Hans Raj College, Delhi University Admission 2022

The eligibility criteria for a bachelor's degree at Hans Raj College is pretty straightforward and like every other college in India. 

• Candidates must have passed 10+2.
• A candidate must clear the minimum cut-off for their desired programs.
• There is no age limit for the UG programs.
• The eligibility criteria may vary according to the category of the candidate.

There are no entrance exams for courses at Hans Raj college; they are based on the 10+2 aggregate, i.e., the best of four subjects. The typical cut-off for English is about 95% for General and a 5-6% relaxation for the SC, STs, and OBCs. It has to be kept in mind that the best of four must include English and three other subjects from Economics, History, Geography, Mathematics, Philosophy, Sociology, Political Science and Psychology. Including any other subjects will lead to a reduction in the aggregate marks by 1%.

Hansraj College is one of the biggest constituents of Delhi University and is currently ranked as the second-best college in the Delhi University (as per NAAC rating 2017). In order to get admission in this college, the students need to clear the cutoff which is published by the college. Usually, for popular courses like BCom(H), Eco(H), etc the cutoff is pretty high like around 96-98% for general Category students. A major portion of the admission procedure has been made online by the University of Delhi. Eligibility: Meeting cutoff list (Class 12th percentage).

• Eligibility criteria for taking admission in Hansraj college is that students should be passed in science subjects like-botany, Zoology, Microbiology, Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Biotechnology. Moreover, 55% or more marks in aggregate of 3 subjects in physics, chemistry, biotechnology/biology is required and one compulsory language (i.e. English) with 50%.
  
  
• No entrance exams were there and the selection will be made on the basis of 12th marks in aggregate of 3 Science subjects.
  
  
• The cutoff is high nearly 87% to 94%-95%.

Students take their admission on the basis of 10+2 examination's marks. However, there are certain courses for which entrance examination is conducted. B.Sc. Life Sciences is not one of those courses. Students can acquire direct admission to this course, based on their percentage in 10+2 examination. The form can be filled offline as well as online. The college releases it's cutoff marks in the 1st or 2nd week of June. The cutoff for life sciences is 94% to 95% for the general category and 87% to 93% for other category students.

Hello friends, I have graduated from Hansraj college with B.A. English ( Hons).I took admission in this college in 2012.since it's a Delhi university college so the admission procedure included two models during that time that is - direct admission( through cut-offs) and indirect( through entrance exam "cate"- combined aptitude test for English).In Hans raj, I got admission through direct mode as the "cate " was not compulsory to take admission into b.a. English ( Hons).For this program, the cut-offs very very high.for the general category, it was around 97℅ marks in class 12 plus 98 marks in English individually.for BBC, it was around 96℅ in class 12 plus 96 in English separately. And for sc/ st others it was 92℅ plus 90 marks in English .at that time the no. Of cut, offs issued for this course was around 4-5 in this college .the last cut off being 5 th one.n the cut off was :-general (admission closed till 3 rd cut off.) ,ABC( 85.5 in class 12 plus 94 in eng. Individually),sc/st(77 or 80 something in class 12 n 94 in English separately).during that tym there were many cut-offs unlike today .but I was lucky enough to get admission into this college in the third cut off itself.actually, I got admission into rajas college in the first cut off but my dream college was Hans raj so I did not miss the chance to grab that opportunity.the college is full of enthusiasm n the best part about college is its faculty.yes, !! The teachers are quite friendly and the atmosphere of the college is really very nice.currently, many changes or you can say many improvements have been made into this college.which includes following- renovation of an office building ., library .expansion of canteen ( in terms of menu, many new dishes being introduced which are relished by the students). A new gym has been inaugurated.transport facility have been provided to the students to travel from metro to college n vice versa by the way of introducing cycles in the college and this doesn't end here.the college is a " celebrity point" ,as the college witnesses the arrival of many celebrities like Akshay Kumar,shah rukh khan ,the latest being the sports celebrity Mr Injeti Srinivasan (SAI ,chief of India) who has promised to build a new badminton hall and a new swimming pool in the college. Also, there are many societies in the college according to the interest of the students - dance society, enabling unit( for ph students) drama society n so on..the college is a representative of many national n international sportsmen. So the college is a combo pack of studies, sports, entertainment, and does its best to make a student an all rounder by developing the students' personality in all aspects of life.my three years were the same combo pack.so good luck for your admissions too!!:-)

• Hansraj College is situated in North Delhi district at Kamla Nagar. The college is affiliated with Delhi University. Hans Raj College is one of the largest constituent colleges of the University of Delhi. This co-educational Institute offers education in all the three streams like arts, science, and commerce.
• The College has been ranked amongst the Top-10 in Science and the Top-6 in Arts and Commerce Colleges of India several times in the last decade or so.
• The eligibility criteria for getting admission is to pass the 12th standard.
• The entrance is organized by Delhi University at all India level and on the basis of rank, college is allotted to student although the process of admission is easy.
• The cut- off for my courses will raise to 90-95% in best four including the English language. If anyone can fulfilling these requirements, then he/she will become a part of Hansraj family. 

• Eligibility criteria for getting admission in Hans Raj College is that the candidates need to have qualified 12^th Board Exams with Mathematics, one language and two other subjects listed as academic subjects securing at least 60% and more marks in Mathematics or a least of 55% marks in aggregate of four subjects including Mathematics, one language and other two subjects listed as academic subjects by the respective boards.
• The selection for admissions in these programs will be based on the calculation of aggregate marks in fours academic subjects including Mathematics and one language.
• Moreover, the candidates who have studied Physics, Chemistry/Computer Science and Mathematics will be offered a 5% of additional weight age in the ‘Best of Four’ calculation.
• The typical cutoff is for general it is more than 97%, for OBC it is more than 95%, for SC it is more than 93%, and for ST it is more than 91%.

• There are no entrance exams as off now. Students are selected on the basis of their 12th standard marks. Students have to fill a centralized admission form for Delhi University, where they can select the colleges they want. The form comes out around mid-May every year and the first cut-off is declared during the mid-June.
• The cut-off of Zoology is around 92-95% for the general.
• The admission process is simple. You just need to visit the college on the day of the announcement of cut-off. Visit the required department and fill out a form. 

The eligibility criteria is

• score 95+ % make sure you get 97% if you are from general category
• do opt for mathematics, maths is important for honors course in DU

admission procedure for b.com hons

• after your result
• register yourself at du web site i.e, www.du.ac.in
• then wait for cut offs 
• visit the targeted college web site 

For b.com hons there is not as such any entrance exam so chill

Generally cut offs are very high maximum it can be 100 % or minimun 90%

but wait take a deep breathe it the extreme case its generally 92-98% for OBC and General cateogry

• Admission procedure is organised by the Delhi university and it has become online. You have to apply in Delhi university website. First you have to register then you have to choose your college after cutoffs. 
• In my college cutoffs are about 96.50% to 98%(best four subjects) for gen. Category and it is 3-4% less for OBC category. Once you fall under the cutoff list you can go to the college and take admission.