Hindu College Sonepat Answered Questions

CUET is an entrance exam conducted by NTA. There are totally 27 subject in this examination. Candidates can opt for combination of atmost 2 languages and 6 domain-specific subject or 3 languages and 5 domain-specific tests. As you have to opt for history you can opt for history with other humanity subject which will help you. So choose your subject wisely according the course selection.

Hindu College comes under one of the best DU colleges and is placed in the top colleges league for many years. To get into this college is no piece of cake, but it is absolutely achievable. The cutoff for Hindu college ranges from 96 to 99 depending on the course you choose. You can also get into Hindu college through ECA or sports (if you are one of the best in the country in your sport or ECA) but for now, let's assume you take the straight channel for admission, that is academics. Assuming that you are well versed with major topics and concepts in all the subjects, now is the right time to start preparing for the boards. Start finding out your strengths and weaknesses and strengthen both. (because you need close to 100% for admission
Honestly saying, even I started my boards preparation seriously around this time only and scored 97.5 in CBSE boards, so it's not an impossible task.

HI, both colleges are well reputed. Both colleges accept CUET exam. Ramjas college provides the maximum package of Rs. 19.25 Lacs per annum whereas medium package revolves around 3.37 Lacs per annum. It provides the facilities such as library, cafeteria, hostel, gym, labs and many more. On the contrary, Hindu college provides the average package of Rs. 6 Lacs per annum and accredited by NAAC and gained A grade. Please refer to the official page of Shiksha. Com for further information https://www.shiksha.com/compare-ramjas-college-vs-hindu-college-id-247500-52602.

Hindu College Distance Learning:
The admissions for UG courses in Hindu College are based on the candidates performance in the 10+2 level examination in the relevant stream from a recognised board of education. For admission into post-graduate programs, the candidate must have completed a graduate degree from a recognised board of education. Hope it helps.