DU Delhi All Questions

HELLO,

For admission to Delhi University through CUET UG , your chances depends on your CUET score out of 750 , the program you are applying for and the college preference. Since you are a Humanities students who attempted one language , one domain subject and the general test, here is a general idea :-

1.Top colleges like Hindu, Hansraj , Lady Shri Ram , Miranda House , SRCC , Ramjas ,Kirori Mal :-

• requires a very high CUET score like you should aim for 650 + out of 750 for popular courses like Political Science , Psychology , English , Economics , History

2.Mid Tier Colleges like Gargi, Kamla Nehru , Daulat Ram , PGDAV :-

• Generally accepts scores around 550-600 out of 750 depending on the course demand

3.Other DU colleges off campus or less competitive courses may considers students with scores in the range of 450-500 out of 750 .

4.Cut offs vary every year depending on the number of applicants, difficulty level of CUET, reservation category and course popularity

5.If you belong to SC/ST/OBC Categories then you may get admission at a relatively lower score compared to general category students.

You can visit the links for more info:- DU PG seat allotment 2025 (https://pgadmission.uod.ac.in/index.php/site/login)

https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-colleges-ranking

Hope this Helps!

Hey Tanuj:)

No worries,If you failed in class 10th and got an E grade but passed over all, it doesn't stop you from applying for B.com at DU through CUET.

CUET eligbility is based only on class 12th,not class 10th marks.So, focus on doing well in class 12th and choose your CUET subjects wisely.

For most government and private jobs,after 12th or graduation, only need you to pass class 12 and hold a degree.

So, you're fully eligible for CUET,DU B.com and most jobs.

Yes, the second-round seat allotment for DU ITEP (NCET 2025) has started on August 20, 2025. Students can accept their allotted seats from August 20 to August 23 (4:59 pm). Colleges will complete verification between August 20 and August 24 (4:59 pm). The last date to pay admission fees is August 25 (4:59 pm). Candidates must log in to the official DU ITEP portal to check their allotment status and complete the process on time.

Hello,

In counselling and admission processes, many students make small mistakes during form filling, so you are not alone. Generally, most universities or counselling authorities allow students to edit or reset their choices before the second round. Since you mentioned DUIPU (probably Delhi-based quota like Delhi University or IPU counselling), if you have passed class 11th and 12th from Delhi, then you are eligible for the 85–90% Delhi region quota. If you missed ticking that during the first round, you must check whether the portal allows corrections in round 2. Usually, during the choice filling before round 2, a correction window is provided. If not, you should immediately contact the helpline number or official email ID of the counselling authority and raise a grievance.

Thank you for raising this question, and I hope you are able to fix your registration issue successfully.

Yes, you can opt for Geography as a domain subject in CUET 2026 even if you didn’t study it in 12th grade. NTA allows candidates to choose any of the available domain subjects.

However, Delhi University (DU) may have specific subject prerequisites for certain courses, so check the course requirements carefully.

Programs like B.A. (Hons.) Geography typically require Geography as a domain subject.

Next steps:

1. Review DU’s official CUET subject combination list to confirm eligibility.

2. Prepare using NCERT textbooks and recommended materials.

3. Stay updated with NTA and DU announcements for any changes.

Having an outdated photo on your Aadhaar card might cause some issues during DU admissions, but it's not a dealbreaker. While the DU CSAS (Common Seat Allocation System) form requires Aadhaar details, you can potentially use your school ID instead, or explain the situation to the admissions officials.

While an outdated Aadhaar photo is not ideal, it shouldn't prevent you from applying to DU. Use your school ID as an alternative, If possible, update your Aadhaar photo as soon as you can.

Good luck..

Hello Yamini!

The fill correct subject mapping error usually occurs when the subjects you have entered do not align exactly with the options or combinations expected by the counselling portal. For DU NCET counselling, the system is quite particular subject names in your marksheet must be selected exactly as they appear in the drop-down list during form filling. Sometimes, certain browsers or devices may not display the drop-down properly, which is why you see no subject option. Try using a laptop instead of a phone, clear cache, or switch to a different browser like Chrome . If the issue continues, contact the official helpline or DU’s NCET counselling support via email or phone—they can reset or correct your mapping. Avoid submitting the form with wrong mapping as it may affect eligibility.

Thank you.

Hello aspirant,

The results of the DU CUET PG CW (Combined Weighted) 2025 are still pending. On May 6, 2025, the National Testing Agency (NTA) released the results for every applicant who took the CUET PG exam.  The official website allows anyone to view the results.

Thank you

Hope it helps you

Yes, since most universities, including DU, accept "appearing candidates," you can take the CUET-PG exam in your sixth semester even though you have an active backlog.
However, until you clear the backlog and turn in your final grade, your admission will be provisional.
Results for the sixth semester are usually released by DU by the end of July, which may coincide with the dates for CUET-PG admission.

Your admission may be cancelled if the backlog is not cleared prior to the final document verification.
Since IIT JAM's admissions process ends in late July, you need to make sure that results and backlogs are cleared in time.

BVoc Banking is a vocational course and not all DU colleges follow the same syllabus. However, for 1st semester, core topics generally include Principles of Banking, Basics of Accounting, and Communication Skills. Notes can be found through DU college portals, student forums, or your professors. Request help from seniors if study material is not available online.