), 54% for OBC, and passing marks are required for SC/ST.

Ans. No, there is no offline application form or process. You will have to fill up the online application form through the university’s official website.

Ans. Yes, you may select all programs/ courses of your interest through a single online registration form. It is important to note that you can apply in all merit-based as well as entrance based courses through the same online application.

Ans.  No, the applicant can’t change/update the information once the fee is submitted to DU. All the information should be correct while filling the application form.

Ans. The application fee for PGDSL at DU is:

• SC, ST, PwBD, and EWS: INR 1500/-
• UR, OBC and Other: INR 2000/-

Ans. The 5-year integrated program for journalism is offered by the Delhi School of Journalism. The intake capacity for the same is as follows:

Yes, admission to the program is entrance-based.

Ans. The fees for the UG online registration at DU is as follows:

Ans. Admissions to the University of Delhi (DU) can only be done through CUET exam scores for all the undergraduate courses and from the 2023-24 academic year onwards, PG admissions will also be done only through CUET PG.

Ans. 54 colleges under DU will accept CUET exam scores however there are 91 colleges under the University of Delhi. Some of the colleges under DU that will accept CUET scores are Hindu College, Lady Shri Ram College for Women, Hansraj College, Sri Venkateswara College, Miranda House, Kirori Mal, Ramjas College, etc.

Ans. Yes, CUET is compulsory for admission to all UG and PG programs at Delhi University. Candidates seeking admission to DU affiliated colleges must appear for the CUET UG and CUET PG examinations for UG and PG courses, respectively. The final selection will be done solely on the basis of CUET scores.

Ans. Delhi University admissions to UG, and PG programs are done solely through the CUET exam and through Common Seat Allocation System(CSAS). So students have to register on the DU CSAS portal. After qualifying for the exam, they need to fill in preferences for programs and colleges. Then, the Final admission list will be released course-wise for various programs.

Ans.The University of Delhi offers undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral-level courses. DU offers more than 500 courses, including BA, B.Com, B.Sc, BTech, B.Voc, and others at the undergraduate level, as well as B.Ed, LLB, LLM, MA, M.Sc, M.Com, and other programs at the postgraduate level. At DU, there are Ph.D. programs offered in a variety of disciplines.

Ans. For ECA and sports quota admission, each college has a unique form that must be completed. Interested students may apply to up to 3 ECA categories, but will only be given admission to 1 of those categories. Physical trials will receive 60 of the total 75 ECA points for all categories other than NCC and NSS all categories, physical trials will receive 60 of the total 75 ECA points. The remaining 15 are based on certifications from the previous five years. All 75 points will be awarded to students in the NCC and NSS categories based on their certificates.

Ans. No, you cannot apply for the University of Delhi (DU) in offline mode. You can only apply online for admissions after registering for CUET through the Centralised Online Admission Portal.

Ans. No, there is no upper limit of age to apply for Delhi University through CUET but the minimum age should be 18 years to be eligible for admission.

Ans. Students are required to pay an application fee of INR 1000 for the General category for up to 3 subjects. Additionally, INR 400 per subject will be charged if candidates apply for more than 3 subjects.

Ans. 50% of the total seats will be allocated based on the candidate’s merit in the qualifying examination. This merit-based option is only for those candidates who hold their bachelor’s degree from Delhi University. The remaining 50% of the total seats are allocated based on the candidate’s rank in the CUET PG examination.

Ans. YES, all candidates applying for Postgraduate Courses at the University of Delhi must register online.

Ans. The following documents are necessary for admission to DU:

• Mark sheets of qualifying examination
• Scorecard for the entrance exam (if applicable)
• Transfer certificate from the previous institution attended
• Character certificate from the most recent institution attended
• Caste certificate (if applicable)
• Passport size photographs

Ques. Does DU have an entrance exam?

Ans. Yes, for UG programs, CUET UG is mandatory for admissions at DU, while for PG admissions, CUET PG is considered.

Ans. Yes, any student from any state is eligible for admission to Delhi University as long as he or she meets the eligibility criteria for the course.

Ans. The cost of courses at Delhi University varies depending on the program and college. Undergraduate courses in the arts, commerce, and science typically have cheaper fees than professional courses in engineering, law, or management. The fees for these courses might range from a few thousand rupees to several lakhs of rupees per year.

Ans. Because Delhi University receives a significant number of applications each year, admissions can be competitive and difficult. It is also a difficult race because the number of candidates obtaining the 100 percentile in CUET is higher.

Ans. The admission process for Delhi University for international students is as follows:

Step1: New User Sign Up on the FSR website

Step 2: Log in to the admission portal to fill out the application form.

Step 3: Fill out the application form with all necessary details and documents.

Step 4: After submitting the application form, same shall be printed and must get it attested from Indian Diplomatic Representarive or any authorizes government body.