Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College BSc Courses & Fees 2024: Eligibility, Placements, Cutoff, Admission, Ranking, Scholarship

Hello Nishar Ahmed, the procedure or the process of seeking admission in Deen Dayal Upadhyay college of Delhi University is quite simple and straight forward and it is exactly same for seeking admission in any other college under Delhi University. A student needs to register himself on the special portal of Delhi University created for admissions process and is called CSAS or Common Seat Allocation System. After this the student needs to register for CUET examination conducted by National Testing Agency and seek good percentile since admissions invariably close above percentile of 95 in this college. 
     However to help you further I am attaching a link that will give you in detail the complete procedure of registration for admission in this college before the CUET examination and after the examination. 
https://www.shiksha.com/college/deen-dayal-upadhyaya-college-university-of-delhi-dwarka-23900/
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The Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College BSc fee structure comprises many factors. These are tuition fees, hostel fees, registration fees, contingency fees, etc. The registration fee and the contingency fee will be paid once during admission. One-time fee is to be entirely payable at the time of BSc admission, which is INR 1,500. The tuition fee for the BSc course, under DDU, comes to the extent of INR 540. The exact amount to be paid as a fee depends on the choice of specialisation. The above-mentioned fee is taken from the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and, hence, indicative.

Yes, DDU offers a full-time BSc course in various specialisations. The BSc programme lasts three years. Admission into this programme is given to interested candidates based on their CUET scores. The specialisations under the BSc course include Life Science, Mathematical Science, Botany, Physics, and so on. Candidates are asked to check the eligibility criteria for the admission process. Only eligible candidates can apply online from DDU's official website. However, the candidates have to qualify for the entrance test for CUET. Scanned documents are supposed to be uploaded by the candidate after their selection. Admission shall finally be based upon performance and availability of seats.

Hello Nishar Ahmed, Deendayal Upadhyay college under Delhi University is quite well known for its academics. It has ranking of 24 which is considered quite good. Due to this, cut offs at this Institute are quite high for all the undergraduate courses that it offers. From different sources that I could go through, the cutoffs in the year 2022 were set between 94 to 96 for different BSc courses which are offered by this college. Cutoffs very every year and it depends on the number of seats available for admission and also the results of the CUET examination. In the year 2023 either the paper was little soft  or the students were now aware of what type of questions are asked and as a result more than 20000 students have scored 100 percentile. Not only this the students who have scored percentile above 95 are more than two and half lakh. Of course this is all India figure and this test is applicable for all the Central University across India and therefore it can be safely assumed that not all the students will come up to colleges under Delhi University.  Be that as it may, this is bound to increase the competition and as a result it is expected that the cutoffs for the year 2023 for BSc courses may increase by one or two percentiles.
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Hello Nishar Ahmed, your query is alright but it perhaps begs little more clarity. Let me put it this way. DDU is a college with students, professors coming every day for learning and teaching and is known for its Bsc Course. DU on the other hand is only an administrative entity. It may issue policy, set up syllabus, decide on working hours, holidays etc. But there is no classroom and no student passes out. Of course students do pass out from different colleges affiliated to it. There are few universities which have faculty and specialised courses but these are invariably at level of PG and placements of these students pursuing PG is on a different level than for undergraduate students.
I can not resist the urge to quote "one should not compare oranges with apples"!
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{Source: B.Sc. students & alumni}

* Infrastructure: The college has good infrastructure, with modern classrooms, well-equipped laboratories, and air-conditioned buildings.
* Teaching Quality: The faculty is highly qualified, with many Ph.D. holders, and are known for being helpful and supportive.
* Course Curriculum: The course curriculum is relevant and updated according to industry standards, making students industry-ready.
* Placement Opportunities: Placement opportunities are limited for B.Sc. students, with only a few students getting placed annually. The highest package offered was INR 14 LPA, and the lowest was INR 6-7 LPA. Top recruiting companies include Google, Uber, and Bajaj.
* Internship Opportunities: Around 70% of students get internship opportunities, with companies like Digitech, Digital Marketing, and Lava offering internships.
* Top Roles: Top roles offered to students include Assistant Director, HR, Advisory, and Professor.
* Pass Percentage: The pass percentage is around 33%.
* Student Life: Student life is good, with many extracurricular activities and cultural programs organized throughout the year.
* Location: The college is located in Dwarka, making it accessible via public transport.
* Scholarships: Scholarships are available to deserving students.

However, it's essential to note that the college does not provide on-campus placements for B.Sc. students, and students may need to look for off-campus opportunities. Despite this, the college's strong infrastructure, teaching quality, and relevance of the course curriculum make it a worthwhile investment for students interested in pursuing a career in mathematics and science.