DU Delhi Commerce Courses & Fees 2025

Hello Anushka,

Yes, you should apply to colleges besides DU if:

1. Backup Options : Admission in DU can be highly competitive, so it's wise to have alternatives.
   
   
2. Course Availability : Other universities may offer unique courses or better options in your field of interest.
   
   
3. Location Preference : Consider colleges in locations that might suit your convenience or career goals better.
   
   
4. Fee Structure : Some colleges outside DU might have a more affordable fee structure.
   
   
5. Private Colleges : Institutions like Symbiosis, Christ University, or Ashoka University offer excellent courses and facilities.

Research colleges based on your career goals, preferences, and budget. A diversified approach ensures better chances of admission.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

For admission to Delhi University (DU), a recent character certificate is typically required, especially for students with a gap after completing their 12th grade. This certificate is generally valid for six months.

Regarding a character certificate signed by a doctor, it's important to note that not all professionals are recognized as authorities for issuing such certificates for university admissions. Delhi University typically requires the certificate to be issued by your previous educational institution or a recognized authority like a gazetted officer. Therefore, a certificate signed by a doctor may not be accepted unless the doctor holds a position as a Gazetted officer.

Yes, to get admission into the BMS course at Delhi University (DU), you need to have studied Mathematics in Class 12 as it is a mandatory subject for applying to the BMS program; you will need to select Mathematics as a domain-specific subject in the CUET exam for admission.

A background in mathematics is compulsory because it can be beneficial for subjects like statistics, finance, and quantitative methods that are often part of the BMS curriculum course have a common entrance called DU JAT. The eligibility criteria is 60% aggregate marks with Math and English as compulsory subjects for general category.

• CUET requirement: When applying through the Common University Entrance Test (CUET), you need to choose Mathematics as a domain-specific subject.
• Applied Mathematics accepted: If you studied Applied Mathematics in Class 12, you can still select Mathematics as your subject in CUET.

Check details here BMS ADMISSION PROCESS