there was just the cuet written examination..then we were in cutoff competition..my category had min 513 cut off in obc for eco hons ..i prepared from youtube and ncert ..and practiced as much mcqs as i could

I took written test or entrance i choose this college because it has nice and good infrastructure with good crowd and nice faculty. You have to take cuet exam for the admission and need to score very good score the last year cutoff was 734/800

You have to clear the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) to get admission into Delhi University. To get admission in North campuses one needs to score above 740 atleast out of total of 800 in the test. The students can select the subjects according to their subjects in 12th grade and a list of available courses for the subjects will be provided on the website through which students can select the courses they prefer. The college is offered based on the preference list they create and the marks they score. Therefore preference list is a crucial list to get your desired college. The cut-off of my college was 750/800. After the confirmation the student can opt for freeze or upgrade. Freeze will conclude that you confirm your admission with the college you are provided. My college in Indraprastha College for Women which is under north campus of Delhi University. The only aspect it lacks is the exposure is less than that of a Co-ed college.

The college is near the North campus with beautiful infrastructure and campus area. Easy accessibilty to metro and local buses. Good teaching faculty. Hostel provided. Inactive societies and less extracurricular activities. Academics oriented college. Admission through CUET exam based on Class 12. My Score 752/800.

The college has one of the best infrastructures among the other north campus colleges. The admission process includes giving the CUET examination and then based on the achieved score the college and course is allotted. There is no personal interview or group discussion. the cut off for my course is around 550 to 650 but anything around can get you a decent college.

It is North campus college of University of Delhi , that's why I chose this college. You can take admission in this college through CUET(UG).You can prepare for CUET from You-tube playlist or just read your NCERT thoroughly.

I always wanted a female college with peaceful environment. My college is part of Delhi University. Yes, i had to appear for CUET exam conducted in 2024 and be regular with the other subsequent processes to be a part of my college. My college is also very academic Oriented, so it was a plus point

According to my CUET score IPCW was alloted to me and I didn't upgrade because I wanted a girls college . The admission process was through CUET and for the course b.com(hon) cut off was 650/800 , there were many rounds in the selection process which includes the csas portal details, making preference list etc. I prepared for these rounds online through YouTube.

So let's break it down. *DU comes under CUET and so does my college. *you need to prepare rigorously for 3 months atleast to get a decent score if you are general or OBC in category. *cut-offs are definitely high for courses like economic hons, pol science hons, bcom hons and history and English hons like these are in demand courses. then you are shortlisted on the basis of your score. Basically in DU there are three rounds and three spot rounds. atleast a week gap in each round. spot rounds are for ones who didn't get any college in the first three rounds and also for the people who have added extra curriculum and after their offline performance they are shortlisted and they get college in spot rounds which are usually late but even in spot rounds people get really good colleges.

The CUET exams were given by me. I scored an overall score of 740/800 and the college was placed in No.11 of my preference sheet. This was the college allotted to me in my first round of applications. I upgraded it but there were no more vacancies. However, from the many reviews we came to know that the cutoff for general category ranged between 740 to 750. The CUET syllabus was totally similar to the CBSE boards syllabus. The preparation shall be based on MCQs and it is computer based. The time is 1 hour per subject. The preparation criteria involved thorough NCERT books revision and MCQ practice. A thorough 2 month preparation was more than enough after boards. For B.com(hons), the major subjects are Accounts, Economics and Business Studies. English or any other language is compulsory. So basically, total of the marks of 4 subjects works.