Hi Priya,

I hope you are doing well!

Well Priya as I can see you want to know that when DU form will be out. I would like to inform you that DU form will be out on 27th May, 2019. For your better information I will be attaching the

Hey Sourav,

Yes. Delhi University offers UG and PG courses in distance mode. There are few other colleges which are better to pursue B.com than DU in distance learning. 

Hope this helped you. 

Thank you and keep asking:)

Hey Oinam

DU every year releases cut off list for all the colleges in the respective courses they offer . You need to meet the eligibility criteria for the admission to DU.

The score for best of four subjects is considered for your admission. While calculating the best of four

For FMS which is the top college for MBA in India requires you to have at least 99 percentile but 97-98 percentile will also do if you have a strong profile. Once you get such a percentile in CAT  they'll call you accordingly and after that sometimes they have some

hey there,

you can surely get admission through sports quota in DU only if you have a good background in sports. You should consult with DU consultants regarding confirmed replies. Probably people with medals or positions (1st,2nd or 3rd) are preferred over people who merely participated.

Hey Deepakshi,

The third cutoff for the course closes around 85%. So you need to get above it to confirm your seat in Stephen's. This is based on previous year trends. The official cutoffs for 2019 admissions are yet to be released. You can check them on official website of

In Delhi University if you want to apply for B.COM.(hons.) then you must have Mathematics in 12th standard. Sorry, you can't apply for B.COM.(hons.). But there are many other options left for you like you can pursue B.COM. (program) and other BA courses as well. There are so many options

Minimum percentage to apply for admissions in Delhi university for general candidates is 60% aggregate in four subjects, 55%-54% in best of four for OBC Candidates (Non creamy layer) and passing marks for SC/ST candidates.

Although it mostly depends on the particular course you want to pursue and it's cut