Is the College of Vocational Studies a private or government institute?

The College Of Vocational Studies is a constituent & Public college of the University of Delhi. It is a fully university-maintained institution administered by a statutory Governing Body.

How to get admission into the College of Vocational Studies?

The College of vocational studies admission process is completely online. Candidates seeking admission are required to apply online on the official website. Admission to UG courses is done on the basis of CUET scores followed by e-counseling. The marks obtained by the candidate in CUET 2024 will be considered for computing the total marks according to the Program-Specific combinations of subjects for deciding merit and granting admissions in the undergraduate programs.

What is the College of Vocational Studies CUET cutoff?

According to the latest cutoff data, candidates seeking admission at the College of Vocational Studies can expect the CUET UG cutoff 2024 to be around 631-747 for BA (Hons) courses, 724 for BSc (Hons.), 608 for BMS, and 747 for B.Com (Hons) in the general category.

What is unique about the College of Vocational Studies?

The College Of Vocational Studies offers many unique BVoc courses in specializations such as Office management and secretarial practice, tourism management, human resource management, management and marketing of insurance, marketing management, and retail business.

What are the specializations under the BA course at the College Of Vocational Studies?

The specializations offered under the BA course at the College of Vocational Studies include BA (Hons.) courses in History, Economics, Hindi, and English.

How many seats are allocated to each course in the College Of Vocational Studies?

Seats allotted to CVS college students are as follows:The total number of seats allocated for the BMS program is 51 seats.The total number of seats for BA Vocational Studies in CVS College varies from 55 to 110.The total number of seats for BA (Hons.) varies from 51 to 68.The total number of seats for Bcom Hons are 85 seats.

What are the course fees for various courses at the College Of Vocational Studies?

The course fees for various courses at the College of Vocational Studies range between INR 12,830 and INR 45,006. The total fees for BA (Hons.) are from INR 12,830 to INR 27,660, the total fees for BVoc, BCom, and BMS courses are INR 12,830, and the total fees for the BSc course are INR 45,006.

What is the eligibility criteria for BCom at the College Of Vocational Studies?

The eligibility criteria for BCom at the College Of Vocational Studies is a 10 + 2 qualification with an aggregate of 45% marks and mathematics as compulsory subjects

What are the documents required at the time of admission in the College Of Vocational Studies?

The following documents are required at the time of admission to CVS:Migration Certificate2 passport/stamp size photographsMarksheets of 10th and 12th classProvisional Certificate

Does the College Of Vocational Studies offer scholarships?

Yes, the College Of Vocational Studies provides scholarships to its students wanting admission to the UG courses offered by the college. Scholarships are given to the meritorious students and deserving candidates belonging to the SC/ST and OBC categories.

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College of Vocational Studies (CVS) Cutoff 2022 is out now. Delhi University has released the spot round 2 allocation list for admission to UG courses. Candidates who have registered for spot round admissions can check the seat allotment result on Delhi University’s CSAS portal - ugadmission.uod.ac.in. Candidates can accept the allotted seat between December 3 and December 4. The last date to pay the admission fee for the allotted seat is December 6.

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College Of Vocational Studies Delhi Cutoff 2022
College Of Vocational Studies Delhi Merit List 2022: Important Dates
CVS Cut Off FAQ’s

College Of Vocational Studies Delhi Cutoff 2022

CVS Delhi Cutoff 2022 for UG courses will be strictly based on CUET scores. The cutoff depends on various factors such as the program chosen, the position of the candidate on the CUET merit list, reservation criteria, and the availability of seats. Upon acceptance of seat, the college will check eligibility, verify documents, and confirm admission after receiving the fee payment. Candidates can check the course-wise cutoff in the table below:

Cutoff 2022	Status
First Cutoff	Released
Second Cutoff	Released
Third Cutoff	Released
Spot Round Cutoff	Released
Spot Round 2 Cutoff	Released

College Of Vocational Studies Delhi Merit List 2022: Important Dates

Event	Dates
CSAS 2022 Registrations Window (Phase 1)	September 12 – October 12, 2022
CSAS Phase 2 (Filling of college and programs preferences)	October 12, 2022
CSAS Phase 1 & Phase 2 Correction Window	October 11 – October 13, 2022
Declaration of Simulated List	October 14, 2022
Preference Change Window	October 14 – October 16, 2022
Declaration of First CSAS Allocation List	October 19, 2022
Acceptance of seats allocated in the first round	October 19 – 21, 2022
Colleges to Verify and Approve the online application (Round 1)	October 19 – October 22, 2022
Last date of Online payment of admission fees by the Candidates (Round 1)	October 24, 2022
Display of vacant seats after the first allocation	October 25, 2022
Window to Re-order Higher Preferences	October 25 – October 27, 2022
Declaration of Second CSAS Allocation List	October 30, 2022
Acceptance of seats allocated in the Second round	October 31 – November 1, 2022
Colleges to Verify and Approve the online application (Round 2)	October 31 – November 2, 2022
Last date of Online payment of admission fees by the Candidates (Round 2)	November 3, 2022
Display of vacant seats after the second allocation	November 4, 2022
Mid-Entry, Window to Re-order Higher Preferences (Round 3)	November 5 – November 7, 2022
Declaration of Third CSAS Allocation List	November 13, 2022
Acceptance of seats allocated in the Third round	November 14 – November 15, 2022
Colleges to Verify and Approve the online application (Round 3)	November 14 – November 16, 2022
Last date of Online payment of admission fees by the Candidates (Round 3)	November 17, 2022
Announcement of First Spot Allocation Round for vacant seats	November 20, 2022
Application window for Spot Allocation Round	November 21 – November 22, 2022
Declaration of First Spot Allocation List	November 23, 2022
Acceptance of seats allocated in the Spot round	November 24 – November 25, 2022
Colleges to Verify and Approve the online application (Spot Round)	November 24 – November 26, 2022
Last date of Online payment of admission fees by the Candidates (Spot Round)	November 27, 2022
Declaration of Vacant Seats for Spot Round II	November 28, 2022
Candidates to apply for Spot Round II	November 29 – November 30, 2022
Declaration of Spot Round II Allocation List	December 02, 2022
Acceptance of seats allocated in the Spot Round II	December 03, 2022 – December 04, 2022
Colleges to Verify and Approve the online application (Spot Round II)	December 03, 2022 – December 05, 2022
Last date of Online payment of admission fees by the Candidates (Spot Round II)	December 06, 2022

College of Vocational Studies Cut Off FAQs

Ques. Can I take admission to B.Sc. (H), if I qualify for the College of Vocational Studies cut off in the first list?

Ans. Yes, the College of Vocational Studies provides admissions to B.Sc.(H) to the students who score the equivalent to or higher than the cutoff scores in the UG cutoff in the first list.

Ques. How will I get confirmation if I qualify for the College of Vocational Studies cutoff for admission?

Ans. The announcement of cut off lists for all UG programmes/ categories of applicants for admission in College of Vocational Studies will be made through the university and college website. After this, the cutoff marks which are the basis of admission to the college will be displayed on the notice board, from time to time, in accordance with the university schedule during the admission period.

Ques. I did not opt for B.Com. (H) at College of Vocational Studies, but I qualified for the cutoff. Can I still apply?

Ans. Even when he has qualified for the cutoff, the students will not be considered eligible for selecting B.Com. (H) at the College of Vocational Studies. According to the rules of DU, only those applicants who have chosen the exact college and their course combination in the common application of DU UG Merit Based Admission, are eligible to apply for admission upon qualifying the cut off.

Ques. What was the highest cutoff score for different courses in the College of Vocational Studies?

Ans. The highest cutoff scores for different courses in the College of Vocational Studies are given below:

Course	Highest Cutoff Scores
B.Com.(H)	96.5
B.A.(H) Economics	96.5
B.A. (H) History	92
B.Sc. (H)	92.5

Ques.What will happen if I don’t appear for the document verification process after the declaration of College of Vocational Studies?

Ans. The candidature of the candidate will be forfeited if he or she does not appear for the verification process in the College of Vocational Studies. The testimonial verification is so important that if not done can lead to the rejection of the admission claim of the student who fails in the admission procedure.

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College of Vocational Studies, Delhi University, CUET Cutoff 2023

College of Vocational Studies, Delhi University, CUET Cutoff 2023 for General Category is listed below. The overall cutoff marks for CUET is 608 - 746.9

Courses	Round 1 (Cutoff marks)
BA (Hons.) Economics	746.9
B.Com (Hons.)	746.9
BA (Hons.) English	743.05
B.Sc (Hons.) Computer Science	723.8
BA (Hons.) History	712.25

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College of Vocational Studies, Delhi University, DU JAT Cutoff 2021

College of Vocational Studies, Delhi University, DU JAT Cutoff 2021 for General Category is listed below. The overall cutoff rank for DU JAT is 340

Courses	Round 1 (Closing rank)	Round 2 (Closing rank)	Round 3 (Closing rank)
BMS	340	422	441

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I applied for IP University and I got admission in Maharaja surajmal for bba and VIPs for eco hons but in spot round , I got cvs, du for bms. I chose this college becoz of the renowed name of University of delhi and professionalism of BMS course. No, I didn't got any rejected, I just applied for ipu and du, I got a seat in both of them For our college, we have to go for CUET test after which, there are various rounds to qualify for the admission and for ipu we have to give CET. I got admission in cvs for bms at 495 marks out of 650 in spot round 2. Admission process was not so much complex.

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I applied to IPM of Indore, Rohtak, Ip university, Dtu for bba and du I got selected for eco hons at ipu and dtu bba at first, while I didn't get any seat till then in du rounds , I went to dtu bba till 2 weeks and the experience was good but then I got selected in CVS is spot round 2 in du, although this new college was far from my home the name of du made the difference and the course BMS is also sought after which made me submit withdrawal in dtu, in preferences I wrote Srcc and Shaheed Sukhdev, Sri Guru Gobind Singh above in preference list and this course must be at 15 th place To get admission in this college you have to give cuet exam and register your score in csas portal of du , to get into BMS , you have to give exams of english, maths, general test.

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