Delhi University (DU) will be conducting admissions for the year 2025 through the Common University Entrance Test (CUET). Here’s a breakdown of the key information you need:

DU Admission 2025: Key Highlights

• Admission Mode: Through CUET (Common University Entrance Test)
• Application Process: Online, through the CUET and DU CSAS portals
• Eligibility: 10+2 pass with a minimum of 40% aggregate (may vary depending on the course)
• Exam Pattern: CUET UG will have three sections:
  • Section IA & IB: Language (Reading Comprehension, Verbal Ability)
  • Section II: Domain-Specific Subjects (Class 12 syllabus)
  • Section III: General Knowledge, Numerical Ability, Current Affairs, Reasoning
• Important Dates:
  • CUET Registration: Expected to begin in the last week of February 2025
  • DU CSAS Registration: After the declaration of CUET results (expected in July)

Detailed Information

• Application Process:
  1. CUET Registration: Register on the CUET website and fill out the application form.
  2. Appear for CUET: Take the CUET exam in the subjects of your choice.
  3. DU CSAS Registration: Register on the DU CSAS portal and fill in your college and course preferences.
  4. DU CSAS Counselling: DU will conduct seat allocation based on CUET scores and preferences.
• Eligibility Criteria:

• • Nationality: Indian National
  • Qualification: 10+2 pass from a recognized board
  • Age Limit: No age limit

• Exam Pattern (CUET UG):

• • Mode: Online (CBT)
  • Language: 13 languages available
  • Duration: Three slots each day
  • Number of Questions: 100
  • Type of Questions: MCQs
  • Marking Scheme: 5 marks for each correct answer, 1 mark deducted for each wrong answer

• Syllabus:

• • Section IA & IB: Language (Reading Comprehension, Verbal Ability, Vocabulary)
  • Section II: Domain-Specific Subjects (Based on Class 12 syllabus)
  • Section III: General Knowledge, Numerical Ability, Current Affairs, Reasoning

Additional Information

• DU JAT: For admissions to BMS, B.A (Hons) Business Economics, and BBA (FIA) programs, DU JAT is conducted.
• CUET PG: For PG admissions, candidates need to appear for CUET PG.
• DU Cut-off: DU will release cut-off lists based on CUET scores, category, and other factors.
• Counselling: Shortlisted candidates will have to participate in the counselling process for seat allocation.

Important Note:

• Always refer to the official DU and CUET websites for the most accurate and updated information.
• The dates and details mentioned above are tentative and based on previous years’ trends.