Hindu College University of Delhi North Campus Answered Questions

Following are the key points for admission to Hindu College:
Candidates should fill in the Common Pre-Admission Form available on the official website of DU.The minimum eligibility for the undergraduate programs is 10+2 or HSC.Candidates will be selected on the basis of cutoff prepared by DU for Hindu College.
Hindu College Cutoff 2019:The third Hindu college 2019 cut off list has been released onJuly 9, 2019at hinducollege.ac.in. The Hindu college 2019 cut off is available for the students in the online mode. Earlier, the college has released second and first cut off ofHindu college 2019 onJuly 3andJune 27, 2019.Hindu college Cutoff 2019 is the list of minimum marks that the students must score in the 12th standard in order to get admission in this college. If the candidate fails to score that many marks, then he/she will be declared as ineligible for the admission process.
Latest: [Want to Know Colleges, Specialization to Apply on the basis of your Class 12th Percentage,
B.A (History, Political Science)
97.75
B.A. (English, Economics)
97.5
BA (Hindi, Philosophy)
93.5
BA (Sanskrit, Political Science)
97.25
B.A Hons Economics
98.5
B.A Hons English
97.75
B.A Hons Hindi
91
B.A Hons History
98
this information is for students of general category so make sure you are in general category.
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St. Stephen's is the only college of DU which follows a different pattern for the admission. You have to apply for the cut-offs separately on the college website and wait for the cut-off, if you are selected then you have to clear the interview as well as the GD. Whereas in Hindu, you can get admission on the merit basis, there is no interview or GD.

The general criteria for best 4 calculation is that you must add one language and 3 academic subjects from list A. So, if in place of maths, you wish to add any subject like physical education or music then there would be a deduction of 2.5% from your total percentage after calculating the best fours. And yes, you might get admission in English honors in colleges like Bharti College and others affiliated with DU and might even get in Sri Guru Nanak Dev Khalsa if you wait for the 5th or 6th cut-off.

No, your percentage is too low so you won't get any seat for B.Sc(Hons.) Try for some other courses. The cutoff is hardly 75 so your percentage is too low. You don't even have 1st division so not a chance. Nowadays, 60% for honors is mandatory, so I recommend you to give improvement of 12th and score high percentage so that you can get a seat in some good college and with your own subject selection or go for entrance test so that the percentage doesn't matter.
Good Luck.

Syllabus & Subjects for Bachelor of Arts [BA] (Music Vocal):
Subjects of Study
1 Appreciation of Music
2 Bada Khayal and Chhota Khayal
3 Brief history of Bharat Natya Shastra and Sangeet Ratnakar
4 Classification of Music
5 Concepts of Ragas and Tala in Indian Music
6 Classification of Ragas
7 Concert Singing
8 Different Gharanas and their history
9 Evolution of Notation system