ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION TO UNDERGRADUATE COURSES

Minimum Aggregate Marks - 40% for B.A. Programme (36% for OBC category candidates)

Minimum Aggregate Marks - 45% for B.A. (Hons.)/B.Com (Hons.) (40.5% for OBC category candidates)

The aggregate marks will be on the basis of one core language and the best of three elective subjects* in one of the following examinations :

(1) Senior School Certificate Examination Class XII of the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi

(2) Indian School Certificate of the Council of Indian School Certificate Examination, New Delhi (Pass in 5 written subjects).

(3) Any Examination recognised as equivalent to the above.

(4) Intermediate examination of an Indian University or an Examination recognised equivalent thereto. (Pass in 4 written subjects).

(5) Pre University Examination 2 years after 10 years of schooling of an Indian University recognised by Delhi University.

(6) General Certificate of Examination of the U.K. (Pass with at least 5 subjects at 'O' level and at least two of them at 'A' level). These two 'A' level courses may either be chosen from the 5 'O' Level subjects or from outside this group prescribed by the University of Delhi.

* The college reserves the right to select the best three elective subjects for purposes of determining eligibility.

* Rounding off the fraction of marks is not permissible in any course.

Details of additional eligibility criteria for admission to undergraduate courses in the academic session 2012-13

RESERVATION OF SEATS

Reservation for SC/ST / Persons with disability is done by the University. Additionally,

	5% seats have been reserved for students with proficiency in Sports. Students under this category must fill the sports application form w.e.f 21st June 2011 attach copies of the relevant certificates duly attested by the Principal of the Institution last attended. Trials will be held in the college on 30th June and 1st July at 8:00 a.m. in the University by DU Sports Council.
	5% of the total number of seats in each of the courses have been reserved for the children of the officers and men of the Armed Forces, including paramilitary personnel, killed or disabled in action in wars from 1947- 48 onwards. Registration of such candidates will be done by the University as per Schedule.
	All foreign candidates seeking admission to B.A. / B. Com (Hons./Pass) and satisfying the course and age requirements must apply through the Foreign Students 'Advisor, Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi, Delhi-110007. Admission of these candidates will only be confirmed on presentation of a valid medical certificate as required by the University of Delhi within a month of their admission.
	Students applying under the Extracurricular Category should submit a separate application to this effect along with photostat copies of relevant certificates duly signed by the Principal of the institution last attended, to the College Office from 21st June 2011.
	Science Students will be considered for admission to Arts & Commerce Courses subject to the availability of seats.

ADMISSION OF OBC STUDENTS

OBC students may be given uptp 10% concession on the eligibility criteria till the date specified by Delhi University, as per rules received from Ministry of Human Resource Development by the College.

THE MINIMUM ELIGIBILITY MARKS DOES NOT ENSURE ADMISSION IN THIS COLLEGE

For purposes of admission to the B.A. (Programme) / B.Com (Pass) / B.A. (Honours) / B.Com (Honours) (including Mathematics), in the Faculties of Arts, Social Sciences and Mathematics, the performance of students passing the Higher Secondary from Punjab University will be determined on the basis of marks secured at Part I and Part II examinations combined.

Candidates whose results are not declared within the prescribed dates and who are unable to comply with the requirements of the University, such as provisional certificates, detailed marksheets etc. will not be considered eligible even for provisional admission.

COMPARTMENTAL CANDIDATES

Candidates placed in Compartment in one subject only at the Senior School Certificate Examination of the Central Board of Secondary Education/Statutory University Board will be eligible for provisional admission if they satisfy the course and age requirements by adding the minimum pass marks of the subject in which the candidate has been placed under compartment, to the marks obtained in the remaining best three subjects. Candidates who fail to appear in or fail to pass the Compartmental examinations by December of the year of admission, shall not be entitled to continue on the rolls and their provisional admission will be cancelled.

No student shall be denied admission due to gap year(s).