My admission was based on the percentage achieved in the 12th board. Application forms and fee details are available on the DU website. Cut-off depends and varies as per course and category. I am from OBC non-creamy layer therefore I received the Constitutional benefit of the quota. I wish our admission could have been on an entrance basis but it was based on percentage but now CUET provides a fair and level playing field to every candidate.

It was a one-time thing but at the time of my admission, our college had admissions and it was fine when it was online but during offline classes, it was a pain due to the insufficiency of seats in classrooms. It was corrected by the next batch of students but I hope nothing similar happens in the future.

During My time the admission process was through CUET[Common University Entrance Test] And it is followed up by various universities asking to register on their portals. In my case, as I wanted to take admitted to DU I have to register myself on CSAS Portal The eligibility to take admission under various programmes and the subject combinations are provided in the brochure of CUET and also in the University brochure In my case for bcom hons [Mathematics/Accounts+English[Compulsory In Du]+2 subject from list B1 or either 1 subject from list B2. You can find all the updates regarding examination, application and other important dates through the official website of CUET {cuet.Samarth.ac.in} During our time CUET was initiated for the very first time so the whole process created a lot of mess. as it was the first time and also covid resulted in late implementation and made the process lengthy. As time passes it will keep getting improve

The admission process was quite smooth as admissions were based on a cutoff system of class 12th percentage back then at Delhi University. Philosophy Honours did not require studying any particular subject in class 12th as an eligibility criterion. The form was available on the website of university. The admission process now has changed since the inception of the Common University Entrance Test (CUET)

Eligibility of the course depends upon how much percentage is yours and if it matches with the cut-off of the college for that particular course you applied for. Admission process is a lengthy process which consists of selecting the college you want only if your percentage is matching with the cut-off per cent. Application forms for admission are made available on the DU website and you can get all the information regarding application forms, cut-off lists etc on the DU website. Reservation benefits help in getting admission easily for the OBC, EWS, SC, and ST candidates in the college at a lower cut-off than the general category. Everything is up to the mark related to the admission process there is no kind of delay or problem in it. The only thing is that sometimes the site gets crashes because of too many students using the website at the same time but it's a minor problem, not a big deal.

The eligibility of the course is that your percentage should be higher than the cutoff percentage of the college. Application forms are made available on the DU website and also on the college website you can check there easily. Reservation benefits help you to take admission to a high-ranked college at low cut-off than that of the general category Many improvements are required in the admission process as the site crashes easily and the servers are very slow.

Course Eligibility is that your percentage should be higher than the cutoff of the college in any particular course. Application forms are made available on the DU website you can check any information regarding than on it http://www.du.ac.in Reservation benefits help you to take admission to any kind of college at a lower cut-off than the usual cut-off of the general category. No improvement want in the admission process.

Eligibility of the course is that percentage should be higher than the cutoff given by the college which is usually more than 94 per cent. Application forms are made available on the DU website and college website as well as http://www.du.ac.in Reservation benefits help you to take admission to the college at a lower cut-off than the usual cut-off of the general category. improvement should be done in the admission process as the website crashes easily. The servers of DU are very bad.

Eligibility, of course, depends upon the percentage you got or if it matches the cut-off or not ..if it matches the cut off then you will get admission easily. All application forms are available on DU website. http://www.du.ac.in. Reservation benefits help in getting admission of some particular students easily in the lower cut-off. No need for improvement in the admission process everything is fine and well good.

The eligibility of the course percentage should be higher than the cutoff. Application forms are made available on the DU website. Reservation benefits help you to take admission to a good college at low cut-off than the general category. It is a great benefit. Many improvements want in the admission process. Because of the site crash system.