Discontinued (May 2022)- B.Sc. (Hons.) in Biomedical Science 

at Delhi University, North Campus

At the undergraduate level, DU offers BSc (Hons) and BSc programmes across 19 and 10 specialisations, respectively, of three years' duration. Offered in both honours and general specialisationshe, the honours courses are more specialised and focus on a particular subject area while the general courses are more broad-based and cover a wider range of subjects, such as BSc (General) or BSc (Pass).

Out of the 90+ affiliated colleges under DU, more than 25 instituites offer BSc or BSc (Hons) courses to the students.  Admission to all these courses was subject to merit in Class 12 till 2021. However, starting 2022, admission for all the undergraduate courses at DU will be based on CUET (conducted by NTA). The most popular specialisations offered under BSc (Hons) at the University of Delhi remain Physics, Chemistry, Maths and Computer Science, among various others. However, the popularity and choice of the course must depend on students' interest and academic background. 

Some of the popular DU colleges offering BSc and BSc (Hons) include Hansraj College, Acharya Narendra Dev College, Ramjas College, Deshbandhu College, Kirori Mal College, Sri Venkateswara College, Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College and Dyal Singh College, among others.  The following table mentions the top five colleges of DU and BSc (Hons) programmes:

College Name	BSc/ BSc Pass/ BSc Prog. Specialisations
Hindu College	Chemistry (PS) and Eonomics (PS)
Miranda House	Life Science and Physical Science
Hansraj College	Life Sciences, Physical Science with Chemistry and Physical Science with CS
Daulat Ram	Life Sciences
SVC	Life Sciences

Known for their academic standards and strong alumni base, these colleges offer a variety of BSc and BSc (Hons) courses, such as Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Computer Science, and Biology. Additionally, the cut-off for admission to these colleges is usually high, and the competition is fierce.

According to DU NIRF report 2024, the key highlights of DU placements 2023 for UG programs are presented below:

Particulars	UG 3-year Placement Statistics (2023)	UG 4-year Placement Statistics (2023)
Median package	INR 5.5 LPA	INR 8.5 LPA
Total students	266	47
Students placed	190	20
Students opted for higher studies	76	10

Further, the key highlights of DU placements 2023 for PG programs are presented below:

Particulars	PG 1-year Placement Statistics (2023)	PG 2-year Placement Statistics (2023)	PG 3-year Placement Statistics (2023)
Median package	INR 5.5 LPA	INR 16 LPA	INR 14 LPA
Total students	101	6557	1934
Students placed	38	1253	77
Students opted for higher studies	46	590	96

Delhi University does not follow a dress code. The students are free to wear casual clothing. But, during the orientation, induction programmes and guest lectures, students are requested to dress in formals. Also, DU students are mostly known to have set new fashion trends for other college students.

DU offers BVoc in six specialisations which include Printing Technology, Web Designing, Health Care Management, Retail Management and IT, Banking Operations and Software Development. Admission to the course is entrance-based. Hence, aspirants can take admission with a valid score of CUET.

Getting admission in DU with 45% is quite tough. Students with 45% in Class 12 can apply through quota or can apply under any reservation criteria. The other option is to opt for less popular course. Try to perform well in accepted entrance exams such as JEE Main,  CUET, and others. Students can also try contacting the university for any admission possibility with this perecentage. 

According to DU NIRF report 2024, the key highlights of UG and PG placements over the past three years are presented below:

Particulars	UG 3-year Placement Statistics (2021)	UG 3-year Placement Statistics (2022)	UG 3-year Placement Statistics (2023)
Median package	INR 4.5 LPA	INR 5 LPA	INR 5.5 LPA
Total students	331	344	266
Students placed	207	183	190
Students opted for higher studies	40	151	76
Particulars	UG 4-year Placement Statistics (2021)	UG 4-year Placement Statistics (2022)	UG 4-year Placement Statistics (2023)
Median package	INR 7 LPA	INR 8 LPA	INR 8.5 LPA
Total students	40	40	47
Students placed	21	28	20
Students opted for higher studies	6	7	10
Particulars	PG 1-year Placement Statistics (2021)	PG 1-year Placement Statistics (2022)	PG 1-year Placement Statistics (2023)
Median package	INR 5.4 LPA	INR 5.5 LPA	INR 5.5 LPA
Total students	98	106	101
Students placed	42	37	38
Students opted for higher studies	40	47	46
Particulars	PG 2-year Placement Statistics (2021)	PG 2-year Placement Statistics (2022)	PG 2-year Placement Statistics (2023)
Median package	INR 14 LPA	INR 15.5 LPA	INR 16 LPA
Total students	7367	6986	6557
Students placed	977	1271	1253
Students opted for higher studies	587	750	590
Particulars	PG 3-year Placement Statistics (2021)	PG 3-year Placement Statistics (2022)	PG 3-year Placement Statistics (2023)
Median package	INR 9 LPA	INR 13.6 LPA	INR 14 LPA
Total students	2069	1923	1934
Students placed	41	67	77
Students opted for higher studies	81	96	96

 

Delhi University Off-campus colleges are those which are not part of the North or South Campus. The list is huge but to name a few, some of the top off-campus colleges of Delhi University include Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies, DCAC, Keshav Mahavidyalaya, Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce and Bhim Rao Ambedkar College among others. Some of these colleges are more popular than the North or South Campus colleges due to their popularity in a course.

Yes, you can still get admission to Delhi University even if you didn't apply for CUET. However, your chances of getting admission will be much lower. Here are some of the ways you can get admission to Delhi University without CUET: 1. Take a chance on the spot admission: You can try your luck at the spot admission process, which is conducted by Delhi University after the CUET results are announced. However, the number of seats available under the spot admission process is very limited, so your chances of getting admission are slim. 2. Apply for admission through the Delhi University School of Open Learning (SOL): The Delhi University School of Open Learning (SOL) offers a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate courses that do not require CUET scores. However, the admission process for SOL is more competitive than the regular admission process. 3. Apply for admission through a private college: There are a number of private colleges in Delhi that offer admission without CUET scores. However, the fees for these colleges are usually much higher than the fees for government colleges. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.