Delhi University (DU)

CUET exam pattern is prescribed by the National Testing Agency (NTA), the exam conducting body. CUET UG 2025 exam will be conducted in a hybrid mode. CUET UG 2025 will be divided into three parts which will carry objective-type Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs). Each question will carry five marks and for each wrong answer, there will be a negative marking of one mark. Candidates must note that the CUET UG will have Section 1A, Section 1B, General Test, and domain-specific subjects. Section 1A, which will be compulsory, will be conducted in 13 languages and candidates will be given the option to choose the language of their choice. Candidates will be permitted to take up to six subjects which would include three domain subjects, two languages and general test.

There are multiple factors based on which a student should decide, which university to choose. Some of the key factors that can be considered are ROI, campus location, ranking, and facilities. As per NIRF rankings 2023, JMI leads at #3 position under the 'University' category, while University of Delhi is ranked #11.Moreover, in the following table, both the universities are compared based on fee and median package:University NameBSc/BSc (Hons) FeeMedian SalaryBSc at JMIINR 23,400 - INR 3.9 lakhINR 4.2 LPABSc at DUINR 540 - INR 2.4 lakhINR 1.8 - 7.15 LPANOTE:The above fee and median salary information are sourced from unofficial sources. Hence, it is indicative.The median package is as per past years' data. Hence, is indicative.

Yes, it is often compulsory to provide passport details while filling up the counseling or admission form for a Postgraduate course at Delhi University (DU), especially for international students or those applying under the Foreign Nationals category.ndian nationals are generally not required to provide passport details unless specified otherwise for specific programs or categories (such as NRI quota or foreign nationals applying from abroad).ndian nationals may need to provide other forms of identification such as Aadhaar card number, PAN card details, or other government-issued IDs depending on the program’s specific requirements. The university may require applicants to submit copies of their passport or other identification documents for verification during the admission process.

Delhi University has over 18,000 seats for the BCom courses at the DU-affiliated colleges. The seat allotment procedure is carried out is carried out as per the applicants CUET scores. There are some seats for reserved category candidates as well. Students can check out below table for DU BCom seat intake for some of the affiliated colleges:InstitutesSeatsDaulat Lal College544Ramjas College280Ram Lal Anand College227Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College472Aditi Mahavidyalaya161Daulat Ram College303Ram4 and Mary College194NOTE: The mentioned seat intake is taken from the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.