Allahabad University Result 2020: Exam results for admission in law courses released, check on aupravesh2020.com

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Allahabad University Result 2020: Exam results for admission in law courses released, check on aupravesh2020.com

Allahabad University Result 2020: There is news of work for the candidates who appeared in the Law Entrance Examination of Allahabad University 2020. The university has released the result of examination for admission to LLB, BALB and LLM courses. The result is available on the official website of the university. Candidates who had appeared in these exams can check their results by visiting aupravesh2020.com

These are the following steps for Checking Allahabad University results 2020

allahabad university website home page
  1. To check the result, candidates should visit the official website, Aupravesh2020.com.
  2. Now select the course in the box on the homepage and proceed.
  3. Now a new page will open. Here candidates enter their login ID and password and login.
  4. your result will be on the screen in front. Candidates should check the details given in it.
  5. If needed download it and keep the hard copy out for further use.

Explain that these examinations were conducted on 27 September and 28 September 2020. Now after the result is released, the merit list will be prepared according to the names of the candidates in the ranking order by the university.

The merit list will be used for the counseling of candidates and involvement in the admission process. According to the official notice issued by the university, only those candidates who qualify the minimum qualification will be eligible to appear in the merit list. For detailed information, candidates can visit the official website of Allahabad University.

Please tell that daughters were dominated in LLB results. Jagriti Gupta, who lives in DM Colony of Banda in LLB and Monika Singh of VDA Colony in Chandauli have topped the general category. Both have got 230 marks. At the same time, Shivanshu Yadav, a resident of Joppa, Mirzapur in BALB has secured the top position by scoring 222.6 points. Apart from this, Naresh Prajapati, a resident of Sakin, Jhansi in LLM has secured his place in the top 1 by scoring 222.6 points.

AUD Admission 2020: 5th cutoff list of Ambedkar University Delhi to be released today (8 Nov 2020)

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AUD Admission 2020: 5th cutoff list of Ambedkar University Delhi to be released today (8 Nov 2020)

The fourth cutoff list of Ambedkar University Delhi (AUD) will be released today. After the list is released, students can apply for admission by uploading their required certificates on the admission portal of the university. For this, the time is fixed from 10 am to Sunday 12 am to 12 pm.

After this, the students whose certificates will be verified, they can enroll by depositing their fees online. Also, the last date for depositing the fees is before 11 pm on November 11. Admission of students whose fees will be deposited will be ensured.

Let us tell you that the fifth cutoff list to be released by the university will be the final cutoff list. After this the process of admission to undergraduate courses will almost end.

It is noteworthy that most of the seats of BA’s major courses in Economics, History, English, Sociology, Psychology etc. have been filled. Some of the reserved category seats have been filled in these, while some are vacant. These seats will be filled in the fifth cutoff list.

Apart from this, the seats of quota of students from Delhi and outside Delhi have also been filled in many courses. The university has a total of 764 graduate seats. On which the admission process is going on since the first cutoff list was released from October 15.
At the same time, after the admission process of the fifth and final cutoff list is over, the online session will be started by the university on November 12.

Entrance examinations begin for admission to postgraduate

At the same time, entrance tests for admission to postgraduate courses have also been started by the university from Friday. In the first phase of the entrance examination, from 6 November to 8 November, there will be entrance tests for admission to a total of 10 courses including MA History, English, Economics and Sociology.
At the same time, for the second phase entrance examination, the university will soon release the program for entrance examination.

DU Fifth Cut Off 2020: Good news for students in the fifth cutoff, seats available for admission in these subjects/Courses

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DU Fifth Cut Off 2020: Good news for students in the fifth cutoff, seats available for admission in these subjects/Courses

The last cutoff list for admission to Delhi University (DU) undergraduate courses was released on Saturday. Most of the colleges have filled general class seats in various courses but still the seats of backward class, SC, ST, PWD are not only vacant in major colleges. The seats in major colleges in BCom Hons and BCom are still not filled. Although the seats of general of psychology and history have been filled in most colleges.

History seats are available only in a few colleges. The race for admission from the fifth cutoff list will begin on Monday. Admissions will be done till 5 pm on Wednesday.

Seats are available for B.Com Hons after 4th cut off in DU

Admission to Hansraj, Hindu and Lady Shri Ram College is closed. Despite this, many colleges still have admission opportunities. These include colleges like Bharti College, College of Vocational Studies, Deshbandhu, Daulatharam, Sri Ram College of Commerce.

Shriram College of Commerce-98.12
Kirorimal – 97
Sri Venkateswara College – 96.75
Aurobindo College – 94
Shyamlal College – 92.50
Ramjas – 96.75
Rajdhani College – 94

Opportunity in B.Com after 4th cut off list in DU

In the fourth cutoff list of BCom, admissions in many colleges were almost closed, but in the fifth cutoff, there is ample opportunity for admission in many colleges. OBC, SC, ST seats are still vacant in majority colleges. While the seats of general are also vacant in other colleges including Kirori Mal, Ramlal, Venkateswara, Atmaram Sanatan Dharma College.

  • Kirorimal-97
  • Aryabhatta College – 94.50
  • Atmaram Sanatan Dharma College – 95.25
  • Dyal Singh College- 91
  • Kalindi College – 90
  • Ramlal Anand- 93.25
  • Venkateswara College – 96.25

Political Science opportunity after 4th cut off list in DU

  • Lady Shiram College – 98.75
  • Miranda House – 98.75
  • Daulat ram – 96.75
  • Gargi College – 96.25
  • Indraprastha Women’s College – 96.50
  • Ramjas College – 97.75

History after 4th cut off list in DU

  • Kirorimal – 97.25
  • Laxmibai College – 89.50
  • Ramjas College- 97

Opportunity in English after 4th cut off list in DU

  • Lady Shiram College – 98
  • Kirorimal – 96.75
  • Miranda House – 97.75
  • Ramanujan College – 92.75
  • Ramjas – 96.25
  • Maitrei College – 94.50
  • Gargi College – 96.25
  • Indraprastha College for Women – 96

Cut off in 5th cut off list in DU for Economics

  • Ramjas College-97.75
  • Shaheed Bhagat Singh College-96.25
  • Moti Lal Nehru College – 95.50
  • Maitreyi College-94.50
  • Gargi College-96.75
  • Dayal Singh College – 95.50
  • Aryabhatta College – 95

Physical and Chemistry seats vacant

Physical and chemistry seats in the fifth cutoff list are available for admission in most colleges. Admission in Physics to Hindu College is closed but seats in Chemistry are vacant. Talking about physics, seats are available in Acharya Narendra Dev, Deshbandhu College, Kirodimal, Ramjas, Shivaji College. Kirori Mal College has issued the maximum 96 cutoffs. While the opportunities of admission in Chemistry Daulatram, Bhaskaracharya, Deshbandhu, Hindu College, Kalindi College, Available at Miranda House, Ramjas and Rajdhani College. The highest cutoff of Chemistry is released by Hindu College 97.66.

New National Education Policy 2020: 42 member committee to prepare roadmap for implementing new education policy in DU

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New National Education Policy 2020: 42 member committee to prepare roadmap for implementing new education policy in DU

New National Education Policy 2020: The task of implementing the new education policy in the University of Delhi (DU) has been entrusted to the 42 member team.

Initially, a 30-member team was formed in the month of September. At that time, a faction of teachers had pointed fingers at the formation of the committee.

It was alleged that the teachers of SC, ST, OBC and Divyang classes are not represented in the committee. Perhaps this is the reason that now 12 members have been increased in the committee formed earlier.

DU administration said that Prof. of Management Studies Prof. Vivek Suneja has been appointed as the chairperson of the committee. The committee consists of professors of Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Economics, Commerce, Education, Statistics. Apart from this, principals of various colleges have also been included in the committee.

This includes principals of colleges like Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce, Ramanujan College, Lady Shri Ram College, Guru Nanak Dev Khalsa College, St. Stephen’s College, Hindu College, Acharya Narendra Dev, Janaki Devi Memorial College, Miranda House, Hansraj, Ramjas etc. Now the names of the Academic Council are more in the 12 names issued.

Committee work

  •  Tips on implementing new education policy.
  •  Explores economic and administrative aspects.
  •  Explain the changes to be made in the current curricula in the context of the new education policy.
  •  Identification of possible changes in examination schedules.
  •  An investigation into the effects that regular, distance learning students have on reading.
  • The National Education Policy was made in 1986, after which many major changes have been made.
  • Big and renowned universities all over the world will be able to build their own campuses in the country.
  •  The target of enrollment in higher education is 50 percent by 2035.
  • Under the new education policy, the guidelines to be given to students up to 5th standard in all schools will be in mother tongue or regional language.
  • Subject details will be given in classes 6 to 8.
  • Coding will be taught to students from class 6 onwards.

DU Admission 2020: Revised Schedule for admission in Postgraduate courses (Merit & Entrance)

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DU Admission 2020: Revised Schedule for admission in Postgraduate courses (Merit & Entrance)

DU postgraduate course admission 2020: Delhi University has released a revised schedule of entrance examination and merit based admission to postgraduate courses. Now the admission under the first merit list will be from November 18. Earlier this process was to start from October 28. Dean of Admission Department, Prof. Shobha Bagai, said that the final result of graduation final year students has not been released.

The University is constantly trying to release the results as soon as possible. This is also one of the reasons why the date of admission has been extended. DU administration said that it has been told that after completion of the admission process on the basis of the first two merit lists, studies will also be started from December 1. After this, admissions will be done on the basis of the third merit list. The intention of the university behind this is that the students get enough time to study.

Merit list will be released at the time of admission

  • Admission to first merit from 18 November 10 am to 20 November 5 pm
  • Last date for depositing fees is 23 November at 11:59 pm
  • Second merit list from 25 November 10 to 27 November 5 PM
  • Last date for depositing fees is 30 November to 11.59 pm
  • Third merit list from 2 December 10 to 4 December 5 PM
  • Last date for depositing the fees is December 7 at 11.59 pm
Notification - Revised Admission Schedule for PG Courses (Entrance / Merit Based)

DU can release the fourth cutoff list on Saturday, the admission process will start from November 2

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DU can release the fourth cutoff list on Saturday, the admission process will start from November 2

Delhi University, DU will release the fourth cut-off list 2020 today i.e. on 31 October.

The cutoff list will release on DU’s official website du.ac.in. As per the schedule of DU, after this cutoff list release today, DU admission process under this list will start from November 2 (10 am) till November 4, 2020 (5 pm). In addition, students can pay for courses by November 6, 2020 (11:59 pm).

In such a situation, students should note that those who had previously registered for admission in UG programs of Delhi University. They can check the fourth cut-off of DU 2020 by visiting the affiliated colleges and university website.

Apart from this, students should note that the students who have registered their names in any of the colleges of DU i.e. first, second and third cut-off, have the fourth cut-off list released by Delhi University today. There will be an option to change college or program. In such a situation, if a student wants to change a college or course, then he can do so.

Apart from this, students who enroll under DU 4th cut-off will then have to report to the respective colleges for DU document verification.

The admission process will start from Monday 2 November, based on the fourth cutoff list. Students will be able to enroll from 10 am to 5 pm on Wednesday. Whereas fees can be deposited on November 6 at 11 to 59 minutes.

55 thousand admissions done in Delhi University after 3rd Cut off

There are 70 thousand graduate seats in DU, more than 55 thousand admissions have been done since the last three cutoffs. Now the seats which are left are mostly SC, EWS and PWD.

Colleges may drop from 0.25 per cent to 1.5 per cent in the fourth cutoff. The seats of Political Science, History, English, Psychology, and Economics already filled in many colleges.

Admissions are being made for general and OBC seats in colleges, but there are problems in filling the seats of SC, EWS and PWD.

Colleges are saying that these seats are expected to be filled till the special cutoff or final cutoff. In the fourth cutoff, students of general category can get admission in BCom and BCom Honors.

Special cutoff UG Admission 2020 in DU

The DU administration said that five cutoffs will be issued as per the scheduled schedule. However, if the seats of SC, ST, OBC and students belonging to economically weaker sections remain vacant then special cutoff will be issued. The admission process will start from November 9 on the basis of the fifth cutoff, while the special cutoff

On the basis of the admission process will start from November 18.

DU Admissions 2020: NCWEB first cutoff list released, admission starts from October 26

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DU Admissions 2020: NCWEB first cutoff list released, admission starts from October 26

(Delhi University) has released the first cut-off list for BA B.Com Courses of Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board, NCWEB. This can be seen on the official website of Delhi University – du.ac.in-. The cut-off for general category students in BCom course was 87 in Miranda College Hansraj College and 84 in Ramanujan College. The process of admission will start from October 26 and continue till October 28.

ncweb admission first cut off list press release 2020

At the same time, DU has started releasing the third cutoff list. Currently, Zakir Hussain College has released its 3 cutoff list. According to this, chemistry has gone up to 99 percent in Botany, 92 percent. At the same time, admissions in Zoology courses have been stopped. Apart from these, other colleges including Hindu College, PGDAV College, Hansraj College, SRCC, LSR College, JMC, Aryabhatta, Ramjas, Miranda, Kirodimal College, Daulat Ram College will be released today.

1st Cut-Off – B.A. (Prog.), NCWEB

1st Cut-Off – B.Com, NCWEB

OBC, SC, ST, EWS and PWD also have 82, 82,60,86 and 80 percent cutoff in both these colleges respectively. Under this cutoff, from 26 to 28 October, between 10 am and 5 pm will be at the concerned teaching center. It is to be known that after this, a large number of girl students of Delhi also applied to DU. Non-Collegiate Woman Education Board classes are conducted in 26 colleges of DU. These classes run on Saturdays in some centers and Sundays in some centers.

List of NCWEB Colleges of Delhi University

S.No.College Name
1Hansraj College
2Jesus & Mary College
3Kalindi College
4Lakshmibai College
5Shyama Prasad Mukherjee College
6Vivekananda College
7Maitreyi College
8Maharaja Agrasen College
9Mata Sundari College
10PGDAV College
11Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce
12Aditi Mahavidyalaya
13Bhagini Nivedita College
14Aryabhatta College
15Miranda House
16College of Vocational Studies
17Dr. B.R. Ambedkar College
18Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College
19J.D.M College
20Moti Lal Nehru College
21Keshav Mahavidyalaya
22Rajdhani College
23Ramanujan College
24Satyawati College (Eve)
25Sri Aurobindo College
26Bharati College

Number of Seats in NCWEB Colleges 2020

CourseNumber of Seats 
BA (Prog)312 in each NCWEB College/Center
BCom202 in each NCWEB College/Center
MA / MSc Mathematics75
All other MA courses112 

NCWEB fee for Admission 2020

CourseFee Structure
BA (Prog.)Rs. 3,365 / year
BComRs. 3,465 / year
MA / MScRs. 4,520 / semester

The Ministry of Education’s entry into the DU dispute overturned the Chancellor’s decisions; Pro-Vice Chancellor restored

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The Ministry of Education’s entry into the DU dispute overturned the Chancellor’s decisions; Pro-Vice Chancellor restored

Delhi University Appointment Dispute for Pro-VC

The controversy following the appointment of Registrar at Delhi University (DU) took a dramatic turn on Thursday 22 October 2020.

On Thursday, Vice Chancellor Prof. Yogesh Kumar Tyagi, while rejecting all the decisions of Pro-Vice Chancellor Prof. PC Joshi, was appointed as Pro-Vice Chancellor to Dr. Geeta Bhatt.

Dr. Geeta Bhatt also took over on Thursday evening, but not even a few hours had passed that the Education Ministry had rejected all the decisions taken by the DU Vice Chancellor.

The Ministry of Education issued a notice late night addressed to the Registrar Dr Vikas Gupta, stating that the Pro-VC informed the Ministry on October 21 about the status of DU. It was also told that the Vice Chancellor is on medical leave, in spite of this, neither he is handing over the work to Prof. PC Joshi nor joining the office himself. Not only this, Executive Vice Chancellor Prof. Without taking cognizance of PC Joshi, the Vice-Chancellor also appointed the Registrar and also questioned the Executive Council meeting.

DU Office order for appointment of Registrar (Dr. Vikas Gupta)

du office order for registrar vikas gupta joining

The notice issued by Deputy Secretary Virendra Kumar Singh stated that the Vice Chancellor is on medical leave. Any order issued by him during the holiday is not valid nor should be followed by the DU administration. Until the chancellor officially joins office.

If the Vice Chancellor wants to come to the office, he must first submit a medical fitness certificate. Executive Vice Chancellor Pro PC Joshi will receive all the powers of Vice Chancellor.

A round of notice lasted throughout the day

On Wednesday, Prof PC Joshi was discharged as the Executive Vice Chancellor after a whole day of fighting over the appointment of the Registrar. Vice Chancellor Prof Yogesh Tyagi also handed over the command of the post of Executive Vice Chancellor to Dr. Geeta Bhatt. Dr. Geeta Bhatt on Thursday evening declared all decisions taken by Prof. PC Joshi as Executive Vice Chancellors invalid.

DU PRESS RELEASE 22 OCTOBER 2020 FOR PRO-VC AND VC

The appointment dispute began on Wednesday when a notification was uploaded on DU’s website. In which it was said that Prof. PC Jha is given the additional charge of the post of Director and Registrar of Southern Campus. However, the notification was withdrawn within about an hour. Later Executive Vice Chancellor Prof PC Joshi held a meeting of the Executive Council questioning the appointment of PC Jha. In which Dr Vikas Gupta was stamped for the post of Registrar.

On Thursday afternoon, Vice Chancellor Prof Yogesh Tyagi issued an order. In which it was stated that the Vice Chancellor appoints Dr. Geeta Bhatt, Director of the Board of Non-Collegiate Women Education, as Executive Vice Chancellor in place of Prof. PC Joshi, exercising the rights under the 11G (4) provisions of DU Act 1922.

Statement of Rajesh Jha ( Secretary Academic for Action & Development ) regarding this issue

Rajesh Jha (Secretary AAD (Academic for Action and Development) says that the credibility of the University of Delhi has been affected. The hundred-year-old educational institution has a glorious history. The longing and greed to gain good positions in university administration and colleges This led to a lousy gang-war situation in the Vice-Regal lodge, where posts and chairs are being forcibly occupied.

There has been a statement from the Vice Chancellor’s Office that Dr. Geeta Bhatt has been appointed as the Executive Vice Chancellor. He took charge on 22 October. She will also continue to be the director of the Board of Non-Collegiate Women’s Education.

Timeline of Events for interview and appointment issue in University of Delhi

  • Interview process for the post of Registrar on October 10.
  • On October 20, UGC organized an online meeting with reference to the interview.
  • 21 October- Notification regarding appointment of Prof. PC Jha released on DU website at 10 am.
  • Notification was withdrawn by 11 am on Wednesday.
  • Executive Vice Chancellor Prof PC Joshi questioned the appointment of PC Jha.
  • The executive council meeting started late in the evening.
  • The Executive Council assigned Prof. Suman Kundu as Director of Southern Campus and Dr. Vikas Gupta as Registrar.
  • Prof. PC Jha called the Executive Council illegal.
  • Late night Executive Vice Chancellor asked DU staff not to accept the order of Prof. PC Jha.
  • Notification regarding appointment of Dr. Vikas Gupta released on Thursday morning.
  • On Thursday itself, the Vice Chancellor released Prof. Joshi. Dr. Geeta Bhatt was made the Executive Vice Chancellor.
  • Dr. Geeta Bhatt issued notice, declaring all the orders of the former Executive Vice Chancellor invalid.
  • Ministry of Education issued late night notice. Changes the Chancellor’s decisions.

Source-Jagran.com

DU 3rd Cut off List 2020: DU’s third cutoff list will be released tomorrow, know here how many seats are left in which college

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DU 3rd Cut off List 2020: DU’s third cutoff list will be released tomorrow, know here how many seats are left in which college

Delhi University, DU will be released tomorrow, i.e. on 24 October, the third cutoff list 2020. The university will tomorrow issue a complete compile list for various UG courses. In such a situation, the students are very hopeful that they can get admission in the top colleges of DU from the list released tomorrow. However, now only tomorrow it will be known how far the third merit has gone. How much benefit will students get.

Miranda House Left/Vacant Seat details in admission 2020 after 2nd Cut off

miranda house college after 2nd cut off list 2020

Political Science, Total Approved Admission 787, Second Total Seats – 1100

Sri Venkateswara left / vacant seat after 2nd cut off list 2020

Sri Venkateswara left / vacant seat after 2nd cut off list 2020

B.Com Program, Political Science, Total Approved Admission – 1300, Total Seats – 12000

Ramanujan College left/ Vacant seat

Ramanujan College left/ Vacant seat

B.Com Hons, B.Com Program, Psychology- Total Approved Admission 1000, Total Seats 1100

In the media report, Miranda House Principal Vijaylakshmi Nanda said that in top courses like Political Science and BA Program, the college has already approved 787 admissions against 1100 seats available. Apart from this, we have very few seats left in other programs of English and BA programs. However, in some courses, students can also exit. At the same time, the principal of Sri Venkateswara College, Venkat Kumar has already said that the seats have already been filled in the college.

According to the information given by Delhi University, a total of 62,172 students have applied under 2 cut-offs. At the same time 7546 applications have been approved. In addition, 15,698 students have been deposited.

Girls students are getting 1 percent relaxation in DU admission 2020

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Girls students are getting 1 percent relaxation in DU admission 2020

Even after the high cutoff in many colleges of Delhi University, the relaxation of 1% in admission to girl students will continue this year. Before admission to colleges, along with the seat matrix, this information has also been given to the admission branch of DU that in which courses they will give a rebate of 1 percent to the girl students.

Questions are being asked repeatedly about the admission branch of the students and parents DU, whether they will get the benefit of 1% exemption or not if the student is reserved. On this, the admission branch of DU has made it clear that if the girl child is a reserved class, then only the colleges will give a rebate of 1 per cent.

Earlier, many colleges of DU used to give one to three percent exemption in many courses, but from last year, it has been instructed to improve the colleges by giving only 1 percent discount.

A total of 28 colleges of DU will give 1 percent exemption to the girl students. In this, 18 colleges are giving relaxation in all subjects. DU Women’s College is not exempted from the cutoff of 1%.

No 1 percentage relaxation in DU girl’s college

There are colleges in DU’s North Campus that enroll only girl students. Apart from this, all the women college are not exempting the girl students. Whereas most colleges with co-ed have a one percent discount for female students according to the course.

These colleges give relaxation in some subjects

Acharya Narendra Dev College

andc college
  • B.Sc Hons Chemistry
  • B.Sc Hons Computer Science
  • B.Sc Hons Electronics
  • B.Sc Hons Physics
  • Physical Science with Computer Science
  • B.Sc Physical Science with Electronics

Aryabhatta College

aryabhatta college
  • BA Honors History
  • BA Hons Political Science
  • BAC Hons Computer Science
  • B.Sc Hons Mathematics
  • B.Com
  • BA Program History Political Science
  • BCom Honors

Keshav College

Keshav College
  • B.Sc Hons Computer Science
  • B.Sc Hons Electronics
  • B.Sc. Program Physical Science
  • B.Sc Hons Physics

Motilal Nehru College

Motilal Nehru College
  • BA Honors History
  • BA Hons Political Science
  • BA Hons Sanskrit
  • BA Program
  • B.Sc Hons Mathematics
  • B.Sc Hons Physics
  • B.Sc Physical Science with Computer
  • BA Program

Sri vanketeshwara College

Sri vanketeshwara College
  • BA Program
  • BA Hons Hindi
  • BA Hons Sanskrit
  • BA Hons Economics
  • BA Honors Physics
  • B.Sc Hons Electronics

Swami Shraddhanand College

  • BA Program
  • BA (Hons
  • B.Com Program
  • BCom Hons

Zakir Hussain College

Zakir Hussain College
  • BA Program
  • B.Com Program
  • B.Com Honors

These DU colleges give one percent discount/concession in all subjects

  • Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College
  • Deen Dayal Upadhyay College
  • Dayal Singh College
  • Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar College
  • Dyal Singh Evening College
  • Maharaja Agrasen College
  • Motilal Nehru College evening
  • PGDAV College
  • Rajdhani College
  • Ramanujan College
  • Satyavati College
  • Satyavati College evening
  • Shaheed Bhagat Singh Evening
  • Shivaji College
  • Shyam Lal College
  • Shyam Lal Evening College
  • Sri Aurobindo College evening
  • Zakir Hussain College evening
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