Delhi University (DU) is a public central collegiate university which offers admission in multiple specializations under various undergraduate (UG) courses (B.A, B.Sc, B.Com, B.Tech) and postgraduate (PG) courses (MA, M.Com, M.Sc, M.Tech) on the basis of qualifying degree merit/ Entrance Examination marks. Known for its high standards in teaching and research, Delhi University is one of the largest universities in India with 77 affiliated colleges spread all over Delhi.
Delhi University 2019 Admission Facts
- DU Application registration will from May 30, 2019 (8 PM).
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- SOL DU BA Programme admit card 2019 released: Check Here
- Delhi University will release first cutoff list in June 3rd Week. Check here
- The application process for UG, PG courses commences in the month of May every year.
- Candidates who have passed the higher secondary examination (Class 12) from a recognized board of education can apply to UG courses.
- Final admission to merit-based UG courses involves screening of qualifying marks.
- For several UG courses such as B.Tech, BMS, BBA-FIA, etc., candidates have to appear for the university entrance test.
- For the entrance examination, admit card shall be available online within a week after the last date of application.
- Those seeking admission to PG courses must possess a bachelors degree in the relevant discipline with minimum required aggregate.
- Registration for the UG, PG courses can be done through a common registration portal available at the official DU website.
For different academic programs offered by the university, the exam pattern will be different. The test conducted for PG courses will be an OMR based examination. Candidates must also note that in the case of merit-based UG courses, there will be no entrance exam. The entrance exam will be held for several UG courses (entrance based) and PG courses only. For PGDCSL, admissions will be done on the basis of combined merit of qualifying examination and personal interview.
Delhi University also offers correspondence courses at undergraduate as well as postgraduate level. School of Open Learning (SOL), DU has been established in order to serve the purpose of distance education.
Note: Apart from the general cutoff list for students of boards recognized by DU, students from schools that are not accredited with AIU, UGC or MHRD will be considered for admission in the University of Delhi on the basis of separate merit list. University has a unique grade point conversion system to serve this purpose.
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