DU PG Application Form 2021, Registration - Apply Online Here

• You must have qualified their Class 12th and must have secured an aggregate of 60% marks in the qualifying examination in four subjects which must include Mathematics as compulsory subject.

• There is no age restriction.

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Preparation of Delhi University Entrance Exam for PG are:-

First you know the DUET Entrance exam syllabus and exam pattern . Divide the topic make chart according to weightage. then collect the study material and  read according to chart. Solve the previous year papers and sample paper. That will help you to maintain the time limit and accuracy. this exam conducted on online mode. Exam duration is 2 hours  and pattern is multiple choice questions. and there is a negative marking also of +4 and -1. +4 for correct answer and -1 for every incorrect answer. For more information, I'm providing you a link:-

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Delhi University Entrance Test is an entrance examination for admission to Undergraduate, post graduate and PhD courses. You have not mentioned the level of courses in which you want to seek admission. Based on the information available in your profile we consider that you want to seek admission for undergraduate courses. Here is the eligibility for UG courses through DUET

B. Tech

• Candidates must have passed Class 12th and must have scored minimum 60% marks in the qualifying examination. Also the candidates must have scored minimum 60% marks in four subjects which includes Mathematics as mandatory subject.

B.A (Hons)

• Candidates must have scored minimum 60% marks in qualifying examination and must have scored at least 60% aggregate marks in four subjects in the qualifying examination.

BBA/BMS

• Candidates must have 10+2 in any stream (Science, Humanities, and Commerce) from a recognized board. And must have scored minimum 60% in four papers including English, Mathematics and other two subjects from the list of elective subjects as approved by the University of Delhi.

Integrated Journalism

• Candidates must have passed 10+2 with minimum 50% aggregate marks and 50% marks will be determined on the basis of the best of four subjects, which includes one mandatory language with three other elective subjects.

You have mentioned the aggregate percentage that you have scored in 10+2 but the marks scored in best 4 subjects are not mentioned. So please check the eligibility criteria that is given above to determine your eligibility.

You can also check more information using the link below

https://www.careers360.com/exams/duet

Dear Student,

For all the students either from DU or Outsider, everyone have to pass the entrance examination conducted by the university expect those who have completed their Bachelor Degree in Anthropology from this university. They only get admission on the basis of merit in their graduation. In this entrance examination you need to complete the b.sc syllabus very carefully.

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The National Testing Agency (NTA) on behalf of Delhi University conducts the DUET 2021 national level entrance exam for admission to various UG, PG, MPhil, and PHD courses such as arts, commerce, law, engineering, science, and education. The DUET exam is held in three shifts at 101 locations in 18 countries.

Courses covered:

Under - graduate courses:

- BA (Hons) Multimedia and Mass Communication

- BA (Hons) Humanities and Social Sciences

- B El Ed

- BTech (IT & Mathematical Innovations)

- Bsc Physical Education, Health Education & Sports Sciences

Administered through DU JAT

- BA (Hons) Business Economics

- Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS)

- BBA Financial Investment Analysis (FIA)

Eligibility criteria for Undergraduate courses:

• Candidates must pass the 10+2 exams with a minimum of 60% in aggregate and must have Mathematics as a compulsory subject in order to be admitted to B. Tech programmes.

• Candidates must attain a minimum of 60% in all subjects in 10+2 to be admitted to BA with honours in Humanities and Social Sciences.

• Candidates for admission to the BA Honours in Multimedia and Mass Communication programme must pass the 10+2 exams with a minimum of 75 percent in all subjects, but only 85 percent in English.

Post - graduate courses

MA History

MSc Chemistry

MA Geography

MEd

MA English

MCA

MA Sociology

BEd

MA Political Science

MCom

MA Philosophy

MA/MSc Statistics

MA/MSc Mathematics

MA Economics

LLB

LLM

MSc Zoology and 57 other courses.

Eligibility criteria for Post graduate courses:

• Candidates in the general category must obtain 50 percent of the total marks, while candidates in the OBC or Other Backward Class category must obtain 45 percent of the total marks. To be admitted to the LLB programme, candidates from the Schedule Caste and Scheduled Tribe categories must have a graduation average of 40%.

• For admission to LLM programmes, the same percentage of marks as stated above are expected over the course of three or five years of LLB courses.

• Candidates seeking admission to MCA programmes must obtain a cumulative score of 60 percent qualifying marks in degree programmes that include the Mathematics as a requirement.

• Candidates from the general category must obtain 50 percent in aggregate, candidates from the OBC category must obtain 45 percent, and candidates from the SC or ST categories must obtain 40 percent to be admitted to M. Com.

DUET Exam Pattern:

The authorities will publish the syllabus on the website in an online format. The syllabus for each course will be different. The syllabus for UG courses will be focused on the 11th and 12th grades while PG courses will be planned based on the student's graduation level.

• DUET 2021 will be conducted online and will have a total of 400 marks.

• The duration for DUET 2021 is 2 hours

• There are 100 questions in total, all of which are MCQs (Multiple-Choice Questions).

• Each correct answer will bear 4 marks and each incorrect answer will be negatively marked with 1.

Please note: Depending upon the requirements of course, syllabus is varied for different entrances.

DUET 2021 Important Dates and Process

Registration

Aspirants must fill out the DUET application form online at Delhi University's official website. Candidates must register for UG courses through DU's admission portal 'UG Admissions 2021 (Entrance Based)' and PG admissions through DU's admission portal 'PG Admissions 2021'. Applicants must upload an image and scanned signature in JPG, JPEG, or PNG format, with a maximum file size of 500 KB.

Registration Commencement: First week of May 2021

Registration End: Fourth week of May 2021

Admit Card

Candidates must fill in their form number and date of birth on the entrance exam portal to download their DUET admit card from the official website of Delhi University. Candidates would not be able to take the DUET if they do not have their admit card with them when they arrive at the exam centre.

Release Date: Second week of June 2021

Main Examination

Students must appear for DUET according to the schedule on their DUET admit card. Aspirants should arrive at the exam centre at least an hour prior to the start of the exam.

Exam Date: Fourth week of June 2021

Mode: Computer based exam

Result Declaration

The DUET results are announced by NTA. The official website provides candidates with links to their results.

Answer Key Release: First week of July 2021

Result Announcement:  Third week of July 2021

Counselling

• To participate in the counselling process, candidates must complete all of the necessary steps, including filling out the entry form, seat allotment, document review, payment of the counselling fee, and reallotment.

• Candidates must pay the counselling fee to validate their seat for the seat allotment process.

• Candidates will be assigned seats and institutes based on their interests expressed during the application process and payment of the counselling fee.

• The applicant must visit the concerned institute on the day of the counselling with all necessary documentation to complete the verification process.

Counselling Round: Fourth week of July 2021

Preparations Tips:

• Make a detailed schedule and stick to it every day.

• Candidates must review the exam pattern and syllabus before preparing.

• Select the best book or study materials by the most renowned authors.

• Make sure you understand the basics of the topics and jot down some quick notes.

• Examine previous year's question papers and take practise exams.

• Maintain a safe lifestyle and take care of yourself.

Hope this information helps!

For more details, please refer: https://www.careers360.com/exams/duet

All the best!