ADMISSIONS
Admission
to undergraduate courses is based on the percentage of
marks secured by the candidate at the 10+2 Examination
of the CBSE or any other examination recognized as
equivalent.
Admissions are made by colleges and candidates can either
obtain individual college forms from colleges or the
central pre-admission forms available at University
designated centres. A candidate may use one pre-admission
form to exercise his/her choice for as many colleges as
desired. Candidates seeking admission in St. Stephen's
College have to apply directly. The centralized form
obviates the necessity of moving from college to college
in the hot summer months and filling up forms in each
college. The centralized forms are scanned at the
University and the data are transmitted to the colleges
where the candidate seeks admission.
For
students belonging to the Scheduled Castes / Scheduled
Tribes / Physically Challenged categories, central
registration is done at the University. The University
prepares a merit list of all eligible candidates and
assigns them to various colleges who admit them in
accordance with fixed quotas of 15%, 7.5% and 3%,
respectively. In the case of the Physically Challenged,
candidates have to undergo a medical examination conducted
by the University Health Centre (WUS).
For
postgraduate admission, a candidate should have passed
the first-degree examination either from the University of
Delhi or any other University recognized by it. Some
postgraduate departments conduct entrance examinations for
admission.