Kakatiya University Warangal Answered Questions

The fee structure for a Bachelor of Arts (B.A) at Delhi College of Arts and Commerce, University of Delhi, is approximately INR 30,045 for the entire course duration. This amount can vary slightly based on the specific B.A programme chosen, such as B.A (Hons) in Political Science, History, English, Economics, and Journalism, among others

Various courses at Delhi College of Arts and Commerce (DCAC) have various CUET cutoffs in 2023. For instance, the B.A. (Hons) Political Science cutoff percentile was from 96–98%, whereas the B.Com (Hons) cutoff percentile was between 98–100%. The amount of applications, seat availability, and candidate type all play a role in determining the cutoffs. Applicants who satisfy these requirements are eligible to take part in the admissions counseling process.

Yes, BTech is one of the courses offered by Kakatiya University. It is a four-year course, offered in eight streams. These streams include civil engineering, mechanical engineering, IT, computer science, electrical and electronic engineering, etc. The admission to Kakatiya University BTech programmes is based on TS EAPCET merit list, subject to the fulfilment of eligibility criteria.

The University of Delhi's Delhi College of Arts and Commerce (DCAC) is rated 84th out of all Indian institutions by the NIRF 2023 rankings (Top institutions and Universities in India) (shiksha.com). This is a considerable improvement over its 2022 position, which was in the 101–150 range. The college's ranking reflects both its academic success and expanding reputation throughout India.

A candidate who has passed Class 12, with mathematics, physics and chemistry as subjects, and has obtained the minimum marks required, is eligible for pursuing BTech at Kakatiya University. The required minimum marks in Class 12 is 45%. For admission to the BTech courses of the university, the candidates will have to qualify TS EAPCET (Telangana State Engineering, Agriculture and Pharmacy Common Entrance Test) 2024 (formerly known as TS EAMCET).

As the accepted entrance exam for Kakatiya University BTech admissions is TS EAPCET, the last date to apply for the admission is decided by the last date to apply for TS EAPCET. TS EAPCET deadline is declared each year by conducting authority. In 2024, the last date to apply for the exam was May 01, 2024. The exam was conducted in the month of May. The counselling rounds will begin in June.

At the Delhi College of Arts and Commerce, University of Delhi, the cost of a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) is around INR 9,495 year. Because of this, it is among the more reasonably priced alternatives among Delhi University institutions, where costs can differ greatly depending on the college and the degree.

Candidates must take the National Testing Agency's Common University Entrance Test (CUET) in order to be considered for admission to the University of Delhi's Delhi College of Arts and Commerce for the BBA programme (NTA). The exam results are used to determine admittance. Applicants must have received at least a 60% aggregate grade in their 12th grade exams. In class 12th, one of the subjects that should be studied is mathematics or business mathematics.

There is no entrance exam for admission to BA at Kakatiya University. The admission to BA courses offered by the university and its affiliated colleges, is based on merit in Class 12. Candidates with at least 45% marks in Class 12 (40% in case of reserved categories) from a recognised board, can apply online on the official website of Kakatiya University. The application process typically starts in the month of May. The last date to apply varies from year to year, and is released by the university on its official website.

The Delhi College of Arts and Commerce (DCAC), University of Delhi, has different qualifying standards for B.A. degrees depending on the category. The threshold for the general category is usually about 93%, for OBC it is 90%, and for SC and ST categories it is 88%. The threshold is 91% for EWS and 88% for PwD and Kashmiri migrants.