Delhi University Admission 2027: CUET UG FAQ Guide

Are you planning to pursue an undergraduate program at the prestigious University of Delhi? CUET (UG) is the key to your admission journey! This comprehensive guide provides all the essential information you need to know about the upcoming CUET (UG) examination, eligibility criteria, subject selection, application process, and more. Discover the subjects you should appear for, understand the specific requirements for each program, and get insights into the admission process at Delhi University. Get ready to make your dream of studying at the University of Delhi a reality!

Admission Guide for University of Delhi Undergraduate Programs FAQ

Question: Please provide me with the subjects I should appear for in CUET (UG).

Answer: The subjects you should appear for in CUET (UG) depend on the specific undergraduate program/s you wish to apply for at the University of Delhi. To know the exact eligibility criteria and required subjects for various undergraduate courses, you should refer to the Bulletin of Information issued by the University of Delhi. Make sure the subjects you choose for the examination include the ones you have studied in Class XII.

Question: If I have not studied a particular subject in Class XII but want to appear in that paper in CUET (UG), can I do so to meet the eligibility for a specific program?

Answer: For admission to all undergraduate programs at the University of Delhi, it is mandatory to appear in the papers in CUET (UG) in the subjects in which you have passed the Class XII board exams. If you have not studied a particular subject in Class XII, you cannot appear for it in CUET (UG) to meet the eligibility criteria for a specific program.

Question: I have not studied Mathematics in Class XII, but I want to appear in Mathematics at CUET (UG). Will my application for B.Sc. (Hons) Physics at the University of Delhi be considered?

Answer: For admissions to all programs at the University of Delhi, where a specific subject is a compulsory eligibility requirement, you must have studied that subject in Class XII and also appear in CUET (UG) for that subject. Since you have not studied Mathematics in Class XII, your application for B.Sc. (Hons) Physics might not be considered, as Mathematics is likely to be a compulsory subject for this program.

Question: I have studied Food Technology in Class XII, but it is not offered in the CUET (UG) examination. Which subject should I choose in CUET (UG)?

Answer: If the subject you studied in Class XII is not included in CUET (UG), you should opt for a subject that is closely related or similar in syllabus to the one you studied in Class XII. In your case, you can check the syllabus of Home Science and consider appearing for that subject in CUET (UG).

Question: The Language/Domain subject I studied in Class XII is not mentioned in the list of CUET (UG) subjects. Which subject should I choose?

Answer: If the subject/s you studied in Class XII is/are not mentioned in the list of CUET (UG) subjects, you should appear in the Language/Domain Specific subject that is closely related or similar in syllabus to the subject you studied in Class XII. For example, if you studied Biochemistry in Class XII, you must appear in Biology in CUET (UG).

Question: I cleared Economics from NIOS but gave my Class XII examination from CBSE. Will the University of Delhi consider my Economics marks from CUET (UG)?

Answer: If you have passed subjects from multiple boards, the University of Delhi will consider only the subjects from one board while evaluating your eligibility. Therefore, in your case, the University will consider the marks obtained in Economics from NIOS if it meets the eligibility criteria for the program you are applying for.

Question: I have studied Hindi Literature at Rajasthan School Board of Secondary Education. Which paper should I choose in CUET (UG)?

Answer: You should choose the Hindi paper in CUET (UG).

Question: Will the medium language of CUET (UG) be considered for admissions to the University of Delhi?

Answer: Yes, all languages used in CUET (UG) will be considered for admission to the University of Delhi.

Question: I am applying for improvement in one of my subjects. Can I take admission at the University of Delhi?

Answer: For admission to the University of Delhi, at the time of admission, you must have passed Class XII from a single recognized board. If you are applying for improvement in one of your subjects, you can still take admission provided you meet the other eligibility criteria.

Question: I have studied Business Mathematics in Class XII. How can I apply for the B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics program?

Answer: To apply for the B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics program at the University of Delhi, you must appear in the Mathematics paper in CUET (UG).

Question: I did not appear in CUET (UG). Will my Class XII marks be considered for admissions this year?

Answer: For admission to the University of Delhi, it is mandatory for the candidate to appear in CUET (UG) in the subjects in which they are appearing or have passed Class XII. If you did not appear in CUET (UG), your Class XII marks may not be considered for admissions.

Question: I appeared in past CUET (UG) exams but did not appear in the latest cycle. Will my older CUET scores be considered for admission in this academic year?

Answer: No, for admissions to the University of Delhi in the academic year, only the scores obtained in CUET (UG) will be considered.

Question: I have applied for CUET (UG) and during the registration, I added a few undergraduate programs at the University of Delhi, but there was no provision to select colleges. How will I know where my admission will be?

Answer: After the successful registration for CUET (UG), you will be required to fill the CSAS (UG) form of the University of Delhi. In the CSAS form, you should fill the preferences for the Programs and Colleges in which you wish to study at the University of Delhi. Keep looking at the admission website regularly for updates and further instructions.

Question: Every University’s eligibility for admission to similar programs is different. How should I select Domain-Specific subjects in CUET (UG) to meet the eligibility of all the Central Universities where I am planning to get admission?

Answer: The eligibility requirements for different universities may vary, so it is essential to choose the Domain-Specific subjects in CUET (UG) according to the eligibility criteria of the specific universities you wish to apply for. To ensure you meet the eligibility requirements for each university, refer to their respective admission websites and follow the guidelines mentioned there.

Question: Can I apply for B.A. (Hons) Hindi at the University of Delhi if I have not studied and passed Hindi in the Class XII board examination?

Answer: No, for admission to B.A. (Hons) Hindi at the University of Delhi, it is mandatory for the applicant to have studied and passed Hindi at the Class XII board examination and also appear in Hindi in CUET (UG).

Question: While applying to CUET (UG), do I have to upload Class XII marks of all the subjects or only for the best five/four?

Answer: You should upload the marks for all the subjects you have appeared for in Class XII, in case your result is declared.

Question: How can I apply for the Extra-Curricular Activities quota at the University of Delhi?

Answer: To apply for the Extra-Curricular Activities (ECA) quota at the University of Delhi, you must appear in CUET (UG) and wait for subsequent announcements from the University regarding the ECA admissions.

Question: Is there any weightage given to Class XII board marks for taking admission in undergraduate programs at the University of Delhi?

Answer: There is no weightage given to Class XII marks for admission to undergraduate programs at the University of Delhi, except for tie-breaking purposes.

Question: How will colleges at the University of Delhi be allotted after the declaration of CUET (UG) results?

Answer: After the registration process for CUET (UG), you will be required to fill the Common Seat Allocation System – Undergraduate form (CSAS(UG)) of the University of Delhi. Details of selecting the Program/s and College/s will be published on the website. Keep looking at the admission website for all updated information.

Question: If I have not read Psychology in Class XII as a subject, can I appear for CUET (UG) in Psychology?

Answer: No, the University of Delhi will consider only those subjects in which the candidate has studied and appeared in Class XII. If you have not studied Psychology in Class XII, you cannot appear for it in CUET (UG).

Question: Can I apply for BMS/B.A.(H) Business Economics/BBA(FIA) at the University of Delhi if I have studied Applied Mathematics in Class XII?

Answer: Yes, if you have studied Applied Mathematics in Class XII, you can select Mathematics as a Domain-Specific Subject in CUET (UG) and apply for BMS/B.A.(H) Business Economics/BBA(FIA) at the University of Delhi.

Question: For admission to B.Com. (Hons) at the University of Delhi, do we have to apply for both Mathematics and Accountancy?

Answer: For admission to B. Com. (Hons), you must appear in either of the following subject combinations:

Combination I: Any one Language from List A + Mathematics + Any two subjects, out of which at least one should be from List B1.

OR

Combination II: Any one Language from List A + Accountancy + Any two subjects, out of which at least one should be from List B1.

The merit will be based on the best CUET scores obtained from any of the above-mentioned combinations of subjects.

Question: What is the eligibility for NCWEB, and do we have to give CUET (UG) or not?

Answer: Admission to NCWEB at the University of Delhi will take place based on the Class XII Board marks. You do not need to give CUET (UG) for admission to NCWEB.

Question: Is Section III (General Test) compulsory for admission to the University of Delhi?

Answer: Appearing in Section III (General Test) is compulsory for some of the programs at the University of Delhi. To know if it is mandatory for the program you wish to apply for, check the Program-Specific eligibility.

Question: If an applicant is from the Science stream in Class XII and wants to apply for B.A.(H) History, then which subjects should she choose in CUET (UG)?

Answer: The applicant must appear in the subjects she has studied in Class XII. There is no penalty for changing the stream, so she can later select B.A.(Hons) History in CSAS(UG).

Question: I had English, Physics, Chemistry, Economics, Mathematics, and Music in Class XII, but I did not choose Mathematics in CUET (UG). Can I still take admission in B.A.(Hons) Economics?

Answer: No, for admission to B.A.(Hons) Economics, the candidates must appear in Mathematics in CUET (UG).

Question: For admission to B.A.(Hons) Political Science, will there be any benefit if I choose Political Science in CUET (UG)?

Answer: No, there is no advantage to choosing Political Science at CUET (UG) for admission to B.A.(Hons) Political Science. All applicants who meet the eligibility criteria will be considered at par, and their CUET (UG) scores will be used to calculate their merit.

Question: If a course, for example, B.A.(Hons) Psychology, does not require Section III (General Test), but I appear for the same in CUET (UG), will it affect my merit in any way for B.A.(Hons) Psychology?

Answer: No, the merit for any program will be based solely on the eligibility requirements of that particular program. Appearing in Section III (General Test) when not required will not affect your merit for B.A.(Hons) Psychology.

Question: In case I score fewer marks in a subject in the Class XII board examination but get good marks in CUET (UG) in that subject, will it affect my admission?

Answer: Class XII marks will be considered only for determining the minimum eligibility requirements. For admission to a particular undergraduate program at the University of Delhi, the score obtained by the applicant in CUET (UG) will be the primary consideration according to the program-specific eligibility.

Question: What is the fee structure of different colleges for their undergraduate programs?

Answer: For information about the fee structure of different colleges at the University of Delhi for their undergraduate programs, you should check the respective college websites or contact the colleges directly.

Question: Can I get admission to B.Com (Hons) at the University of Delhi without studying Mathematics in Class XII?

Answer: Yes, if you have not studied Mathematics in Class XII but are interested in B.Com.(Hons) at the University of Delhi, you must appear in CUET (UG) in the following subject combination: Any one Language from List A + Accountancy + Any two subjects, out of which at least one should be from List B1. To appear in this combination, the candidate must have studied Accountancy in Class XII.

Question: When will the cut-off lists be declared?

Answer: Admissions will be done solely through CUET (UG) scores without traditional cut-off lists.

Question: Is it necessary to appear in CUET (UG)?

Answer: Yes, it is mandatory to appear in CUET (UG) to be considered for admission to the University of Delhi, except in the School of Open Learning and Non-Collegiate Women Education Board.

Question: How much weightage will be given to my Class XII marks?

Answer: There is no weightage given to Class XII marks except for tie-breaking purposes.

Question: I will be taking CUET (UG) in four subjects. In what all programs will I be eligible to apply after clearing the exam?

Answer: Your eligibility for various programs will depend on the specific subjects you choose for CUET (UG) and whether they match the eligibility criteria for the programs you are interested in. To know the list of programs you will be eligible for after clearing the exam, check the Bulletin of Information (UG).

Question: I belong to the OBC-NCL category, and in CUET (UG) 2027, I plan to submit my OBC-NCL certificate. Will my certificate be applicable for admission to the University of Delhi?

Answer: For admission to the University of Delhi, all SC/ST/OBC-NCL/EWS/Minority/CW/KM/PwBD candidates will need to submit a valid certificate issued in the name of the candidate by the competent issuing authority, as mentioned in the UG Bulletin of Information.

To be considered for reservation under OBC – Non-Creamy Layer, you must ensure that your caste appears in the OBC central list issued by http://ncbc.nic.in, and that the income certificate meets the validity criteria stipulated by the University of Delhi. The specific cut-off date for certificate validity for the 2027 session is expected to be announced by the University of Delhi; refer to the latest official admission bulletin for confirmed requirements.

No undertaking on behalf of incomplete/invalid/non-availability of the document/certificate at the time of applying will be accepted.

Question: Where do I find all the information related to admissions at the University of Delhi?

Answer: All information related to admissions can be found at www.admission.uod.ac.in.

A Bulletin of Information is also available on the same website, which contains information about various courses offered by the University.