DGC Gurgaon runs 28 programs in management, arts and science, with BSc and BA (Hons.) among its main courses. Admission to undergraduate and postgraduate programs is based on merit, followed by counselling conducted under the guidelines of the Department of Higher Education, Haryana, Panchkula.

For the 2025-2026 session, course fees range from INR 5180 to INR 11290. The first-year BA (Hons.) fee is INR 5180, while the BSc fee ranges from INR 5180 to INR 5564. PG fees are between INR 6390 and INR 11290. The MSc fee is INR 6474, and the course has 60 seats.

Students must apply through the Haryana Admission Portal. The official college website is http://dgcgurugram.ac.in.

DGC Gurgaon UG Admission

DGC Gurgaon admits students to its three-year UG courses through merit. Applicants must have passed Class 12 from a recognised board with at least 45% aggregate marks. For a specialised course, the relevant subject must have been studied as a main subject. UG options include BA, BA (Hons.), BBA, BCom, BCom (Hons.), BCA and BSc.

Applications are submitted on the Haryana Admission Portal. The college checks the application and documents before the merit list is published. Students selected through the merit list take part in online counselling, choose a college and course, and report to the college for document verification.

Course Specialisations Total Seats
BA Economics 80
English 80
History 60
Political Science 80
Psychology 60
Sanskrit 60
Sociology 60
BBA - 220
BCom - 720
BCom (Hons.) - 160
BCA - 160
BSc Bio Tech 80
Life Sciences 160
Physical Sciences 400
Maths 60
BA Government 800

DGC Gurgaon PG Admission and MA Fees

DGC Gurgaon offers MA, MCom, MCA, MSc and MPhEd at the postgraduate level. Merit is used for PG selection. Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree from a recognised university with at least 45% aggregate marks. A personal interview may also be required in some cases.

The MA course is available in seven specialisations. Its fee ranges from INR 6390 to INR 6450, while seat capacity differs by subject.

MA Specialisation Course Fees (INR) Seat Intake
Economics INR 6390 40
Geography INR 6450 60
Hindi INR 6390 60
History INR 6390 40
Political Science INR 6390 60
Psychology INR 6450 38
Sociology INR 6390 40

Disclaimer: Subject to revision. Kindly check with the official sources to confirm

The remaining PG courses and their available seats are listed below.

Course Specialisations Total Seats
MPhEd -
MA Economics 40
Geography 60
Hindi 60
History 40
Political Science 60
Psychology 38
Sociology 40
MCom - 60
MCA - 60
MSc Chemistry 60

DGC Gurgaon Diploma Admission

DGC Gurgaon also provides a PG Diploma course. Admission follows the college's merit-based selection and counselling system. The program has 40 seats.

Course Specialisation Total Seats
PG Diploma - 40

DGC Gurgaon Admission Process

Admission to DGC Gurgaon is granted through merit and counselling. Class 12 is required for UG admission, while PG applicants need a recognised bachelor's degree with at least 45% aggregate marks. In selected PG cases, the college may conduct a personal interview.

Every applicant must register and submit the admission form through the Haryana Admission Portal. The college verifies the form and documents, after which ranks and merit lists are prepared using qualifying marks, applicable weightage and the reservation policy. Students allotted a seat must pay the fee within the stated period to confirm admission.

The selection sequence has three counselling phases:

  • The first counselling round begins.
  • The first merit list is issued.
  • The second counselling round follows.
  • The second merit list is published.
  • The third counselling round is held.
  • Physical counselling is conducted for the remaining seats.

Step 1: Online registration

  • Students complete an OTP-based registration on the admission portal.

Step 2: Application form

  • Applicants enter their personal and educational information, claim any applicable weightage, upload documents, and submit their college and course preferences.

Step 3: Online verification

  • The application is assigned to a college according to the applicant's first preference.
  • The assigned college checks the submitted form and supporting documents.
  • If the college raises an objection, the applicant receives an SMS or email. The issue must then be corrected before the form is submitted again.

Step 4: Merit list and seat allocation

  • A rank is calculated from qualifying marks and the applicable weightage.
  • The merit list is prepared from these ranks while applying the reservation policy.

Step 5: Fee payment

  • Students named in the merit list may pay the required fee online or offline within the scheduled period.
  • Once payment is verified, the portal creates a receipt and the allotted admission is confirmed.

Step 6: Admission confirmation

  • After paying the fee, the student can download the receipt from the portal as confirmation of admission.

PG admission counselling

  1. Round 1, Merit List 1: Seats are assigned according to merit.
  2. Round 2, Physical Counselling: Unfilled seats are offered through physical counselling. Students must attend the college and submit their application form on the admission portal.

UG admission counselling

  1. Round 1, Merit List 1: The first set of seats is distributed by merit.
  2. Round 2, Merit List 2: The seats left after the first round are allocated through a second merit list.
  3. Round 3, Physical Counselling: Students seeking the remaining seats must be present at the college when the application form is submitted through the admission portal.

Note:

  1. Where sports seats apply, colleges fill them only during physical counselling and follow the rules of the affiliating university or the State Government.
  2. No student can be admitted without first registering and submitting the admission form on the portal.

DGC Gurgaon Scholarship

DGC Gurgaon does not provide its own scholarships. However, its official website gives access to government-aided scholarship portals for reserved-category students, including SC, ST and OBC students.

For the BCA (General) course, the yearly programme fee is INR 8310. Under the scholarship, tuition is INR 360 instead of INR 25K to INR 30K. This support applies to reservation-category students who score more than 6 CGPA.

DGC Gurgaon Admission FAQs

Ques. What learning and career opportunities are available through the Ekarma programme at DGC Gurgaon?

Ans. Students who join the Ekarma programme receive the following benefits:

  • Access to modern infrastructure equipped with computers and internet service.
  • Training in freelancing together with technical or non-technical skills from experienced professionals.
  • Chances to meet professionals and learn directly from people working in the industry.
  • Skill certification within 4 to 6 months, subject to completing assignments and maintaining 80% attendance.
  • Guidance on creating an online profile, bidding for work and accepting orders through freelancing portals.
  • Experience of the global freelancing market, along with opportunities to earn money.
  • A long-term option to earn through freelancing portals, other channels or employment after completing the training and certification.

Ques. What should applicants know before seeking a DGC Gurgaon hostel seat?

Ans. Hostel accommodation at DGC Gurgaon is limited and is mainly meant for students coming from outside the city. The rooms provide basic beds, tables and storage. Residents can use a common mess for food and a recreation room, while water and electricity are also available. These facilities may be simpler than those at private colleges. Since the number of rooms is small, accommodation cannot be offered to every student. Applicants should approach the college office early and contact the administration directly for further details.

Ques. What does DGC Gurgaon aim to achieve through Unnat Bharat Abhiyan?

Ans. Unnat Bharat Abhiyan is a flagship programme of the Government of India that uses the knowledge of educational institutions to support major improvements in rural development and help create an inclusive India. It reflects Mahatma Gandhi's vision that rural areas represent the real India and should receive priority in development.

The programme links higher education institutions with nearby communities so they can jointly address rural challenges. Participatory work and suitable technology are used to support sustainable growth through the human and natural resources available in adopted villages. It also seeks to build a continuing relationship between society and an inclusive university system. This includes sharing knowledge and practices for new professions and strengthening the abilities of both public and private sectors.