B.A. (Hons.) Economics 

offered by DU SOL

To get admission to the School of Open Learning, University of Delhi, candidates must visit the official website of SOL to apply online. The next step is to fill in all the relevant information on the course details page/personal details page. Upload all scanned copies of the relevant documents (legible/clear). To complete the process, students must pay the required application fee.  After successfully filling out the registration form, candidates will be offered direct admission based on their application and past academic records.

No, the CUET score is not mandatory for admission to the School of Open Learning, the University of Delhi undergraduate and postgraduate courses. DU SOL admission to UG courses is based on candidates' performance in their Class 12 examination. For postgraduate courses, 50% of the total intake will be filled by direct admission of the students of the University of Delhi. Rest 50% of the seats will be filled through entrance examination and interview/ group discussion if any. 

Yes, DU SOL admission is open and ongoing. Intersted students can visit the official website of SOL at and register themselves by filling out the application form. Last date of registration and fee payment is Oct 15, 2024. Hence, students must hurry and register themselves before the deadline. Students should note that the above mentioned date is for those seeking to apply for the undergraduate and the BLISc, MLISc, PGDADLAM programmes.

SOL DU offers UG & PG courses in various streams of Arts, Commerce, and Management. The university offers direct admission to candidates based on their merit of last qualifying exams of previous education. Candidates must fulfil the minimum eligibility criteria and submit their scorecards at the time of filling the admission form. Check out the following table to get the detailed eligibility criteria for all the UG & PG courses offered at DU SOL:

Courses	Eligibility
BBA	Class 12 with a minimum aggregate of 65%
BCom & Bcom (Hons)	Class 12 with a minimum aggregate of 55%
BA & BA (Hons)	Class 12 with a minimum aggregate of 50% to 65%
BMS	Class 12 with a minimum aggregate of 60%
MA	Graduation with a minimum aggregate of 60% to 65% marks
MBA	Graduation with a minimum aggregate of 50%
MCom	Graduation with a minimum aggregate of 60% to 65% marks
B.Lib.I.Sc.	Graduation from any recognised university
M.Lib.I.Sc.	B.LI.Sc with a minimum aggregate of 50%

{Source: B.A. (Hons) students & alumni}

Based on the reviews and feedback from current and former students, here's what we've gathered:

Teaching and Faculty: *Teachers are qualified and knowledgeable*Teaching quality is good*

Course Curriculum: *The course curriculum is relevant and makes students industry-ready*However, some students feel it could be more updated*

Exams and Evaluation: *Exams are moderate to pass*Pass percentage varies, with some students reporting 30%, 40%, and 60%

Placement Opportunities: *Many students reported difficulty in finding placements*Some students received internships or placements in organizations like HSBC, Wipro, and KPMG*Average salary package offered ranged from INR2-INR4 Lacs per annum*

Infrastructure and Facilities: *Classrooms are generally considered good*Labs, library, and Wi-Fi are available*Food quality and hostel facilities vary*

Overall Experience: *Campus life is good, with many events and a diverse crowd*Some students appreciate the flexibility and self-study aspect of the course*

While opinions vary, overall, it seems that DU SOL can be a good choice for B.A. (Hons) students who prefer a flexible learning schedule and are willing to put in extra effort to succeed. However, students should be aware that placement opportunities may be limited, and salaries may not be as high as those offered by other institutions.