Ques. Are entrance scores needed for SOL DU undergraduate courses?
Ans. No. UG admission at SOL DU does not require CUET or any other entrance test. BA, BCom, BBA, and BMS admissions are based on 10+2 merit, provided the candidate meets the minimum eligibility and applies at sol.du.ac.in.
Ques. Is admission possible at DU SOL with lower Class 12 marks?
Ans. Yes. DU SOL usually does not keep very high cut-offs for most UG courses like regular Delhi University colleges. Admission depends mainly on satisfying the basic eligibility criteria for the selected programme.
Ques. Can DU SOL be chosen after missing a regular DU college seat?
Ans. Yes. DU SOL offers recognised degree programmes through flexible learning. Students can study from home while preparing for competitive exams or working, and the degree is valid for higher studies as well as government and private job opportunities.
Ques. What does an Under Verification status mean in the SOL DU form?
Ans. Under Verification means the university is checking the submitted documents and eligibility details. The process can take a few days during heavy admission activity. Candidates should ensure that uploaded documents are clear and correct, and contact the DU SOL admission helpdesk if the status remains unchanged for a long time.
Ques. Is form correction allowed after final submission at DU SOL?
Ans. Major changes are generally not allowed after final submission. The university may provide a correction window for selected details during the admission process. If no correction option is visible, candidates should contact the SOL DU admission office for guidance.
Ques. What Class 12 percentage is required for SOL DU UG courses?
Ans. General category candidates need 45% in 10+2 for BA, BCom, and BMS, while BBA requires 65%. OBC candidates need 40.5%, and SC, ST, and PwD candidates need only a pass in 10+2.
Ques. Do MA and M.Com admissions at SOL DU use CUET PG?
Ans. Yes. MA and M.Com admission at SOL DU in 2026 is based on CUET PG 2026 scores. Candidates have to register with NTA for CUET PG and then submit a separate application at sol.du.ac.in with the scorecard.
Ques. Is CAT or MAT compulsory for the SOL DU MBA?
Ans. No. SOL DU MBA admission does not require CAT, MAT, or any management entrance test. The merit score uses 80% weightage for graduation marks and 20% weightage for professional work experience.
Ques. How much is the SOL DU admission application fee for 2026?
Ans. The application fee is INR 500 for General and OBC candidates, and INR 250 for SC, ST, and PwD candidates. It is non-refundable and must be paid online while submitting the form.
Ques. What are the stated programme fees for BA, BCom, BBA, and MBA at SOL DU?
Ans. The 3-year BA total fee is INR 30,360, or INR 10,120 per year. BCom totals INR 30,360 to INR 31,860. BBA totals INR 36,000, or INR 12,000 per year. The 2-year MBA total fee is INR 1,05,140, or INR 52,570 per year.
Ques. Are SOL DU degrees recognised for jobs and further education?
Ans. Yes. SOL DU is a constituent of the University of Delhi, and its degrees are awarded under the DU seal. The degrees are recognised by UGC-DEB and hold statutory validity for government jobs, higher studies, and public sector purposes.
Ques. Can students in the final year of graduation apply for SOL DU PG admission?
Ans. Yes. Final-year UG students can apply provisionally for MA and M.Com at SOL DU. Admission is confirmed only when the final marksheet shows the required percentage. MBA also accepts provisional applications from final-year graduates.
Ques. What is the closing date for SOL DU admission applications in 2026?
Ans. The last date without a late fee was June 30, 2026. Applications with a late fee are accepted until July 31, 2026. MBA, MLISc, BLISc, and PGDADLM applications also close on July 31, 2026.
Ques. What financial support options can SOL DU students use?
Ans. SOL DU students may avail the EWS fee waiver for families with income below INR 75,000 per year. SC and ST students receive government fee concessions. PG students can apply for AIPGS, UPGS, and National Scholarship in Economics, and a book bank is available for needy students.