Hey,

your chances of getting a college in Delhi University are less if you are a general category student. As the cut offs for general category are expected to be high. But bbe is comparatively less popular course so you might get in few like dr. Bhim rao Ambedkar but

Hi Pallavi,

Congratulations on the good rank!

There are only 27 seats in Delhi University for the LLM course. The cutoffs of last year suggest that it might be difficult for you to secure admission since they were closed last year at a maximum rank of 33 for the general

Hi Udit,

B.sc Programme with Computer Science is a decent choice to go for. A programme course is not a specialisation, but more like being the jack of all subjects in your combination. A positive point is that you are eligible to apply for Masters in all those subjects and

Hi there

The University of Delhi start a special drive to encourage the admissions to SC, ST and EWS categories most likely after the fourth cut-off is released, during the Special Drive, the university will consider cases of those who were left out.

For someone who met the criteria in

Hello Nisha!

Delhi University had initially declared that there would not be more than 5 cutoff lists from this year and this is the first time that such a rule has been suggested. However, even after the admissions of the five lists, it is reported that quite a few more

Hi Mansi,

Delhi University had initially declared that there would not be more than 5 cutoff lists from this year and this is the first time that such a rule has been suggested. However, even after the admissions of the five lists, it is reported that quite a few more

Hi Anoop,

The answer to your questions lies in your dreams and priorities in life. Delhi University is an excellent choice and both the courses are pretty decent.

A b.com programme is a plain b.com degree with no specialisation. It is beneficial if you want to go for commerce related

Hi Amit,

There is no clarity regarding it since Delhi University has not given any official confirmation about it. It is quite possible that seats would be left out even after the 5th cutoff list, especially in the reserved categories. Popular courses like B.com and English Honours might have been

Hi Amit,

The admissions might be more, but that does not reflect that seats have been filled. The case he mostly been that few reputed colleges have admitted more students ina particular popular course, since they cannot deny admission to anyone fulfilling the cutoffs. However, there are more chances that