Delhi University (DU)

No, CUET UG is compulsory for admission in colleges of University of Delhi. Delhi University introduced admissions through CUET scores in 2022 for candidates who seek admission. Candidates will not be granted admission on the basis of class 12th score. Hence, Delhi University admission to various UG courses is based on CUET scores only. Candidates who wish to apply for Delhi University must have a valid score in CUET in order to be eligible for the next admission step, else they are not eligible. Delhi University, UG courses including BCom, BTech, BA, BSc and more are offered through the affiliated colleges. Candidates can check the entire list of UG courses by clicking here. Also, to know the detailed analysis for Delhi University, stay tuned to this page. 

Delhi University cutoff for BCom course is based on CUET scores followed by the round-wise release of admission lists. Delhi University offers admission to BCom course through various affiliated colleges including Kirori Mal College. Lady Sri Ram and more. Tabulated below is the last BCom percentage for the  Delhi University CUET cutoff 2023 for top colleges for Geenral category students: College2023Kirori Mal College, University of Delhi99.75Shri Ram College for Women, University of Delhi99.75Hindu College, University of Delhi99Delhi College of Arts and Commerce, University of Delhi99Deshbandhu College, University of Delhi99Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar College, University of Delhi99Mata Sundri College for Women, University of Delhi99Jesus and Mary College, University of Delhi99

The process of admission for DU is extremely competitive, especially for the well known and popular courses and colleges. However, the level of difficulty of admission varies a lot depending on the programme a student wishes to get into and the DU college a student seeks. Some of the key parameters that define how easy or tough can it be for a student to get into a good DU college are:Scores in CUET/ Class 12CategorySelection of College + Course combination in the CSAS registration processUp until 2021, only top scorers of Class 12 were able to get into Hindu, Hansraj, Miranada, SRCC, LSR and other reputed colleges for premium courses such as BA (Hons) in Economics/ English/ Political Science, BSc (Hons) Physics/ Chemistry/ Mathematics and BCom (Hons) courses. However, starting 2022, introduction of CUET has changed the process all over. Now, even if a student could not do well in Class 12 has a chance of getting into the cream colleges with a good score in CUET.However, if the dream is just to study in a top notch DU college, there is a basic hack that can be followed by everyone. All the reputed colleges of DU offer short-duration certificate courses in Languages and other interest areas. Those who are not able to get into DU can witness the buzz of being a DU student by going for these courses. For details on the same, students are advised to visit the official website of the DU affiliated colleges. 

The DSE summer placements successfully concluded for MBA (HRD) and MBA (IB) batches 2022-24. The highest stipend offered to MBA (HRD) and MBA (IB) students was INR 2.50 Lacs for 2 months and INR 1 Lacs for 2 months, respectively. The key highlighst of Delhi School of Economics summer placements 2022-24 are tabulated below:ParticularsMBA (HRD) Summer Placements (2022-24)MBA (IB) Summer Placements (2022-24)the highest stipendINR 2.50 Lacs for 2 monthsINR 1 Lacs for 2 monthsAverage stipendINR 85,000 for 2 monthsINR 58,000 for 2 monthsMedian stipendINR 55,000 for 2 monthsINR 50,000 for 2 monthsPopular recruitersMichael Page, PwC, Publicis SapientCargill, HDFC Life, Naukri.com

Both the Colle­ge of Arts at Delhi University and the­ College of Fine Arts are­ prestigious centers offe­ring arts courses. Yet, they diffe­rentiate in course options and focuse­s.The College of Arts, De­lhi University, is appreciated for its re­spected art programs and the multitude­ of courses it provides like fine­ arts to applied media. It's got a thriving past of influence­ in arts education. The college­ grants a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) programme with six particular specializations: Applie­d Art, Painting, Art History, Printmaking, Sculpture, and Visual Communication.Converse­ly, the College of Fine­ Arts commits entirely to fine arts le­arning. This school provides a host of bachelor's and master's programs. Fie­lds include painting, sculptures, prints, pottery, and othe­rs. Each school has unique power areas. It's re­ally about your passions and job aims. That's how you know which school matches you best.