DU PG CSAS Merit List 2025: Spot Round 2 Admission List (Soon), Delhi University, Cut Off

Based on your CUET score of 526 marks in the following subjects: Physical Education, Biology, Chemistry, English, and General Aptitude, and belonging to the SC category, here’s a general idea:

For B.Sc. Nursing at Delhi University (DU):

• Admission is done primarily through CUET UG for some colleges and through NEET UG for others like College of Nursing, LHMC.

• If you’re aiming for DU-affiliated colleges that accept CUET UG for B.Sc. Nursing, your score of 526 (out of 800) may be considered borderline to moderate for SC category.

• SC category cut-offs are generally lower than General, but competition is high in DU, especially for professional courses like Nursing.

• Final selection depends on subject combinations, normalization of CUET score, and college-wise preferences.

You may have some chances in the second or later rounds, depending on how many applicants are ahead in the same category. Also check if the college requires Biology, Chemistry, English specifically, and if Physical Education is counted.

Delhi University does not offer a 5-year integrated BA LLB course. Instead, DU provides a 3-year LLB program after graduation, through its prestigious Faculty of Law, which includes Law Centre-I, Law Centre-II, and Campus Law Centre (CLC). To get admission into these, you must appear for the DU LLB Entrance Exam now through CUET PG there is no merit-based admission to this program.Now, if you’re specifically looking for a 5-year BA LLB course after Class 12, then DU is not the right place. You can instead explore GGSIPU (IP University) which is also based in Delhi.Another option in Delhi is NLU Delhi, which offers BA LLB through the AILET exam. So, overall, none of these institutions offer admission to BA LLB solely on a merit basis.

As for fee structure, in government institutions like USLLS, the fees are quite reasonable — around 40,000–60,000 per year. In contrast, private colleges under IPU can charge 1 lakh to 1.5 lakh annually.

Hope you will find it helpful and all the best!

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, if you are a student pursuing B. Sc (Hons) Botany in Delhi University, you can choose Zoology as a minor subject based on the college's syllabus. According to the Undergraduate Curriculum Framework (UGCF 2022), part of the NEP framework, the Delhi University system allows students, the opportunity to select a minor subject that is outside of their major discipline. Zoology, is an acceptable minor choice for Botany students as both subjects belong to life sciences. Here is how to choose zoology as a minor:

1. You should first check with your college's Botany department/academic coordinator if Zoology is available as a minor subject.
2. When you register for your courses or fill your preferences (which usually occurs in the first semester), select Zoology as your minor subject of preference.
3. You may have to continue studying Zoology for the subsequent semesters to obtain the required credits for a minor.

Remember to refer to your college specific academic handbook or website, as the subjects offered may vary from each of the DU colleges.

Hello Akash,

Yes, candidates who are not allocated a seat in the first round of Delhi University (DU) admissions can reorder their preference list during the period allowed before round two. DU normally has a 'Preference Editing Window' after each round for candidates to reorder, add or subtract program college preferences.

However, this is only possible if not allocated a seat in the earlier round and your application is still valid.

Hello Aspirant,

If your DU application status still shows "Pending Document Verification" and today is the final day, here's what you need to do right away:

1. Either Visit or Call the College – Either go to the concerned college in person(if possible) or call their admission office without delay. Describe your circumstance and request prompt attention.
2. Email the Admission Helpdesk – Send your application number, name, and documents to the college or university admission support team in an email. Be polite but state that it is urgent.
3. Keep the Screenshots & Proofs - Take a screenshot of the application status or keep the documents ready if they request for new upload/resend.
4. Check for Portal Delays - Furthermore, sometimes the portal takes time to update, even when the college has approved the document. It is best to directly confirm with the college.