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Hello,

To create a DU preference list for BSc (Hons) with a focus on lower cutoff colleges,

• Identify your preferred BSc (Hons) subjects: Make a list of the BSc (Hons) specializations you're interested in (e.g., Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, etc.).
• Look at previous years' cutoffs for your chosen subjects in various DU colleges to get an idea of your eligibility.
• Look into colleges known for good science programs, even if they are not always the top-ranked ones. Consider factors like faculty, infrastructure (labs, libraries), and campus life.
• Based on your CUET score and the cutoff trends, categorize colleges into:

1. Top Tier
2. Mid Tier
3. Lower Tier

• Prioritize course over college in some cases, mix and match.

By following these steps and carefully researching your options, you can create a DU preference list that maximizes your chances of getting into a good BSc (Hons) program, even with a lower cutoff score.

Read the following article, you will find it helpful

https://university.careers360.com/articles/how-to-make-du-preference-list-2025

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South Delhi University is not a separate university but usually refers to colleges that come under the University of Delhi’s South Campus it is one of the two main campuses of Delhi University and is located in Benito Juarez Marg New Delhi many top colleges are part of South Campus like Sri Venkateswara College Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College and Jesus and Mary College these colleges offer undergraduate and postgraduate courses in arts commerce and science streams the South Campus is known for its good faculty clean environment and active student life admission to these colleges is mostly through CUET entrance exam and then merit-based selection it is well connected by metro and bus and provides good hostel and sports facilities too if you want more details like courses fee hostel or placement you can search about South Campus colleges of Delhi University on the official DU site or Careers360

Dear aspirant,

To create your DU UG 2025 preference sheet for B.Com (H) and B.Com with a 531/1000 score in the SC category you have to prioritize courses and colleges based on your preferences and the guidance of DU CSAS portal. With a score of 531/1000, it's realistic to expect that you may not get into the most competitive North Campus colleges for B.com (H) . But you can consider all available options, including South Campus and other colleges. For more detailed information please visit the link given below.

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https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-preference-list-2025-for-bcom

To get into B.A. (Hons.) Political Science at Delhi University through the CUET exam, you need to take one language subject from Section I and three domain subjects from Section II. At least two of these domain subjects should be from the core list, which includes subjects like Political Science, History, Economics, Sociology, and Geography. The third subject can be from either the core list or the secondary list.

As a science student, you're still eligible to apply. If you studied any subject in Class 12 that overlaps with the domain subjects in CUET, like Economics or even Mathematics, you can choose those. Even if you haven't studied Political Science or History, you can still appear for them in CUET. Just make sure you feel prepared to take those tests.

You're eligible for B.A Political Science at DU but not by choosing ONLY science subjects in CUET.

Here's what you should do:

For CUET there are upto 5 subjects you can choose

1. Language (Mandatory)

2.Two domain- relevant subjects such as political science+ history/sociology/geography (Mandatory)

3.Remaining two subjects are totally optional they can be:The General test(GK,Logical Reasoning etc)and any other subject even from science domain but it won't help with the eligbility for BA.Political Science

Remember:Only your Language and Two arts subjects count for eligibility

Hello Aspirant,

94 percentile in CUET UG is a decent score, and yes, you do have chances of getting admission in Delhi University (DU) for B.Sc. (Honours) courses.

With 94 percentile, you may not get top DU colleges like Hindu, SRCC, St. Stephen’s, Miranda House, or Hansraj, but you can definitely get good colleges like:

• Ramjas College

• Deshbandhu College

• Motilal Nehru College

• Dyal Singh College

• Acharya Narendra Dev College (for Bio courses)

• Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences

• Kalindi College (for girls)

All the best for your admission process.

If you scored 433 out of 750 in CUET and you belong to the EWS category, it will be very difficult to get admission in BSc (Hons) Botany at any South Campus college of Delhi University.

This is because Botany is a popular course and South Campus colleges usually have high cut-off scores. Most students who get selected for this course score more than 500 marks. Your score is lower than that range.

With 433 marks, you might still get a seat in some other colleges under Delhi University, but probably not for Botany (Hons) in South Campus. You may get other courses or general BSc programme in off-campus colleges.

With 615/800 in Best of 4 CUET subjects , you have good chances in several mid-tier DU colleges for Psychology Hons. Top colleges like LSR and Hindu may not be reachable unless you belong to a reserved category. Be sure to fill a wide range of choices to maximize your chances in Round 1.

Yes, you are eligible to pursue LLB with 70% marks in graduation from DU SOL (School of Open Learning).

For B.Sc. Mathematics (Hons) in Delhi University, the following are the top 5 colleges known for strong academics, good placements, discipline, and a safe campus environment:

1. Hindu College – North Campus
   One of DU’s most prestigious colleges, offers excellent faculty, placement support, and a well-guarded campus.

2. St. Stephen’s College – North Campus
   Highly reputed for its academic environment, strict discipline, and top placements, though admissions are based on both CUET and interview-based selection.

3. Kirori Mal College – North Campus
   Strong in mathematics, active student societies, and decent placement record for analytics and research roles.

4. Hansraj College – North Campus
   Offers great infrastructure, strong math department, and has a reputation for safety and discipline.

5. Ramjas College – North Campus
   Academically competitive, with regular seminars, research exposure, and a supportive campus environment.