Admissions were done on the basis of class 12th marks. The whole selection process was carried out on the online admission portal of the university. Cutoff relaxation was given as reservation benefits.

Before Nep2020, the admission process is based entirely on the board exam score AISSCE. DDUC has a cutoff of 100% in the first phase and thereupon it was reduced to 96% in the last admission phase. Following nep2020, admission is now based on CUET(a nationalised exam for entering delhi university)

For eligibility in life sciences- one should have science with biology in class 12th The application form is available on DU's official website I had an OBC quota and I got a college in the very first cutoff which was 91.6% for my course I didn't apply to other colleges cause this was my target college

At the time of my admission, there was a cut-off system on the basis of the class 12 examination. As I am at Delhi University so it took out the cut-offs in rounds according to seat availability rounds may increase or decrease. Delhi University releases the notice every year about the admission on its original websites or there are other sources are also available like a few Instagram pages and a few external websites also gave this information about the admission procedure of D. The application fee was 300 at my time and first, we have to make an account on Delhi University porta to proceed further.

For having B.Sc. Physical science with chemistry one must secure a good percentage in 12th in main subjects. I took admission from an EWS reservation. I got a relaxation of 4% in my admission process. You can find the application form on the official portal of Delhi University.

To be eligible for this course one should be from the PCM course and should get 60% in class 12th. The application form can be found on the official website of Delhi University, the application fee is 250rs and application dates are released by DU accordingly. The reservation benefit is given to SC, ST, OBC, EWS, Kashmiri migrants, CW quota, sports quota, ECA quota. No, The admission process is good

The acceptance for BCom (hons) in Deen Dayal Updhyaya College, University of Delhi is completely merit-based and the average cut off is about 95% for admission. And 1% quota is available for girls during the admission process.

Eligibility of the course was nothing but 92% in the 12th boards which were as per the very first cut-off list in the general category. That time there was no Cuet test so we took the admission under a merit-based provision. Yes, there were many perks for reversed category candidates that only need to secure 60% (SC, ST) to get eligible for admission in dduc BA Program course.

My admission was based on my 12th board result. We were allowed to change our colleges thrice during the whole process of admission. When the first cut-off was released, I took admitted to Maitri College, DU but when the Second list came I took admitted to Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College.

I recently graduated from Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College BCom program and I'm so glad I chose to attend this college. The professors were knowledgeable, passionate and engaging, and the course material was comprehensive and well-structured. The college's support staff was also extremely helpful and accommodating, and there were plenty of resources available to help students succeed. The college also has a great network of alumni and a great career services department that was incredibly helpful in helping me find a job. Overall, my experience at Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College was excellent, and I would highly recommend it to anyone considering a BCom Hons. program.