Hello aspirant

For getting admission in any coarse in any college either its du.. You need to submit, Tc and migration.. These two are very important documents.. Without tc and migration.. You are not eligible of getting admission in college..

Go and get your tc and migration..it is very important for you in ur career

Hope you will find it useful

Thank-you

Hello Aspirant,

You will get a good DU college.About 10,056 candidates appeared for the DU B.El.Ed 2020 entrance test which was conducted by the NTA. Aditi Mahavidyalaya,Gargi College,Institute of Home Economics,Jesus and Mary College,Lady Sri Ram College for Women,Mata Sundari College for Women,Miranda House and Shyama Prasad Mukherji College are the colleges coming under DU B.El.Ed. There are about 50-55 seats in each for unreserved category candidates so based on the previous year cutoff trend , you do have a chance but you may have to wait till the 4th or 5th. Chances also depends on the number candidates applying ,so kindly wait till the official list comes.

Hope this helps

Hello Dear Student,

Under Delhi University 8 Colleges offers B.El.Ed Course, the colleges are:

1. Miranda House:

Total Seats: 55

For OBC: 15

2. Lady Sri Ram College for Women

Total Seats: 55

For OBC: 15

3. Aditi Mahavidyalaya

Total Seats: 55

For OBC: 15

4. Gargi College

Total Seats: 55

For OBC: 15

5. Institute of Home Economics

Total Seats: 55

For OBC: 15

6. Jesus and Mary College

Total Seats: 55

For OBC: 15

7. Mata Sundari College for Women

Total Seats: 55

For OBC: 15

8. Shyama Prasad Mukherji College

Total Seats: 55

For OBC: 15

Your Rank: 168

Available Seats for OBC: 120

But you can also secure a Seat in Unreserved Category.

It looks like a Tough Competition, But You should participate in the counselling, you may have a chance to secure a B.El.Ed Seat in DU.

To know more, please visit: https://www.careers360.com/university/university-of-delhi-delhi/beled-course

Wish you All the Best.

Hey

85% is an average score for getting admission in Delhi University for the course like Bcom. However, specifically you've not mentioned either hons course Or program course. Also you didn't mention your category to which you belong so it will be a bit difficult to tell exactly whether you'll secure a seat or not.

Bcom hons seems difficult to get with this much score assuming you to be from the unreserved category. However, you may grab a seat for prog course in the closing cut offs. This estimation is based on the previous cut off trends.

If you're from the reserved category, then chances are pretty good for getting admission.

You can also predict colleges here-

https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor

Thanks

Hi Harsh Gulia,

There was a facility for the candidates to edit their application form wherein you could correct the details or edit wherever necessary. But, unfortunately this facility has been closed already by DU on 5 October 2020. So now, I think the only solution to your problem would be to contact the DU officials via contact number or mail which will be available on the official website of DU. Mention them the issue and they will guide you with a solution.

Hello,

It usually takes 24 hours to send the payment link for admission in delhi university college after verification of the documents.

you can directly talk to the college administration department about the issue regarding the fee payment if it takes longer.

Follow the link below for further updates an dnotifications regarding admissions in delhi university. https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-admission

Hope this helps

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Hello Aspirant,

DU JAT is a national level entrance exam conducted for admission to BMS,BBA(FIA) and BA (Hons) in Business Economics programmes offered by 16 colleges affiliated to Delhi University.The cutoff is decided based on the number of seats available, number of applicants competing with you and the difficulty level of the exam.Total number of seats would be around 2000 and in 2019 the number of applicants were approximately 18000. Hence, if you see the competition is a bit tough. To get any decent college you need to score 200+ out of 400 minimum, if you are general category then 280-300+. Plus if you belong to general category you will need minimum 95% in 12th. Based on your percentile , there is very less chance for you to get top level colleges but if you are from reserved category you may give it a try .Your 12th mark is fine so you can anyways opt for a other merit based courses in DU colleges.

Visit the link to know previous year cutoff ranks:

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/du-jat-cutoff

All the best

Dear Aspirant ,

I would like to tell you that there is nothing to worry about based on the marks and percentage that you have obtained they are well, I will like to make you sure that yes of course after three to four rounds of cutoff you will get a seat allotted, there might be a chance that you have to wait for more than three to four cutoff but yes you will get a seat and probably if the luck works you might get in the 3rd or 4th cut off list.

Further, if you need any other detail regarding the cut of list for your admission procedure you can please let me know in the comments section below we will definitely help you with that.

check the given link below :

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/du-jat

I hope your query is solved.

Thank you.

Hello Manisha,

It's good to know that you have reached to us. We will definitely help you through this. As you have mentioned you have applied for a particular college in delhi university but you seem to be disinterested and enroll into another college. First of all Manisha, according to the rules of Delhi university you can apply to another college without revoking the admission. And prior to that the second college which you will appear will definitely have a different cutoff than the previous one. SO inspect these two things carefully before moving out.

It would be better if you will be more specific about the colleges. Then we can reach out to you in best way.

Hope it helps.

Thank you

Hey Manisha

If you've applied to a college and now you don't want to take admission there, then you can simply cancel your application. In this case, your whole application will not get rejected, only the application for the college that you've applied for will get rejected.

You can apply to other colleges as per your preference. If you've already taken admission in a college then you'll be eligible to get admission in other college only in the case when you withdraw your admission from the previous college where you've already taken the admission.

Thanks