Dr Bhim Rao Ambedkar College admits students to undergraduate and postgraduate programmes through entrance exams such as CUET UG and CUET PG. Arts and Commerce are its main study areas, with BA (Hons.) and B.Com (Hons.) among the major courses.

BA (Hons.) is a popular choice at the college. Applicants must have completed 10+2 in any stream and must take the relevant CUET exam. Selection is based on the CUET result and DU CSAS counselling. Students must pay the admission fee after receiving a seat.

  • Students can enter BA (Hons.), BA, B.Com, and B.Com (Hons.) through CUET-UG.
  • For every UG course, applicants need 10+2 with CUET.
  • The admission sequence is CUET, DU CSAS counselling, seat allotment, and fee payment.
  • For the General category, the CUET 2025 cutoff was 316 to 763 marks.
  • BA (Hons.) Applied Psychology recorded the highest cutoff at 762 to 763, followed by B.Com (Hons.) at 727 to 729. BA (Hons.), BA, B.Com, and B.Com (Hons.) are offered through CUET-UG.

Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar College Admission 2026

Undergraduate Courses

Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar College has 4 undergraduate courses across several specialisations. Students must meet the course eligibility rules and take CUET-UG for admission.

Course Specialisation Eligibility
BA (Hons.)

Applied Psychology
Geography
Business
Economics
History
Social Work
Economics
Hindi
Journalism
Hindi

 10+2 with CUET
Bachelor of Commerce, B.Com (Hons.) 10+2 with CUET
Bachelor of Arts, BA 10+2 with CUET
Bachelor of Commerce, B.Com 10+2 with CUET

UG study options mainly cover Arts, Commerce, and Social Science. Applicants must have passed Class 10+2 from a recognised board. The required minimum marks follow DU rules, with relaxation for reserved categories. Some programmes also require a particular subject in Class 12. CUET-UG is compulsory, and direct admission is not available.

Postgraduate Courses

For PG admission, applicants need a bachelor's degree from a recognised university and must satisfy the minimum-mark rules set by Delhi University. Reserved-category students receive relaxation according to the applicable norms. A valid CUET-PG score is mandatory.

Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar College Admission Process 2026

Admission is fully entrance based. CUET UG or CUET PG scores determine selection, while the final seat is assigned through DU's Common Seat Allocation System, or CSAS. The college does not offer direct admission based only on qualifying-exam marks.

Mode of Selection

  • Applicants must take CUET UG or CUET PG, as applicable.
  • Selection depends only on the relevant CUET score.
  • DU CSAS counselling handles the final allocation of seats.
  • No direct admission route is available.

Steps in the Admission Process

  • Take CUET UG or CUET PG: Choose and appear for the correct subject paper.
  • Complete DU CSAS registration: After the CUET result, register on the CSAS portal and pay the required fee.
  • Submit preferences: Add Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar College and the preferred course to the choice list.
  • Receive a seat allotment: Allocation depends on the CUET score and applicable cutoff.
  • Verify documents: Upload all required records for checking.
  • Pay the admission fee: Complete the payment to confirm the allotted seat.
  • Report and join: Visit the college for verification of original documents and begin classes.

Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar College CUET Cutoff

CUET cutoffs are used for admission to BA (Hons.), B.Com, and B.Com (Hons.). The 2025 cutoff figures below show the closing marks across the counselling rounds.

CUET 2025 Category-wise Closing Marks

Category Closing marks
Round 1 Round 2 Round 3
General 320 318 316
SC 195 189 186
EWS 238 230 231
ST 156 148 147

CUET 2025 General Category Course Cutoffs

Across the listed courses, General-category closing marks were between 316 and 763. BA (Hons.) Applied Psychology had the strongest demand, with a minimum closing mark of 762. B.Com (Hons.) followed with a cutoff of 729.

Course Closing marks
Round 1 Round 2 Round 3
BA (Hons.) Applied Psychology 763 762 763
B.Com (Hons.) 729 728 727
B.Com 697 695 697
BA (Hons.) Economics 686 685 683
BA (Hons.) Geography 635 633 631
BA (Hons.) History 621 620 622
BA (Hons.) Social Work 572 570 571
BA (Hons.) Business Economics 413 412 410
BA (Hons.) Hindi 320 318 316

Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar College Admission 2026 FAQs

Ques. Which admission route is used for Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar College?

Ans. Applicants first take CUET-UG in the relevant subjects and then join the University of Delhi's Common Seat Allocation System. Qualified students enter their college and course preferences on the CSAS portal, after which seats are offered over several rounds according to CUET performance.

Ques. Can someone enter an undergraduate programme without CUET-UG?

Ans. No. A valid CUET-UG score is required for BA, BA (Hons.), B.Com, and B.Com (Hons.). The admission merit list is prepared only from CUET performance, so an applicant without a valid score is not considered.

Ques. What decides whether an applicant receives a BRAC seat?

Ans. DU's CSAS portal considers the CUET score, the applicant's category, including SC, ST, OBC, EWS, or UR, and the number of available seats. A student may accept an offer or seek an upgrade in a later round. Admission becomes final after document verification and fee payment.

Ques. During which months does the admission cycle usually take place?

Ans. CUET registration generally takes place from February to March, while the examination is usually held from May to June. Results are commonly released in July, followed by CSAS registration. Seat allocation and admission generally continue from July to September, although the exact schedule changes each year.

Ques. Are reserved-category seats available at the college?

Ans. Yes. As a University of Delhi college, BRAC applies DU's reservation rules for SC, ST, OBC-NCL, EWS, and PwD applicants in line with government guidelines. Students claiming reservation must upload valid category certificates during admission.

Ques. Until when can applicants revise their course and college choices?

Ans. Course and college preferences may be edited during the CSAS preference-filling period before they are finally locked. Changes are not permitted after that window closes. A student who receives a seat can request an upgrade in a later round but cannot rearrange the locked preference order.