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How to fill DU Application Form 2021 - The first and foremost step of applying for DU admission 2021 is by registering and filling the DU application form. The process of filling out the DU 2021 application form is entirely online. For all the DU affiliated colleges, there is only one, common DU application form (except St. Stephen’s College and Jesus and Mary College). Since the process of filling out the application form for DU admission 2021 is a little time-consuming and tedious process, Careers360 brings to you a complete set of instructions on ‘How to fill DU application form 2021’.
With almost nine steps and seven sections to provide details in, it becomes complicated for candidates to go through each and every step with great attention. Therefore, they can follow the points given below on how to fill DU application form 2021 with every step chronologically ordered and with the visual representation. Before beginning with the steps, candidates must make sure that they keep certain requisite documents with themselves so that the sessions do not expire while you are fetching for them.
Also, keeping documents in dimensions prescribed by the university will help in lowering the risk of getting the candidate’s DU application form rejected. Candidates can read further to know the steps on how to fill DU UG form online, how to remit the fee, how to avail for Sports/ECA quota, etc.
If we summarize the whole process of filling the DU application form, the following fours steps can be derived-
Step 1. Registration
Step 2. DU Admission Form filling
Step 3. Upload Documents
Step 4. Payment of DU application form
Candidates must make sure to keep the following documents beforehand while filling the application form of DU 2021. This will ensure that the sessions do not expire while you are fetching for the required documents. Also, keeping documents in dimensions prescribed by the university will help in lowering the risk of getting the candidate’s DU application form rejected.
Documents/Images | File size | File Format |
Passport size photograph | 10-50 KB | jpg/jpeg/png format |
Signature | 10-50 KB | jpg/jpeg/png format |
Self-attested Class X certificate/mark sheet | 100-500 KB | jpg/jpeg/png format |
Class XII mark sheet | 100-500 KB | jpg/jpeg/png format |
Self-attested copy of SC/ST/OBC/PWD/KM/CW valid certificate | 100-500 KB | jpg/jpeg/png format |
OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) Certificate | 100-500 KB | jpg/jpeg/png format |
EWS Certificate | 100-500 KB | jpg/jpeg/png format |
Self-attested copies of Sports/ECA certificates | 100-500 KB | jpg/jpeg/png format |
Candidates can go through the following detailed steps to fill their DU application forms. The steps are given with images for referential purposes which can help candidates visually.
Step 1. Registration
The very first of applying for DU admission is to register and create an account on the official website of the University of Delhi.
Visit the official website of the University of Delhi and click on ‘UG Admission’
A new tab will open showing the disclaimer and the list of documents to be kept before filling the DU 2021 application form.
Click on the ‘New Registration’ option and fill all the details
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Click on ‘Register’
The university will show the candidate’s username and password which must be kept carefully.
After registering, the university will also send an OTP to the registered mobile number which must be filled in a newly opened tab.
After entering the OTP, click on ‘Submit OTP’.
A confirmation notification will be presented on the login screen in green colour font stating the account has been verified and candidates can continue to login and fill their application forms.
This notification marks the successful registration and now comes the time to fill your application form.
Step 2. Filling the DU Application Form
Enter registered email and password to login.
Once logged in, the university will again open a page stating all the documents needed to be kept ready. Click on ‘Submit’ after reading the instructions.
Personal Section
The very first section is of Personal Section where candidates will be needed to fill their personal details given as follows-
Personal Details (Candidate’s name, Date of Birth, EMail ID, Candidate’s Aadhar Card Number, Category, Mobile Number, Gender,
Family Details (Mother’s name and her occupation, Father’s name and his occupation)
Ward Quota Details (University of Delhi Ward Quota)
Other Category/Quota Details (PWD, Kashmiri Migrant, Children/Widows of Armed Forces Personnel, Prime Minister’s Special Scholarship Scheme for J&K candidates, Sikkimese students nominated by the Govt.)
Address
Bank Details for Refund
After clicking on ‘Submit’, there will come a pre-filled section of ‘Personal Details’. The candidates can click on ‘Edit’ the form or ‘Next’ to continue with the filled-in information.
Academic Section
After clicking on ‘Next’, the candidates will be directed to the ‘Academic’ section. Here the candidates will have to fill information related to their academic qualifications mentioned below.
Board of education
Result Status
Board Roll Number
Year of Passing
Subjects that were taken in the boards
Maximum marks
Practical Marks (if any)
Name of school last attended
Type of school
School Location
Medium of study
Merit Section
After filling academic details, a new tab will be opened with another section called ‘Merit’. Here the candidates will have all the courses ticked and all a candidate has to do is untick the courses that they do not want.
Click on ‘Submit’ once the DU courses 2021 are unticked.
Entrance Section
If the candidates want to apply for admission through an entrance test, then this section is for them.
Click on ‘Yes’ and the candidates will be shown all the courses that can be applied for an entrance test. Or else, just select No.
Sports section
This section is for candidates who wish to apply for the Sports category.
Select ‘yes’ from the drop-down options and choose the game. The window will, later, show the sports available in different DU colleges 2021 along with the position.
The candidates can choose up to three events of the competition in which they were awarded.
ECA section
If the candidates want to go for admission through ECA category, they can select the extracurricular activity from the drop-down and the specialization.
Step 3. Upload Documents
The next section will be of ‘Upload’ section.
The candidates will be needed to upload the requisite documents and make sure that they follow the resolution format.
After uploading, click ‘Next’.
Step 4. Pay the DU Application Form fee
After uploading, the window will now show the final preview of a fully filled-in DU application form. The candidates can tick on ‘I Agree’ after reading the Terms and Conditions, and then click on ‘Payment’ to remit the application fee.
After clicking on ‘Payment’ option, the site will ask the candidates to verify the details by ticking against the checkboxes. The candidates will be redirected to the payment getaway to make the payments through their Debit Card/Credit card/Netbanking. Or, the candidates can click on ‘Home (Pay Later)’ to make the payments later.
If the candidates click on ‘Payment Gateway’, they will have the options to pay the
application fee via Debit Card/Credit Card/Net Banking or UPI. the candidates will be needed to fill in their mobile number (which will be already filled in), Email ID and Payer Name. After filling in the information, the candidates can click on ‘Proceed Now’ to make the payment.
Sometimes it happens that candidates forget where they have noted down the password or simply do not remember the login credentials. In such cases, candidates will have to follow the following steps which will help in retrieving their passwords.
Step 1. Visit the official website of the University of Delhi
Step 2. Click on the ‘Login’ option to open the login window
Step 3. Click on ‘Forgot Password?’ option
Step 4. Provide the Registered email ID and click on ‘Send OTP’ option to receive One Time Password to your registered mobile number.
Step 5. Candidates will get an OTP on their registered mobile number with the help of which they will be able to reset their password
Step 6. Enter the received OTP and type a new password
Step 7. Click on ‘Submit OTP’
Step 8. Candidates are suggested to keep their newly chosen password with them properly.
(Note: If candidates forget or lose their password again, they can follow the similar steps given above.)
Once the account of the candidate is registered, the university will send a confirmation mail to their registered Email ID. If, in case, they do not receive any confirmation mail, they can follow the given steps to get one again from the authorities.
Step 1. Visit the official website of DU
Step 2. Enter the login window of the DU application form
Step 3. Click on ‘Resend Confirmation Mail’ to get another mail
Step 4. Enter your Registered Email
Step 5. Click on ‘Resend’
Step 6. The university will send another confirmation mail to your registered mail.
(Note: Do not forget to check your Spam folder too in case you do not find any mail in your General folder.)
The admission to various undergraduate programmes in DU affiliated colleges is done on the basis of Class XII marks provided on the application forms by candidates. Amongst the subjects, candidates are required to calculate their ‘Best of four’ aggregate marks keeping certain subjects in hand. In order to calculate the best of four marks, candidates must have four subjects, the terms and conditions of which are given as follows-
2 academic/elective subjects
1 language subject (can be core/elective/functional)
1 subject in which the admission is being sought after
For Example,
If an applicant has scored: Physics (96), Chemistry (92), English Core (90) and Mathematics (94), Economics (83).
Case 1: Total marks in four subjects are 96+92+90+94=372, Percentage is 93%.
Conclusion-
The effective percentage for B.A. (Hons.) History is 93% - 2.5% = 90.5%
B.A. (Hons.) English is 93% (as economics is not considered in Best Four)
Case 2: Total marks in four subjects are 96+90+94+83=363, Percentage is 90.75%.
Conclusion-
The effective percentage for B.A. (Hons.) Economics is 90.75%
Comparing Case 1 and Case 2 - Best Four for B.A. (Hons.) Economics is 90.75%
The University of Delhi has set up academic criteria or standard according to which the candidates are enrolled in various UG programmes offered by the university. The set-up standard is called the eligibility criteria, which must be fulfilled by candidates if he/she wishes to seek admission in any course. The basic and general DU 2021 eligibility criteria that all the candidates must fulfil (irrespective of courses or category) is to be a pass out of Class XII from a recognised board.
Before filling the DU application form, candidates must make sure to check the DU eligibility criteria. Failing to fulfil the criteria will lead in candidates losing their allotted seat at the later stages of admission. Therefore, it is highly suggested that they check the prescribed DU eligibility criteria 2021.
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No, if you’ve already submitted your pre-registration form online and made your payment then there’s no need to fill the offline form.
Yes, if you are applying under any reserved category (SC/ST/OBC/EwS), then you must have the SC/ST/OBC//EwS certificate. The OBC certificate must also specify that candidate belongs to non-creamy layer.
Yes, you could still submit the online registration form by choosing “Awaited” in the drop-down menu of “Result Status” on “Academic Details” page/section. However, you must make sure that you fulfill the minimum eligibility criteria course during the stipulated period.
No, without Mathematics, you are not eligible for the above courses.
No, that will not be possible. You cannot take admission simultaneously in two different courses or same courses in different colleges. In case you take admission at two places, your admission will be cancelled from both the colleges/courses.
CUET score in the specific subject combination required for the Honours course is more important during DU seat allotment.
Yes, it’s a good score. Start your preference list with top colleges like Hindu, Miranda, Hansraj, followed by Gargi, Ramjas, and then backup options like Satyawati or Bhaskaracharya.
For BSc (Hons) in Physics, Chemistry or Mathematics in top DU colleges like Hindu College, Hansraj, Miranda House or St. Stephen's College, you should score at least 610 to 660 marks out of 750. For BSc in Life Sciences or Biological Sciences, you should score around 580 to 630 marks. For BSc Programme courses (not honours), a score of 540 to 600 marks is usually safe.
If you belong to the General category, you will need higher marks compared to reserved categories like OBC, SC, ST or EWS. Also, popular courses like Physics or Maths have higher cut-offs than less demanded subjects.
Most DU colleges now take admission through CUET exam. The cut-offs are usually based on CUET percentile, but if we convert them into marks out of 750, then a good score would be around 630 to 700 for top colleges.
Other good universities like BHU and JNU also take admission through CUET. For BSc in BHU, you may need 550 to 620 marks. For BSc-MSc integrated courses in JNU, the safe score is 600 to 670 marks. In universities like Jadavpur or Mumbai University, admission is based on 12th board marks, usually needing 80 to 90 percent.
Here are the website links of some good universities where you can check details about BSc admissions
Delhi University (DU)
https://www.du.ac.in
CUET UG (NTA portal)
https://cuet.samarth.ac.in
With a CUET score of 533 out of 750 (approximately 71 percent ), your chances of getting Botany Honours at Delhi University under the General category are moderate to low , especially in the top colleges like Hindu College, Miranda House, or Hansraj College. These colleges usually demand scores above 600 (80 percent or higher) for General category students in popular science courses.
However, you may still have a chance in mid-tier or off-campus DU colleges depending on the cutoff trends and availability of seats in later rounds. Colleges like Dyal Singh College (Evening), Aditi Mahavidyalaya, or Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences may keep cutoffs around your range.
Hello aspirant,
Deen Dayal Upadhyay College does not offer a BBA program; instead, it provides a Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) degree. For eligibility in BMS at DDU, candidates must have studied Mathematics (or Applied Mathematics) in Class 12. This requirement applies to all candidates, regardless of board or category. So, if you haven't taken Maths in 12th, you cannot apply for BMS at DDU. As for BBA, since DDU doesn't offer it, that option isn't available there either.
If you're keen on pursuing BBA outside DDU without Maths, some private or state-level institutions may accept students without Maths, but in Delhi University, Maths is essential for BMS admission.
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