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DU CSAS UG Registration [B.Com] | May 28, 2024 - Jul 31, 2024 |
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Delhi University B.Com admission 2024 is ongoing. DU CSAS UG 2024 application form correction window is open till August 04. Candidates who have applied for admission to B.Com /B.Com (Hons) at affiliated colleges of Delhi University can make corrections to their application form on the CSAS(UG) dashboard (ugadmission.uod.ac.in). DU CSAS UG Phase 2 schedule for filling college/course preferences will be announced soon.
B.Com and B.Com (Hons.) programs in Delhi University are offered by more than 50 colleges. Some popular colleges offering B.Com and B.Com Honors programs include Kirori Mal College, Gargi College, Delhi College of Arts and Commerce, Aryabhatta College, Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College, etc. Delhi University will start registrations for the seat allotment process after the CUET UG result declaration. Candidates who appeared for the CUET UG examination can register on the Delhi University’s Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal at ugadmission.uod.ac.in. CSAS UG application fee is INR 250 for UR/OBC-NCL/EWS and INR 100 for SC/ST/PwBD candidates. Check DU Admission 2024
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Candidates applying for B.Com admission at Delhi University except (DU SOL and NCWEB) must clear the Common University Entrance Test (CUET UG). Those who qualify the entrance examination will be required to register on Delhi University’s Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal for seat allocation. The admission process includes three phases, in the first phase aspirants are required to fill the CSAS portal by visiting the official website – ugadmission.uod.ac.in. Phase 2 includes filling out programs and college preferences and seat allotment will be done in the third phase. The university will be conducting multiple rounds of seat allocation based on the colleges and programs combination filled by students. Selected candidates then can choose to accept/freeze or upgrade their seats by the given date. Upon acceptance of a seat, the respective college will check eligibility, verify documents, and confirm admission after receiving the fee payment.
Admission through Sports and Extracurricular Activities (ECA): Candidates are required to appear in a performance test along with the CUET. Selection of candidates will be made on the basis of combined score of CUET (25%) and performance test (75%). Certificates will also be considered for the same along with the CUET score.
Seat Reservation: As per the DU admission policy, 50% seats are reserved for minorities in colleges like St. Stephens. 85% of marks for admission will be taken from the CUET, and the remaining 15% will be decided by colleges. Admission to the remaining 50% seats will be done on the basis of CUET marks only.
Candidates seeking admission to more than 90 affiliated colleges of Delhi University must register for CUET examination first and then on Delhi University’s Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS). The application process for Delhi University UG admisisons is mentioned below:
Delhi University B.Com Application Process Through CUET UG
Delhi University Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) Application Process
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Combination I: Any one Language from List A + Any two subjects from List B1 + Any one subject from either List B1 or List B2
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Combination II: Any one Language from List A + Any one subject from either List B1 or List B2 + SECTION III of CUET (General Test)
Merit will be based on the best CUET scores obtained from any of the above-mentioned combinations of subjects.
Check CUET Exam Pattern
The syllabus and scheme of examination for the B.Com program are based on the choice based credit system. The course work is extended for three years that is for six semesters. Each semester has an end term examination through which the performance of students in academics is analyzed.
The B.Com. course curriculum is well-structured with core courses, discipline-specific elective courses, generic elective courses, dissertation/project.
Here are the semester wise courses of B.Com:
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Discipline-Specific Elective I: Anyone
Discipline-Specific Elective II: Anyone
Skill-based: Anyone
Generic Elective I :
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Discipline-Specific Elective III:
Skill-based:
Discipline Specific Elective IV
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Central Placement Cell assures that the students are placed in reputed companies, Government jobs and other private sectors. The cell provides an excellent guidance & support to the students, and helps them to achieve suitable jobs in reputed organizations after Graduation completion. As per the NIRF 2024 report submitted by Delhi University, the median salary package offered to UG (3-year) students was INR 5.5 LPA in 2023.
The placement process involves:
Pre Placement Process:
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Ques. Does Delhi University conduct any entrance exam for B.Com. admission?
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Ques. What is the percentage to be maintained in order to get the B.Com degree at Delhi University?
Ques. What are the opportunities available for the students with B.Com Qualification from Delhi University?
Ques. Why should I choose Delhi University for B.Com?
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Cost To Study | - | Total Fees ₹39555 (3 Years ) Hostel Fees ₹19700 | - | Total Fees ₹185000 (3 Years ) |
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Highest Salary | ₹4480000 | - | ₹1475000 | ₹2000000 |
Average Salary | ₹1180000 | - | ₹650000 | - |
General Course Details | Duration - 3 Years Course Offered - Full Time Mode - Full Time Degree Type - On Campus Course Level - Graduation Course Credential - Degree | Duration - 3 Years Course Offered - Full Time Total Seats - 210 Mode - Full Time Degree Type - On Campus Course Level - Graduation Course Credential - Degree | Duration - 3 Years Course Offered - Full Time Mode - Full Time Degree Type - On Campus Course Level - Graduation Course Credential - Degree | Duration - 3 Years Course Offered - Full Time Mode - Full Time Degree Type - On Campus Course Level - Graduation Course Credential - Degree |
Eligibility | 10+2 | 10+2 | 10+2 | 10+2 |
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Approx more then 40 students can be seated in one class. The total strenght of students in y course is approx 350 divided in different sections. I feel the ratior of girls and boys would be 1:3. There is alot of cultural diversity in Delhi university. People came across different states like assam, rajsthan, bihar and many more . My peer group is very supportive and I came to learn alot from them as everybody is from different state like MP, Uttrakhand, Jharkand, Rajasthan,Haryana. We have marks for attendance in class, assignments, tests. I personally feel most of them attend for attendance and good marks as compared to learning.
50 student seat in one class and the classes are also divided in section It's girl's college Majority of students are from other states Peer group is good and friendly We get marks for attendence Yes they attend classes for learning
we have 3 section in total in bcom program and class strength is 40 -50 students per section however we have common courses like SEC and VAC were we share class with other courses students of other courses girls to boys ratio is fair around 3:7 class diversity is good we have students from all over the country even outside India some from afganistan and south africa majority of which are from plains i.e rajasthan delhi haryana up and bihar but im from uttrakhand and i am friend with students from my students peer group is good it totally depends upon your interests whoem u want to spend time with i would recommend you to participate in orientation and meet every one and be open towards everyone because every one share different experiences yes we do have participation marks in form of continuous assesement in class and the more you are inclined in participation in class the more teacher would observe u and reward marks in practicals
• Infrastructure of DRC is quietly poor. • Total strength of my classroom is approx 70 but alloted rooms for classes are WAY TOO SMALL. • It's a complete girls college, so no girls: boys exist. • Yes , variety of kids of various cultures can be found from whole india, but majority is from North India (Haryana, UP, Bihar, Delhi). • Yes, collective learning and growing environment persists in my classroom. • Class participation SURELY carries marks. • it's only 30% of the students who genuinely attend classes for learning. Since outside college, there exists a lot of opportunities which have more growth chances. Students tend to keep themselves more included in society works rather. It's good to see students prioritising what's more beneficial and striking a balance between classes and exposure.
Approx more then 40 students can be seated in one class. The total strenght of students in y course is approx 350 divided in different sections. I feel the ratior of girls and boys would be 1:3. There is alot of cultural diversity in Delhi university. People came across different states like assam, rajsthan, bihar and many more . My peer group is very supportive and I came to learn alot from them as everybody is from different state like MP, Uttrakhand, Jharkand, Rajasthan,Haryana. We have marks for attendance in class, assignments, tests. I personally feel most of them attend for attendance and good marks as compared to learning.
50 student seat in one class and the classes are also divided in section It's girl's college Majority of students are from other states Peer group is good and friendly We get marks for attendence Yes they attend classes for learning
we have 3 section in total in bcom program and class strength is 40 -50 students per section however we have common courses like SEC and VAC were we share class with other courses students of other courses girls to boys ratio is fair around 3:7 class diversity is good we have students from all over the country even outside India some from afganistan and south africa majority of which are from plains i.e rajasthan delhi haryana up and bihar but im from uttrakhand and i am friend with students from my students peer group is good it totally depends upon your interests whoem u want to spend time with i would recommend you to participate in orientation and meet every one and be open towards everyone because every one share different experiences yes we do have participation marks in form of continuous assesement in class and the more you are inclined in participation in class the more teacher would observe u and reward marks in practicals
• Infrastructure of DRC is quietly poor. • Total strength of my classroom is approx 70 but alloted rooms for classes are WAY TOO SMALL. • It's a complete girls college, so no girls: boys exist. • Yes , variety of kids of various cultures can be found from whole india, but majority is from North India (Haryana, UP, Bihar, Delhi). • Yes, collective learning and growing environment persists in my classroom. • Class participation SURELY carries marks. • it's only 30% of the students who genuinely attend classes for learning. Since outside college, there exists a lot of opportunities which have more growth chances. Students tend to keep themselves more included in society works rather. It's good to see students prioritising what's more beneficial and striking a balance between classes and exposure.
Could you share your comprehensive experience at your respective college, including both the positives and negatives? Also include what is the girls to boys ratio? Please consider including: The aspects of the college that you appreciated and those you felt needed improvement. Your engagement with campus life and the quality of social interactions. The faculty's expertise, teaching methods, and mentorship quality. The effectiveness of the placement services and the support provided for career advancement. The quality of the infrastructure, including campus amenities and learning facilities. The relevance and rigor of the course curriculum to your personal and professional development.
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