Hello Malak, let me give you a quick guide to your question.

1. Visit the offficial site ( http://du.ac.in/du/ ) of the university and fill the registration form which appears right in the home page itself. It usually appears around 3rd week of May and contains 7-8 pages.

2. Make the required uploads and pay the registration fees through net banking, as mentioned.

3. Now wait for the results and then wait for the cutoffs to be released. Remember the site may slow down because so many aspirants like you are checking as well so stay attentive on this day.

4. After checking on the cutoffs, you can go through the list and make decision based on your score and corresponding cutoffs.

5. Now the most important, take atleast 3 sets of the following documents:

->10th class certificate

->transfer/migration certificate provided to you through school

->12th marksheet

->4-5 passport sized photographs

->any other documents provided to you from your school, just to be safe.

6. Now note down the address of your college and find out the time distance as well. since it's gonna be first come first served admission so be quick and keep double checking your documents. Also if you are from some outside, it would be better to go 2-3 days before the day of counselling.

7. When you reach, you will be given some forms to fill on the spot and you need to pay for them. Fill the forms and submit it. The person in charge will verify your docs to check if you clear the cutoffs. After that your application will be forwarded and next will be paying fees. It might happen on the next day also.

One important thing is that the college will be having your original documents until the entire admission process is completed because in case you want to apply for other colleges, you need to come back and cancel your admission here. fees will be refunded later.

8. Once you fill the form, pay the fees, got the receipt and it's done.

One more thing, if you are good at any extra curriculum activities like singing, dancing, music, sports etc you can fill the ECA forms for good colleges available on the websites or the college ones itself. The societies of the colleges will audition you and if you succeed they will take you irrespective of your percentage. Every college has ECA quota so check it out too.

Hope my answer helped you.

if still not clear, you can go through https://books.tripbohemia.com/ for more information.

Also you asked best colleges for journalism?!

you can be assured that DU is one of the best colleges for journalism. others include

->Indian Institute Of Journalism And New Media, Bangalore

->Symbiosis Institute Of Media And Communication, Pune

->Lady Shri Ram College For Women, New Delhi

->Christ College, Bangalore

Read more at: https://www.careerindia.com/top-10-colleges-for-journalism-and-mass-communication-in-india-013815.html

Thank you:)