Dear Candidate,

Since the exams are slated to happen in the first week of December you will receive it this week itself probably. I am sharing the tentative schedule notice of exams:

http://www.exam.du.ac.in/pdf/202106/Notification%20B.A.%20(Prog)%2016-nd2021.pdf

Also, can you please share your course and degree to get an accurate answer.

Thanks!

Hello! Sorry but any college in Delhi University does not offer BBA without Maths. However, there are other universities which does namely,

1. IIM Indore 2. Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi 3. Christ University, Bengaluru 4. Bharati Vidhyapeeth Deemed University, Pune 5. Symbiosis International University, Pune.

Hope you find this helpful. Thank you!

Hi there!

BA in HRM and Psychology is a very famous course in DU and is gaining prominence these days. Zakir Husain Delhi College offers BA in HRM and Psychology

Other than this, Vocational Courses at DU are offered at the College of Vocational Studies (CVS). The admission to the college is done on the basis of cut offs released by DU. There are only 110 seats available for BA(Voc.) HRM.

Admission to CVS is done on the basis of cut offs released by DU. The minimal eligibility criteria is that the candidate must have passed class 12th examination with minimum aggregate marks of 40%. ,

For more detailed information regarding the DU colleges and subjects, you can go through the below link.
https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor?utm_soource=qna&utm_medium=du_cp

Hello dear,

If your visions are too bad you can't see without  glasses then unfortunately they won't accept your application.  If your vision are quite good you can see without glasses then you can go for it with contact lenses. To become a cabin crew you don't need to do any course , you can apply directly according to their criteria and prepare yourself for interviews.. but their are some institution they have  cabin crew course if you want to learn or polish yourself for cabin crew then go for it. Otherwise their is no need of courses . Their are some institute in Delhi for cabin crew ,but Delhi university not provides courses for cabin crew.

Hi there!

181 is a good score, although the chances of getting admission in the preferred college seems less for a student of General category.

The cut offs are generally very low but for securing a seat in the desired college, one has to score high enough.

In the councelling session, you will be allocated an institution depending on you rank in the merit list of the respective category, subject you choose, seats availability and the preferences you made for institutions.

The teaching subject that you select must have been studied in the qualifying degree, where one should have scored at least 50% marks in that particular subject. If so, then you can get your preferred subject.

All the best!

Dear student,

Every institution has its advantages and disadvantages. So does Delhi University.

To begin with the pros,

• DU is a brand name . The name Delhi University on your resume itself will add wonders.
• DU offers a great variety of courses be it Arts, Science or Commerce.
• You will get good exposure. You will explore your personality.
• You can improve  your skills and even make a career out of it.
• You will have fun as well as improve your skills.

Now moving on to the cons,

• Though there are many opportunities, if you want to learn something new you will have to initiate.
• When it comes to infrastructure, it depends on the college you choose. Some of the government aided and semi-government colleges' infrastructure may not be up to your expectation.

Thus, as you see, there are advantages and disadvantages to every institution. Overall, when we look at it, we can see that the disadvantages can be overcome. How we look at the situation depends on each individual. When you pass out from Delhi University, you will have a good resume, good skills and beautiful memories to cherish.

Hope it helps.

Best of luck!

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Greetings aspirant!

The delhi university application is activated for payment once the application status changes to 'approved by principal'. And admission is confirmed only after the payment is done.

Therefore your admission is not yet confirmed. The process might take a day or two. So wait for the application status to change and once it changes, pay the fees and complete your admission.

In the admission process, your application form is submitted to the college you applied for. The documents are then verified by the college officials and the application is approved by principal. Once approved, the candidate is asked to deposit the fees and complete the process. The fee receipt serves as a confirmation of admission.

Thus only document verification doesn't mean that you have been admitted to the institute.

Hello aspirant!

Delhi university admission forms are filled first and the option to apply for colleges start after the cut offs are released.

So if you've filled the form, wait for the cut offs. Once they are out, you can apply for the colleges you're interested in. After you apply, only then will the colleges verify your documents.

Also when the college verifies your document they change your application status and inform you via email. The document verification process may take a day or two. So if the cut offs are out and you've applied for any college, you can check your email for updates.

Hello aspirant!

Delhi university admission process is a long one. Following are the steps that may help you complete the admission:-

1. Visit the official site, and create an account to register yourself.

2. Login and fill up the registration/application form. Ensure you fill all the details correctly as any false information can lead to your application getting rejected.

3. After the registration, wait for the colleges to release cut offs.

4. Once the cut offs are out, the portal will show you your suggestive percentage, i.e., percentage of your best four subjects.

5. Note your suggestive percentage and match it with the cut offs to find out the colleges you're getting into.

6. Once you find an appropriate choice, apply for the college. You have to choose one course and one college. Make sure you choose the college that falls under your cut off list ( that is, you are eligible to choose against your suggestive percentage).

7. Apply for the college and wait for the college to approve it.

8. Once your application is approved, proceed with the payment.

Note that you can apply for a particular college only after the cut offs are out. So after application form wait for the release of cut offs.

Good luck with your admissions.

P.S. : DU college predictor:

https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor?utm_soource=qna&utm_medium=du_cp