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Delhi University Admissions – Key Points To Remember

DU Times — Thu, 10 May 2018 18:01:20 +0000

Delhi University has junked a proposal to introduce entrance examination for admission to Under Graduate courses replacing the cut-off list system.

The varsity’s Standing Committee on Admissions was earlier mulling admitting students through an entrance test rather than the existing criteria of cut-offs based on Class 12th results.

To avoid last minute rush, Delhi University has started the admission process earlier this year. The online registration form for the undergraduate courses are available from May 15, 2018.

Here we have listed important points which you must know about Delhi University admission:

1. Delhi University application process is conducted completely online now and students don’t need to queue up at the university or colleges to procure application forms.

2. Application fee for DU admission form can also be submitted online, hence no hassling for demand draft at an SBI branch.

3. The cutoff will be released separately for Arts and Humanities courses and Science courses.

4. Best four – most of the colleges consider marks scored in best four subjects, that is any four subjects in which a student has scored maximum marks.

5. The University may conduct entrance exam for admission to B.Tech., B.El.Ed., BMS, BA (Honors) Economics, BBA (FIA) etc.

6. 5% seat in each course is reserved for ECA and Sports quota.

7. Each college conducts its own ECA and Sports trial. Stay updated about every college’s schedule of the trial.

8. Women students can also opt for admission to Non Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWEB), DU which conducts weekend classes for women students at various study centers.

9. NCWEB, DU offers two UG courses – BA (Programme) and B.Com.

10. Students with low scores in 10+2 can also opt for admission to School of Open Learning (SOL), DU.

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Delhi University Admission 2018: Application Form, Dates, Courses, Eligibility Criteria

DU Times — Sun, 08 Apr 2018 10:00:12 +0000

The University of Delhi informally known as Delhi University is one of the prestigious university of India. The University offers various UG and PG programmes in the field of arts, commerce, science, etc.

The admission procedure for different courses going to start from 1st week of May, 2018. Here, we are providing the detailed information about DU Admission 2018, Application form, Dates, Syllabus, Eligibility Criteria and complete admission process of the Delhi university.

For UG Courses:

Events	Dates (Tentative)
Online Registration from	May 15, 2018
Registration Process Ends	June 7, 2018
Notification of admission list by Colleges	June 19, 2018 onwards
Admission and Payment of Fees	July 12-14, 2018
Last date for admission in UG courses	August 16, 2018

PG Courses:

Events	Dates (Tentative)
Registration Starts	May 18, 2018
Last date to fill the registration form	June 7, 2018
Date of Entrance Exam	June 17, 2018 onwards
Answer Key Release Date	July 2018
Result Declaration	July 4, 2018
Interview Date	July 4, 2018 onwards

Delhi University Entrance Exam:

The University conduct entrance exam only for the PG courses. The admission in the UG programme courses will be based on the DU cut-off. The details about the Delhi University application form for various courses is mentioned below.

PG Courses Application Form (MD/MS/ MDS)

Those candidates seeking admission in the various courses of Delhi University, they have to fill the DU 2018 Application form. 50% seats of the PG programmes will be filled by direct admission of the students of the University of Delhi and the remaining 50% seats will filled through the entrance exam plus interviews. The registration fee for SC/ST/PwD is Rs. 1000 each course and fee for all candidates (General, OBC, etc.) is Rs. 1500. After submission of the application form, no changes will be allowed.

UG Courses Admission

Those candidates interested for admission in UG programmes, they have to fill the common Pre-admission form online for all categories (General/OBC/SC/ST/PwD). The university will not conduct any entrance exam for admission in UG courses. There will be no Pre-admission form at the college level. There are two separate common Pre-Admission forms viz General/OBC and SC/ST/PwD.

Eligibility Criteria

The eligibility criteria for UG, PG and B.tech Courses are given below.

PG Courses:

The eligibility criteria for each programme in which candidate apply is different. Candidate will have to complete their graduation in their specific field from any recognized university.
There is no minimum age bar limit for admission in PG courses at Delhi University, except for courses regulated by bodies such as Medical Council of India, Bar Council of India, etc.

For UG Courses:

Candidates have to qualify their Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination (Class XII) of the Central Board of Secondary Education or an examination recognized as equivalent thereto.
Candidates have to pass the qualifying examination obtaining minimum marks as specified for each of the courses.

Delhi University Exam Pattern

The exam pattern will be different for different academic courses offered by the university. The PG entrance exam will be OMR based examination. Candidates must note that for UG courses (merit based) there will be no entrance exam. The entrance exam will be held for UG courses (entrance based) and PG courses.

Also check Delhi University Exam Preparation Tips 2018.

Delhi University Syllabus

The PG entrance exam syllabus will be different according to the candidate applying course. It contains the detailed syllabus of their graduation degree in specified programme. The DU syllabus for the entrance test for UG courses is based on the academic syllabus of class 11th and 12th. Candidates appearing for the UG Courses (entrance based) may check the official syllabus when the notification will be released by the university. Candidates must note that we will update the syllabus as soon as it will be released by the officials.

Reservation

Here, we are providing the reservation table for UG and PG courses:

Category	Reservation
Scheduled Caste	15 %
Scheduled Tribes	7.5 %
Other Backward Classes (OBC)	27%
Persons with Disabilities (PwD)	3%
Children / Widow of Armed Forces	5%
Kashmiri Migrants	5%
Sports/ECA Quota	5%
Foreign Students	5%
Girls Students	3%

Delhi University Result 2018

After the entrance exam, the Delhi University 2018 Result will be announced for the PG course. The result will be declared on the first week of July 2018 (tentative). The result comprises of merit list. On the basis of the merit list candidate will be called for the counselling process.

DU Cut-Off

The UG programme cut-off marks will be prepared on the basis of class 12^th marks of the school boards. The cut-off marks will be prepared by the various colleges affiliated to the Delhi University. Candidate will get admission in the UG programmes on the basis of the DU cut-off.

Delhi University Counselling 2018

Candidates will be called for the PG counselling process on the premises of the score and ranks in the merit list that is prepared on the basis of UG score for direct admission category and on the basis of the entrance exam marks for the admission through entrance exam. The DU counselling 2018 will be started after the few week of the result declaration. After the counselling process, candidate will face the interview session. After passing the interview, candidate will be selected for the admission in the university.

Delhi University Admission for UG Courses

The Delhi University Admission in UG programmes will be based on the prescribed eligibility criteria and cut off. Shortlisted candidates will be interviewed and last admission will be done on successful confirmation of documents and submitting the same to the university along with academic year fees. Candidate will be selected on the basis of the merit list for PG course.

List of Documents Required at the Time of Admission

Candidates will be required to produce the following documents in original with two sets of self-attested photocopies at the time of admission.

Class 10^th and 12^th Mark sheet
Class 10^th and 12^th Passing Certificate
Character Certificate (recent)
SC/ST Certificate
OBC (Non- Creamy Layer) Certificate
At least two passport size self-attested photograph

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SRCC is likely to introduce a two-year MBA programme from this year

DU Times — Fri, 19 May 2017 08:46:28 +0000

Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) is all set to introduce a two-year Masters of Business Administration (MBA) postgraduate degree programme from this year.

The course is currently pending approval by the university, is expected to have a profile similar to MBA programmes offered by IIMs. The college is expected to offer 65 seats.

SRCC will not require approval from University Grants Commission for this course as it will be funded by the college itself.

Divided into four semesters, the programme will offer 18 additional courses. “The new course will replace the existing two-year postgraduate Global Business Operations (GBO) diploma programme,” said RP Rustagi, officiating principal of SRCC. “We are waiting for the MBA programme to be approved by the university,” source Times of India.

Also Read: A complete guide to Delhi University Admissions 2017

The admission procedure for GBO diploma differs from the rest of the courses at the college as its registration process for the 2017-19 batch was conducted in January this year.

Although the MBA degree programme is said to be an upgrade to the existing GBO diploma, its curriculum will be entirely different. It is expected to offer the same subjects and electives as IIMs.

Currently, out of the five courses at SRCC, GBO is the only diploma programme. “We are looking forward to replacing the existing twoyear diploma course with a degree programme. Students will then have the advantage of getting a postgraduate degree rather than a diploma,” said a member of the college administration.

The University of Delhi has released the notifications for Admissions in UG and PG courses 2017. Those applicants who want to get admission in the coming session 2017-18 they all need to submit their online Application Form on the official website www.du.ac.in.

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Delhi University To Start Open Days Counselling Session On Admission Queries

DU Times — Wed, 17 May 2017 16:11:15 +0000

Delhi University Open Days Counselling

As part of the Delhi University (DU) Undergraduate admissions, this year also, the University has decided to organize “Open Days” for the students and parents seeking information regarding admission process for the undergraduate courses for the year 2017-18. According to the university, the open days will begin from May 22 (Monday) and continue till May 31 (Wednesday) at Conference Center, Gate No. 4, North Campus from 10:00 A.M to 01:00 P.M.

If you have queries regarding Delhi University undergraduate admissions, then worry no more as you can get all answers from university officials at Open Days starting May 22.

Also Read: A complete guide to Delhi University Admissions 2017

Open Days are conducted by the University of Delhi every year to counsel and guide the admission seekers and their parents.

An admission help desk for Undergraduate courses has also been setup in Room No.5, Conference Center, Gate No.4, North Campus, which work from 10:00 A.M to 05:00 P.M. on all working days during the entire admission process, said a press release from DU.

Candidates seeking admission for undergraduate programmes for merit-based programmes can register online, starting May 22, 2017.

The online registration also includes sports, extra-curricular activities, Kashmiri migrants, children/widows (defence) and persons with disability (PwD) categories. The details of registration process and subsequent admission updates will be published in the bulletin of information soon.

The university is starting the online registration process almost two weeks ahead of its usual schedule for courses in which admission is based on cut-off. The last date to fill the admission form has not been finalised.

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BMMMC Entrance Test in Delhi University

DU Times — Fri, 05 May 2017 10:57:13 +0000

BMMMC Delhi University

Indraprastha College for Women (IPCW) will recommence the entrance examination for its course of Bachelors in Multi Media and Mass Communications (BMMMC) soon. The entrance will be a two tier system of examination.
The entrance examination had been an essential, mandatory and integral part of the process of admission to the course of BMMMC in IPCW till three years back, until the four year undergraduate program marked its entry to the University of Delhi. BMMMC is a self financed course offered exclusively by IPCW in Delhi University.
It is an integrated and sundry course that constitutes and covers eclectic branches of media studies. The college boasts of a block that is solely dedicated to BMMMC. The college is also well-equipped with a studio for the aspiring media professionals and an editing bay. With an adept array of professors and guest lecturers from the field of media and a class apart infrastructure, the BMMMC course of IPCW is one of the best in the country.

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The change in the nomenclature of the course from BMMMC to BJMC (Bachelors in Journalism and Mass Communications) during the time of FYUP was the sole reason behind the withdrawal of the two tier entrance examination. For the three years, admission to this course has been on the basis of the merit list released by the college. The entrance exam will be held in two parts. Part I is to be conducted on 21st June. The candidates who clear the Part I Entrance Exam need to appear for Entrance Exam II later. The final list of the candidates will be declared in June and will also be put up on the college website. There is hence a change in the eligibility criteria for the candidates appearing for the exam. A required percentage is essential to be eligible to appear for the entrance examination. Other important details including the structure of the question paper for the entrance exam are available on the college site. Last year, even after the departure of the FYUP system of education, the process of admission to BMMMC on the basis of the merit list prevailed. The shift from the three year undergraduate program to the four year undergraduate program in 2013 and the rolling back of the FYUP in 2014 kept the entrance at bay, so as to keep the entire process of admission smooth and hassle free. Finally, the entrance examination has been brought back which, according to many, will help the department to put a check on and retain its limited seats for the students.
The English Journalism courses in other colleges of the University of Delhi will continue to take students on the basis of the cutoff percentage that will be declared soon.

Also Read: A complete guide to Delhi University Admissions 2017-18

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