Du school of open learning does not provide any internship or placement opportunities for B.A. students thats why most of the students dont prefer doing degree courses from the college.if you get opportunity in other regular colleges go for it because regular degree has more worth than open learning in future and opens doors to wider career.

Hello Lakshita,

It sounds like there are a couple of things happening with your DU (Delhi University) application:

1. Category Certificate Verified : This status typically means that the university has received your category certificate and has done an initial check or verification of it.

2. Category Certificate Subject to Physical Verification : This means that while the university has done a preliminary check of your certificate, it still needs to be physically verified. In other words, you may need to submit the original certificate in person or provide additional documentation to confirm its authenticity.

3. No Payment Option Available : If there is no payment option available yet, it could be due to a couple of reasons. It might be that the system has not yet been updated to allow payment or that it is waiting for the physical verification of your documents before allowing you to proceed with payment.

Given that tomorrow is the last date for document verification, you should:

1. Contact the University : Reach out to the admissions office or the relevant department at Delhi University as soon as possible to clarify the situation. They can provide specific instructions on what you need to do to complete your application.

2. Prepare Your Documents : Ensure you have all the required documents ready for physical verification. If you need to visit the university, make sure you have the original documents and any additional forms that may be required.

3. Check for Updates : Keep an eye on any communications from the university and check your application portal regularly for updates.

Timely communication with the university will be crucial to ensure that your application process proceeds smoothly.

Hope it helps !

The candidates need to secure more than 720 out of 800 in CUET ug for KMC college. For obc candidates in this score the available options are KMC, Ramjas, DRC & Venky.

If you want to get top colleges of DU LIKE Hindu ,Stephens & LSR the cut off is expected to be 740+ For the candidates who belongs to OBC category

Colleges  like miranda, Hansraj has lower cutoff among all.

For obc  categories 720+ is enough for most of North campus colleges.

It sounds like you're experiencing a delay in the fee payment section for your DU SOL application. Here’s a step-by-step approach to address the issue:

1. **Follow Up with DU SOL**: Since you’ve already emailed them once, it’s worth following up if you don’t receive a response within a reasonable time. Ensure you include your application number and details to help them locate your application quickly.

2. **Check Application Portal Regularly**: Sometimes, system updates might take a bit longer. Make sure to check the application portal frequently for any updates or changes.

3. **Contact Technical Support**: Reach out to DU SOL’s technical support or helpline. They might offer more immediate assistance and can confirm if there are any issues with your application or payment system.

4. **Visit the DU SOL Office**: If possible, visit the DU SOL office in person. This can sometimes expedite the resolution of technical issues.

5. **Keep Records**: Maintain all records of correspondence and screenshots of your application status. This will be helpful if you need to escalate the issue.

Be patient, but persistent, as these issues are often resolved with a bit of follow-up.

The cutoff range for BSc (Hons) at Hansraj College in 2023 was 96-99 percent you can see the difference of your marks but other than this course you can get admission with 60 percent marks in bsc physical education health and sports there cutoff is generally low as compared to bsc Hons.

Definitely du is better than any colleges but if you believe in yourself you can do bsc from any other private colleges which has good curriculum and improves your personality overall.

Hello there,

The ranking of Lakshmibai College, according to NIRF Ranking 2024 i between 151-200. This college is an off-campus DU college, it lacks in infrastructure. The NAAC grading of this college is also average which is B++. The admissions into this college is through CUET.

Click on the link, to get more information on this college.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/lakshmibai-college-delhi

Hello there,

This can happen while seat allotment process and upgrade process on DU CASA Site as there are many students upgrading, re-ordering, submitting raised queries. So, the site must be crashing and all the information of you portal will be updated in a day or two. If the college allotted to you, raise another query, kindly try to resolve it as soon as possible.

Good luck.

Hello,

To pursue B.Com (Hons) at Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), Delhi University, through the CUET (Common University Entrance Test), it's crucial to understand the specific requirements for the language subjects and the entrance exam pattern.

Language Requirements for CUET:

1. Language Choices in CUET:

   • The CUET allows students to choose from a range of language subjects, including Hindi, for the language component.
   • Generally, students select one language subject from the list of options provided in the CUET, which can be used for calculating the best of four subjects as per the admission criteria.

2. Impact on B.Com (Hons) Admission:

   • For admission to B.Com (Hons) at SRCC, the university usually considers the best of four subjects from the CUET score. This includes the language subject you choose.
   • While Hindi can be chosen as a language subject in CUET, the exact criteria for calculating your best four subjects and their weightage might vary.

3. Specific Requirements for SRCC:

   • SRCC often requires students to have a good score in the domain-specific subjects relevant to the B.Com (Hons) course.
   • In addition to the language subject, ensure that you meet the subject-specific requirements and cut-offs set by SRCC.

Choosing Hindi as your language subject in CUET should be acceptable, provided you meet all other admission criteria and cut-offs set by SRCC.

Hope it helps !

Hello Nidhi,

I understand how frustrating this situation must be. Regarding your question about corrections in the DU application, it's usually best to contact the Dean's Office directly for any amendments. They can provide the most accurate guidance on how to proceed.

For issues like incorrect subject mapping, there might be specific procedures or deadlines for corrections. As for mid-entry or spot rounds, these opportunities depend on the university’s policies and availability, so it's worth asking the admissions office about these options.

I hope this helps, and I sincerely hope you find a solution soon. If you need any more assistance, feel free to reach out.