Hey Simran!

You can definitely apply for another college or course of your choice after matching the eligibility cut off and criteria in the second cut off. If you get selected in the first cut off, then in that case you will have to first cancel the application of the

See every year from different states, different student come to study at DU from different states. So with they also accommodate. As a result, if you get a chance there then I would recommend you to go for it. Initially you may find linguistic challenges but within a month or

Hi!

The last date for DU UG admission registration was 31st August, 2021. And there is no official notification from the organization on the website. Please keep a look at any update regarding the same through their official website: http://admission.du.ac.in

For spot admission, you need to visit the above website

Hello dear aspirant,

Hope you’re doing well…

It is always advisable to block your seat in at least one course that you’re getting.

If by chance, you get course of your preference in the following cut off lists, you can simply withdraw admission from previous college and take admission in

Hey Meenakshi!

You haven't mentioned the course you want to seek admission in the University of Delhi(DU) and also the category you belong to. St. Stephen's College is known to have really high cut offs. The number of available seats is an essential factor in determining the cut off marks.

Yes, it is mandatory to include Mathematics percentage for the calculation of best four to pursue BA (Hons) Economics from any college of DU, maths is a compulsory subject .

The criteria for calculation of best four subjects is as follows for admission to BA Economics (Hons) in DU admission

Hey Bhawna!

This year the percentage for various colleges in Delhi University  for various courses are exceptionally high. B.Com being a popular course among students in Delhi University, the percentage remains really high in the first cut off. Even for reserved categories the percentage for B.Com is in 90s. You

Hi, generally the application doesn't get fully rejected. You might receive an e-mail or message regarding your details not matching. You, will also get time to make the necessary changes even after you have submitted the form. Just make sure that you have submitted your application form. Hope this helps.

Hello dear applicant,

Hope you’re doing well..

NO, it is not at all necessary for you to apply in colleges after 1st cut off in order to be eligible for 2nd or 3rd cut off, or the following cut offs.

You can apply/submit documents in after any cut off list

Hello dear aspirant,

Hope you’re doing well..

In University of delhi Colleges , best of four percentage is not taken into consideration for B.Sc. (honours) courses.

To take admission in B.sc. honours courses, the applicant need to calculate PCM or PCM aggregate and then see if they meet the cut