With over a lakh forms sold every year the colleges that collectively constitute the north campus, south campus and off campus colleges continue to be the most sought after for courses in arts, science and commerce.

Delhi University 2019 Registration for UG courses has been started from 30th May 2019. Admission Process: Registration for the merit-based and entrance based courses can be done on the same portal through one application. Details of applicant’s marks in the…

The online registration process for admission at the School of Open Learning (SOL), University of Delhi (DU) has begun today – June 1, 2019 as per the schedule. Students who wish to study from the open or distance learning mode of DU can apply at the official…

A lot of new changes are in store for students who are willing to take admissions in the Delhi University this time, with its online registration process commencing Thursday: Students will be able to edit their forms once after filling them at an additional…

Over 1.43 lakh students have registered on the Delhi University’s admission website till Saturday, the varsity said. The university started online registrations on May 30 and the process will end on June 14. The first cut-off list is likely to be released…

The first admission cutoff of the Delhi University is usually released around the 3rd Week of June 2019. The first cutoff will be released in the online mode only and it is released separately by each college. The undergraduate forms were released on 30th…

Delhi University (DU) has begun the registration process for admissions to its Post Graduate (PG) courses. The application forms will be available on the official website of Delhi University- www.du.ac.in. The registration process for admission to all the…

Over 2.14 lakh students have registered on the Delhi University’s website for admissions to undergraduate courses till Tuesday, the varsity said. The university started registrations on May 30 for undergraduate courses and the admission process will end on…

BCom programme. For admission to Bachelors of Arts (BA) Economics honours and BCom programme from the academic session 2019-20 onwards.

Students complained against the non-functioning "edit" option in admission forms on the second Open Day at the Delhi University (DU) on Monday.

DU first cut-off list. The Delhi University (DU) is likely to release its first cut-off list by the end of this month as the Delhi High Court.

Career in journalism. Delhi University (DU) professors, students graduating in these subjects often move to take up a career in journalism.

In a departure from previous years, Delhi University (DU) has made it mandatory for aspirants to include mathematics in their ‘best of four’ subjects, if they want admission to Economics (Hons). However, while DU officials said the policy would be the same…

The Delhi University uploaded the revised eligibility criteria for admission to the undergraduate courses in DU for 2019-2020 academic sessions in PDF version on its official website du.ac.in. According to information mentioned in it, aspirants who scored…

 A lot of students must have decided to take admission in Delhi University. Every year students from different part of country join Delhi University.  For outstation students, being in Delhi will be fun with few hurdles. Some of them are listed below: 1.…

Table of Contents1 B.Sc. Mathematics is one of the most famous course in Delhi University and the course which is opted by most of students. The course receives high number of applications every year.  Colleges are listed based on the factors of academics…

Table of Contents Among some famous courses of arts , Geography is another course that most of students go for. Geography programme provide you a broad understanding of geographical aspects of human ,society and environment so on. If you are thinking of opting…

Delhi university sky high cut-off always make it hard for students to get admission in some elite college. At such time considering evening colleges as well can prove to be an insightful idea. Most of students have a wrong perception about evening colleges…