DU admissions 2018 LIVE: The University is expected to announce the first cut-off list on June 19
DU admissions 2018 LIVE: The online registration process for Delhi University Undergraduate admission has been started today, May 15. All the candidates can apply online through the official website, du.ac.in. The Delhi University is expected to announce the first cut-off list on June 19. The last date for submitting the online application is June 7, There are over 56,000 seats on offer across 63 colleges. “The forms will be available from 6 pm on Tuesday; the information bulletin will also be available then. Students should read the instructions properly before filling the form… once the form is submitted and fees paid, it cannot be edited or deleted,” said Gurpreet Singh Tuteja, OSD, admission.
The Delhi University offers various undergraduate courses in and it’s colleges are ranked among the top institutes in the country. The university will also conduct open days from May 21 to May 29 at North Campus to provide information about the admission process. Below find steps on how to apply and what all documents will be required while filling the application form for UG courses.
DU admissions 2018 LIVE: The University is expected to announce the first cut-off list on June 19
Highlights
Step 1: After logging in, the applicant must read the declaration and accept it before starting the online registration process by clicking “Continue”.
Step 2: The entire registration form is divided into nine tabs (sections/pages) and applicant needs to enter details in each of the sections.
Step 1: To register online, an applicant must visit the following website, admission.du.ac.in
Step 2: The UG Admission Portal of the University of Delhi is mobile/tab friendly. However, the webpage may appear different on different devices. The instructions given below are for the webpage as it appears on a desktop/laptop.
Step 3: As a first time user, applicant shall go to “New Applicant Sign Up” to create the user account by clicking on the “New Registration” link.
Step 5: Under the “Create New Account” page, all fields are mandatory and indicated by a red asterisk (*) adjacent to the name of the field.
Step 6: Applicants who do not have a valid email-id must create an email-id before creating new account. The applicant m
Step 7: Enter your existing email-id and confirm it by entering it again, which will be your henceforth login-id and also will be used for the admission purposes.
Step 8: The applicant must choose the security question from the drop down menu and write an appropriate answer in the “Security Answer” box. The student must note it down (both the security question and security answer) as it would be required in case the applicant forgets the password, failing which, the applicant would not be able to access the registration account.
Step 9: Applicant shall then create a password (of minimum eight characters) for online registration. Enter the same password in “Confirm Password” text box.
Step 10: Applicant shall also provide a valid mobile phone number (10 digit number without any prefix, i.e. 0 or +91).
Step 11: After entering all the details, enter the “Captcha” in the text box (which is case sensitive).
Step 12: Applicant must ensure that all the details entered in the form are correct. Before submitting the details, applicant must confirm that the details entered are correct (by clicking the checkbox). Finally click the “Register” button to create a new user account.
Step 13: A screen will appear with the user?s registration account details. Applicant should save these details by clicking on the link “Click here to save this information for future reference”, which is a file, “Registration Detail.pdf” that can be saved in the applicant?s local device.
Step 14: A confirmation will be sent on your email account/mobile number after creation of the registration account. However, if you do not receive an email/mobile message, your user account is still functional.
Step 15: To proceed further, the applicant must visit the UG Admission portal home page by clicking on the link, “Continue to homepage” on the left side of the screen.
Step 16: Once registered, the applicant can now log on to the UG admission portal to complete the online registration form. In the “Registered Applicant Sign In” on the right side, applicant shall enter “registered email-id” as username and the “password”, as entered by the applicant during sign up. The applicant must enter the characters in the “Captcha Image” text box and accept the undertaking before proceeding to “login”.
Step 17: In case the applicant has forgotten the password or wishes to reset it, the applicant can do so by clicking “Reset Password” button. The applicant can reset the password in two different ways for which the links are provided in the drop-down menu
Step 1: Enter your valid Email id.
Step 2: Registered email and Phone no will be used for future correspondence.
Step 3: You can proceed beyond mandatory upload page/section only after you have uploaded all the required documents
Step 4: Password of minimum 8 characters including 1 uppercase letter, 1 special character, alphanumeric characters should be chosen.
Applicants must apply only through one application form for admission to the undergraduate programmes ,viz.
I . Undergraduate Merit based programmes II. Undergraduate Entrance based programmes through this admission portal.
During the registration process, fields namely name, email, gender and board roll number can't be changed/modified once entered.
Once a payment is made, the application cannot be edited.
Sports/ECA, Kashmiri Migrant and Ward quota are not available in all Entrance based courses
Certificates to be uploaded at the time of registration
The cut-off will be calculated on the basis of the ‘Best of Four’ formula wherein the average of thehighest marks of any four subjects will be considered. The candidates who will meet the cut-off will be called for document verification and payment of admission fees into the respective college.
2016
BA (Honours) English
The highest cut off was by Ramjas College at 98.75 closely followed by Hindu College and Lady Shri Ram College for Women at 97.5 per cent. Mata Sundri College for Women had the lowest percentage in the first cut-off for the general category at 90 per cent.
BCom (Honours)
Ramjas College had the highest cut off among all subjects and colleges with 99.25 per cent. Sri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), ranked among the best in the country for commerce, announced its cut off at 98.25.
BA (Hons) Economics
For this course, Ramjas college and Kalindi collegehad the highest first cut off for the general category at 98.5 per cent, closely followed by Hindu college at 97.75 per cent. The lowest in the first list for BA (Honours) Economics was 94 per cent by Shyam Lal College and Kalindi College.
BA Programme
LGBT Khalsa had the highest cut off for this course last year at 97.25 per cent, followed by Shri Ram College for Women had a cut off of 96.75 per cent. Bhagini Nivedita College’s cut off for BA Programme was as low as 68 per cent.
The last date for submitting the forms is June 7, and candidates can apply for both merit-based and entrance-based courses in the same form. There are over 56,000 seats on offer across 63 colleges. The application fees for the general category is Rs 150, while Rs 75 for SC/ST students. The fee will have to be paid online.
This year, the entrance test for admission to Delhi University’s postgraduate, MPhil and PhD courses will be held online. The university has been trying to take the test online for a few years now. “It is an Executive Council (EC) resolution… so the entrance test will be online this year. The conducting and implementing part, however, is with the examination department,” a senior official at the university said. The EC is the highest statutory body of the university, which gives approval to new policies and changes to existing policies. The plan was put on hold last year following protests from student organisations, who argued that the online test will pose a disadvantage to students coming from poor and backward regions.
The first cut-off is likely to release on June 19. Following the previous year trends, the cut-off is likely to vary between 95 to 99 per cent.
What was the cut-off in 2017
BA (English)
Last year, most colleges reduced their cut-off by 0.25 to 1 per cent to 95 percent. In 2016, the percentage required for admission in the popular colleges remained between 97 and 98 per cent. However, in 2017, Shri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College (SGTB Khalsa) set the first cut-off and second cut-off at 98.75 per cent and 96.75 per cent respectively.
BCom (Honours) and Economics
Sri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), ranked among the best in the country for commerce programmes, set its cut-off at 97.75 per cent for B.Com (hons) and Economics (hons). However, SGTB Khalsa College had hit the headlines for demanding high percentage in the said course. They announced their first cut-off at 98 per cent for BCom (Hons) and 98.25 per cent for Economics.
Other courses
At Shri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College, which had set a record for the highest cut-off for most subjects in the first list, the highest dip was for Chemistry (Hons), where the cut-off had come down by 2 per cent. For Political Science (Hons), which saw a 99 per cent cut-off in the first list, the figure had come down by 1.75 percentage point to 97.25 per cent.
But it is courses such as Geography, Sociology, Botany and Zoology, where the dip in cut-off varied between 0.5 and 2 percentage points. Incidentally, popular colleges that had placed cut-offs below 95 per cent had been able to fill the seats. Cut-offs for both subjects in the first list was 92 per cent.
Applied Social Sciences & Humanities, Arts, Commerce & Business Studies, Education, Ayurvedic & Unani Medicine, Interdiciplinary & Applied Sciences, Law, Mathematical Sciences, Management Studies, Music & Fine Arts, Social Sciences, Science, Medical Sciences, Technology
Last date of application - June 7, 2018
DU first cut-off list - Fourth week of June 2018
Document verification for first cut-off - Fourth week of June 2018
DU second cut-off list - First week of July 2018
The Delhi University administration is making all efforts to avoid any technical glitches during the online registration process for admission to various courses in its affiliated colleges, beginning today. Last year, technical glitches in the online portal surfaced right from day one of the admission process. The website’s server went down and many aspirants failed to access the portal.
“We have opened all tabs and ensuring zero technical glitches,” Officer on Special Duty (Admission) Ashutosh Bharadwaj said. While the registration for undergraduate programmes will commence tomorrow from 6 pm onwards, postgraduate programmes and postgraduate diploma in cyber security and law registrations will begin on May 18. Registration for Ph.D and M.Phil programmes will begin on May 20. Meanwhile, Delhi University Students Union (DUSU) president Rocky Tuseed said the union would set up a centre on North Campus to help aspirants in the registration process.
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Admissions to all the courses for this academic session, and registration process for all categories and quotas will be online. The candidates have to submit the online application before the last date of the closing of admission procedure, failing can lead to rejection of their application procedure. Open days will also be conducted by the university from May 21 to May 29 at North Campus to provide information about the admission process.
Here are the documents required to apply online
— Class 10 Board Examination Certificate
— Class 10 Mark-Sheet
— Class 12 Mark-Sheet
— Class 12 Provisional Certificate / Original Certificate
— Recent Character Certificate
— SC/ST/PwD/CW/KM Certificate (in the name of the applicant) issued by the competent authority
— OBC (non-Creamy Layer) Certificate (in the name of the applicant) as in central list
— Transfer certificate from school / college as well as migration certificate from board / university are required from those students who have passed senior secondary exam from outside Delhi
— Two passport size self-attested photographs
Only self-attested copies of documents / papers will be accepted by the university. If any false attestation / falsified records are submitted, the student will be debarred from attending any programme in the university / or its colleges for next five years and in addition, a criminal case under relevant sections of IPC will be instituted against him/her.
The online admission process will begin at 6 pm.
Here are the documents required to apply online
Scanned Photograph and signature (maximum size: 50KB), Identity Proof (maximum size – 50 KB). Valid email ID and mobile number, Class 10th Board Certificate, Class 12th Marks-sheet (if result declared), Caste Certificate (If applicable), Income Certificate (for OBC-NCL), Sport Certificate(s) for last three years (If applicable), Extra Curricular Activities Certificate(s)
The online admission process of Delhi University will commence shortly. Candidates can apply through the official website, du.ac.in from 6 pm. Students have to fill the passing certificates and other details. From this year, the university will conduct online computer based entrance tests for selected undergraduate ,post graduate and MPhil, PhD courses in 18 cities. The last date for submitting the online application is June 7, There are over 56,000 seats on offer across 63 colleges