Undergraduate Courses Offered in India

Institutions Offering Undergraduate Courses:

1) Cluster Innovative Centre: B.Tech in IT and Mathematical Innovations, B.A. in Humanities and Social Sciences

2) Faculty of Social Sciences: Five-year Integrated Program in Delhi School of Journalism, B.A. in geography, Economics, Political Sciences, Social Work, and Sociology.

3) Faculty of Education: Bachelor of Elementary Education

4) Indraprastha College for Women: B.A. in multimedia and mass communication

5) Faculty of Applied Sciences and Humanities: B.A. in Business Economics, Bachelor of Management Studies, and Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance

6) Music and Fine Arts: B.A. in Hindustani Music, B.A. in Karnataka Music, B.A. in Percussion Music

7) Faculty of Inter-disciplinary & Applied Sciences: B.Sc. in Physical Education, Health Education, and Sports

8) Faculty of Arts: B.A. in Vocational Studies – Arabic, Bengali, Hindi, German, English, Philosophy, French, Italian, Persian, Spanish, Urdu, Punjabi, Sanskrit, etc.

9) Faculty of Applied Social Sciences and Humanities: B.A. in Hindi Patrakarita, Journalism, B.Voc. in Health Care, Web Designing, Banking Operations, Printing Technology, Retail Management. 

10) Faculty of Mathematical Sciences: B.Sc. in Mathematical Sciences, Statistics, and Computer Science.

11) Faculty of Sciences: B.Sc. in Anthropology, Chemistry, Physics, Electronics, Instrumentation, Applied Physical Sciences, Geology, Bio-Medical, Home Science, Industrial Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Microbiology, and Polymer Science. 

12) Faculty of Commerce & Business Studies: B.Com. and B.Com. Hons

FAQ related to Undergraduate Courses: 

Question 1: What is the registration process for enrolling in DU?

Answer: Aspirants can register online on the official website of DU by following the guidelines on the portal, for enrolling in the admission process for the undergraduate courses.

Question 2: Do we have to fill an offline form for the admission process even after filling the online registration for admission in DU?

Answer: Since there is no offline form, thus students should be carefree after filling the online registration form for admission in DU. 

Question 3: Can students apply for multiple courses with filling only one online form? 

Answer: A single online form will provide the aspirants the option to register for all the desired courses of their interest. Through the same online application, they can apply for all the merit as well as entrance based undergraduate courses provided by DU.  

Question 4: Is it possible to make changes to the online application form once the fee is submitted?

Answer: The DU portal will charge a Rs 100 fine for making changes to the online application form after submission, this is possible till the last date of the registration process. However, students can update the marks obtained in specific subjects till the last date of the admission process to Undergraduate courses. 

Question 5: Do we need to use a different e-mail Id and register again if there are errors in the first online form submitted?

Answer: Since the portal allows the aspirants to register only once, therefore, it will require them to rectify the error by clicking on the “edit” option on the portal, which is available till the end date of the registration process and until the fee is not paid for the registration. 

Question 6: What are the methods to make payment for the registration process for admission to DU?

Answer: The DU has announced on its online portal that students will be able to make payments through credit/debit cards, and through Net banking, Neft, and Upi methods. 

Question 7: What are the ways to apply for DU admission through different quotas?

Answer: The registration forms provided on the online portal of the Delhi University provides the option to students of different quotas who are eligible for applying for admission in undergraduate courses, to select the ECA and Sports quota field and pay an additional fee of Rs 100. 

Question 8: Do the Entrance tests of DU consider students applying under the ECA and Sports quota?

Answer: The DU on its online portal has mentioned that students can’t apply for admission to undergraduate courses through entrance test under the ECA and Sports quota. 

Question 9: Is it possible to apply for any quota after the fee is paid for the registration process?

Answer: Once the fee is paid for the registration process, applicants will only be able to correct the errors in the form and subject marks by paying an additional fee of Rs 100, but they wouldn’t be able to select any quota field. 

Question 10: Unable to pay the registration fee or preview the application?

Applicants must ensure that they have filled out the asterisk fields on every page of the form and have uploaded all the required documents under the Uploads section. 

Question 11: What are the benefits offered to the gap year students?

Answer: The gap year students will be considered at par from the regular students, and there is no disadvantage for a gap year. They are just required to meet the requisite criteria and provide valid certificates for admission to undergraduate programs. 

Question 12: Will admissions be offered on first come first serve basis during the scheduled counselling?

Answer: The counselling is not based on a first come first serve basis, rather it depends on the merit basis as maximum marks scored by any student above the cutoff is called first for the counselling. 

Question 13: Can an applicant apply for B.A., BMS, and B. Com if they didn’t opt for Mathematics in class 12?

Answer: Mathematics is a necessary subject and without it the applicants cannot apply for these mentioned courses. 

Question 14: Can students take admission in two different undergraduate courses in DU or study the same course in two different colleges under DU simultaneously?

Answer: The applicants are eligible to get admission in only one college under the admission process, and they can’t pursue either studying the same course in two different colleges or study two different courses in the same college. In case, such students are found then their admission will be barred from the college.

Question 15: Are NIOS students eligible for getting admission to DU undergraduate courses?

Answer: The NIOS students are eligible for getting admission in DU colleges provided they meet all the requirements, have valid certificates, and must have cleared the cut-off.

Question 16: Is it necessary for students to carry the caste certificate during counselling?

Answer: It is recommended that the students must carry a valid and verified caste certificate if they are applying for admission in DU under the reserve quota, This certificate must be issued after March 31, 2020 and students belonging to the OBC sector must have a certificate that mentions they belong to the non-creamy layer as per the Central Government list 1.  Also, students claiming reservation under the EWS category must have a certificate issued by the SDM. 

Question 17: Can students still submit the registration form online if their board result is awaited?

Answer: The Du portal provides the “awaited” option in the “result status” on the academic details page of the registration form. Students will be able to update the marks till the last date of the admission process, by then they should ensure that they meet the cut off requirements during the stipulated time.