Hindu College, Delhi University Admissions 2020

*Every year the University of Delhi releases cut off the percentage of each and every course.based upon the percentage of the 12th standard they will calculate the best of 4 subjects if you are eligible to get admission in that particular College. In 2017 the typical cutoffs of Mathematics are 97.5 percentage for general and 96 is the least percentage for the candidate who is eligible for reservation

The admissions to my course in Hindu College was Merit-based. Like every other Delhi University College, the cutoff list was released at the DU website. The admission procedure was, however, quite hectic. It was greatly marked by long queues of restless students and their parents waiting to get enrolled for the course. But now, after having spent almost a year in this college, I feel, it was all worth it.

Well, the admissions in my college are based upon on my marks in class 12. As the admissions are done on the bases of class 12 marks so this makes this type of admission process a bit complex. There are always twelve cutoffs released by the college but most of the seats especially for general people get full after 3 cutoffs.For my course, the cutoff ranges from 97-98% marks in PCM in your class 12 for general people and in languages and in other subjects I(if any) the candidate should have scored at least 60%.During the time of admission, the candidate should present the set of original documents in college for verification, and the admission process begins only after the candidate verifies his documents.

• Hindu College is one of the renowned college of Delhi University with a very prestigious reputation. It's the heart of North campus where young minds perish and perceive the knowledge with the utmost perfection and dedication.
• Basically, admissions are conducted every year in the month of April to may and the criteria are strictly based on Merit and entrance in selected fields of courses.
• I got admission here in the year 2013 and then also the criteria was based on merit.
• The proposed cut-offs for this upcoming session might be 10 CGPA (95-98%). The cut off might differ based on the courses and additional eligibility might be checked.
• There is also quota seats for sportsperson and their admissions are done on the basis of sports trials. 

• For admission to various undergraduate courses in Hindu College, students of all categories (Gen/SC/ST/OBC/PwD) fill the pre-admission form, on-line or off-line.
• Cut-offs decided separately for each category (Gen/SC/ST/OBC/PWD), are displayed on the College Notice Board and Website, University website and in leading newspapers as per schedule.
• Admission is strictly according to merit, as per the admission policy framed by the University of Delhi.
• The qualifying examination for the purpose of admission to UG programs is SSSC, organized by the CBSE, the ICSE or any equivalent organization.
• The typical cutoff for admission in BSc physics is 96-98% (general category).

• Taking admission in Hindu College is always a big fight due to its high cutoffs.
• Students scoring between 95-99% in their HSC(12th)  are eligible to apply for this college.
• The entrance exam is only required in a course like English. Otherwise, you only need to score high in your 12th which will lead to taking admission in an extraordinary college Like Hindu.

• The students with Physics, Chemistry, and Maths in their 12th standard are eligible to take admission in the B.Sc.(honors) Chemistry course.
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  Different colleges of the University of Delhi release their cut-offs for the PCM aggregate and there are limited seats so the admission is on First come first serve basis.
• The cutoffs vary  every year for each category. For general students in 2013, it was 96.3.

• The students with Physics, Chemistry and Maths in their 12th standard are eligible to take admission in the B.Sc.(honours) Chemistry course.
• Different colleges of the University of Delhi release their cut-offs for the PCM aggregate and there are limited seats so the admission is on First come first serve basis. The cutoffs vary a lot every year and for different categories. For general students in 2013, it was 96.3.

Students are eligible to apply in the college by the cut off criteria of Delhi University. After the cut off's are out, the student needs to come with all the needed documents to the college's respective department in which he/she wants to take admission. Typical cutoffs are around 90-98%.

The eligibility criteria is based on cutoff basis & after cutoff the students have to go to respective colleges of Delhi University in which their cutoff matches. No, there is no entrance exam now a days but the cutoffs are very high goes upto 90.