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It is not so difficult to study BA at Institute of Home Economics DU. You can manage it as the BA admission is done through CUET exam. CUET scores make you eligible as per the merit list of the college. INR 98,000 is the tuition fee to pursue BA at Institute of Home Economics DU. 

The Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) (Journalism) programme at the Institute of Home Economics, New Delhi costs Rs.37,750 per year.This is not very expensive. Also, as per the placements the average salary after this course goes upto INR 5 LPA

B.Sc. in Home Science: INR 81,180 for the entire 3-year courseB.Sc. in Home Science in Resource Management: INR 17,895 per year for the 3-year courseB.Sc. (Hons.) in Food Technology: INR 78,080 for the entire 3-year courseB.Sc. (Hons.) in Microbiology: INR 53,520 for the entire 3-year courseB.Sc.: INR 28,890 per year for the 3-year courseB.Sc. (Hons.): INR 28,890 per year for the 3-year course

According To NIRF 2022 reports of Institute of Home Economics, New Delhi, 6 UG and 6 PG candidates got placed in the placement drive and the median package offered was INR 1.80 LPA to UG and INR 2.86 LPA to PG candidates. 

Placements at the Institute of Home Economics DU had around 40-50% of students get placed in BA courses. The highest salary package offered is INR 5 LPA. There are 58 seats offered in this course. INR 98.94 is the tuition fee for this course.  

Based on the reviews available on the web, the Institute of Home Economics, Delhi University is an average college for B.Sc. The faculty are very knowledgeable. They are helpful and friendly. The infrastructure is also good. Classrooms are well-maintained. The college does not offer many placement opportunities to its students.

The Institute of Home Economics (IHE) at the University of Delhi (DU) was ranked 75th out of 200 colleges in India by NIRF ranking 2022.This college offers 717 seats with a median salary of INR 418,334. It offers various courses like Bsc, B.EL.Ed etc

No, you cannot join the Institute of Home Economics (IHE) at the University of Delhi (DU) without taking the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) for undergraduate (UG) programs. Starting in 2023-2024, IHE will also use CUET-PG for admission to PG courses. After the CUET results are available, eligible candidates can apply for UG and PG programs on DU's admission portal.

Institute of Home Economics, Delhi University (DU) released its first UG CSAS allocation list on August 16th. The last dates for accepting the seat and paying the fees were August 18th and August 21st, respectively. The second round list is expected to be released soon after the allocation of seats to the students from the first round list. 

After the 2nd semester, students become eligible for campus placements. The highest package of  Institute of Home Economics DU was INR 6.7 Lakh. The average placements in this college are INR 3-4 Lakh. The college's placement cell, called "Eminence", aims to help students secure good placements. Students have been placed at reputable companies like Genpact, Wipro, Fab India, and others.