DU Faculty of Commerce Admissions E-Book

Hi dear candidate,

The entrance exam in DU for BSc Biotechnology is based on CUET, for which you will now have to register for CUET 2026 exam when portal would be open in 2026 with relevant subjects picked up like PCB and one language.

Know more at:

DU B.Sc Eligibility Criteria 2026 - Qualification, Minimum Marks, Age Limit

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Hello,

Yes, the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) is the entrance exam for BSc Biotechnology at Delhi University (DU).  Admission requires a strong performance in the CUET, and eligibility also depends on meeting specific subject requirements in Class 12, such as physics, chemistry, and biology/biotechnology/biochemistry.

I hope it will clear your query!!

Hi Hariom

If you complete your 12th class with PCB subjects from CBSE, and you have passed the mathematics exam through NIOS. Yes, Delhi University accepts the mathematics exam score because NIOS is a recognised board and its certificates are accepted by Delhi University. You are eligible to do an undergraduate program in Mathematics, even if you are a PCB stream student.

• Delhi University allow students who used combined marks from different boards, which means you can use your CBSE marksheet and your NIOS marksheet together.

I hope this information helps you.

Best Wishes.

Hello,

For DU B.Com (Hons) , you need one language subject plus either:

• Maths/Applied Maths + any two academic subjects, or

• Accountancy/Bookkeeping + any two academic subjects.

For BHU B.Com (Hons) , you should have Commerce-related subjects in Class 12 like Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, etc. Maths is not compulsory. You also need to take Accountancy/Bookkeeping, Business Studies, and the General Test in CUET.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

Yes, you can still get admission in some DU courses with 50% in Arts.

• For many BA courses, the basic eligibility is around 40–45% , so you meet that.

• But getting a seat depends mainly on your CUET score , because DU now takes admissions through CUET.

• With 50% in board exams, you can apply, but admission to top colleges or popular BA (Hons) courses may be difficult because their cutoffs are usually higher.

• You may get chances in BA Programme or in colleges with lower cutoffs.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

For B.A Pol Science at Delhi University, you should take one language from List A and three domain subjects from Section II, which include Political Science, and at least one core list like History, Economics, or Sociology. The third domain subject can be from the core list or the secondary list.

Hope it helps!!!

Hello,

If you passed 12th without Math's from Maharashtra Board and now plan to take Math's through NIOS ODE, DU will accept it only for courses where Math's is required, provided it’s a valid board exam result.

For courses like BCom (Hons) or BSc, Mathes in 12th is compulsory; for Arts or general B.A., it’s not needed.

So, you’ll be eligible if:

• You clear the NIOS Math's exam before admission, and

• The course you choose requires or accepts Math's from any recognized board.

Here is the link regarding same:

https://news.careers360.com/du-ug-admission-2025-aspirants-must-appear-cuet-ug-subjects-studied-in-class-12-maths-not-mandatory-for-bcom-information-bulletin

Hope it helps.

Hello,

Since Delhi University's LLM admissions are through CUET PG, the NTA syllabus is the official and relevant one for DU aspirants.you should refer to the official NTA website (https://www.nta.ac.in/) for official syllabus.

For preparation,tips and more refer here CUET PG

Hello,

Yes, a psychology student from Delhi University's School of Open Learning (DU Sol) can appear for the CUET PG psychology exam, provided they meet the specific eligibility criteria requirement for the university they are applying to.

I hope it will clear your query!!

Hello,

For the DU SOL MBA first semester exam, you can study from these materials:

1. DU SOL Study Material:
   Download or collect the official study material from the DU SOL website or your study center. It covers all the topics in the syllabus.

2. Recommended Books:
   Use the books suggested in the syllabus or by your teachers. Authors like Philip Kotler (for Marketing) and Stephen P. Robbins (for Management) are good.

3. Previous Year Question Papers:
   Solve past papers to understand the exam pattern and important topics.

4. Notes and Summaries:
   Make short notes from your study material for quick revision before the exam.

5. Online Sources:
   Watch YouTube lectures or read free notes from trusted educational sites for better understanding.

These materials are enough to prepare well for your MBA 1st semester exam.

Hope it helps !