BA Economics at DAV Dehradun is a 3 years, Full Time Degree program offered On Campus. It offers a limited number of 1475 seats.
Find detailed DAV Dehradun BA Economics fees, eligibility, admission dates, cutoff and ranking below.
| Course Highlights | Details |
|---|---|
| duration | 3 Years (Full Time) |
| course level | UG (Degree) |
| mode of study | On Campus |
| total fees | ₹ 7,998 |
| eligibility | 10+2 + CUET |
| entrance test | CUET |
Earlier, BA Economics fees at DAV Dehradun was ₹ 7,998 (in 2024) for the entire course duration. This shows that the fee has remained unchanged since 2024.
| Fee Type | Total Amount (INR) |
|---|---|
| tuition fee | ₹7,998 |
| total fee | ₹7,998 |
| Events | Dates |
|---|---|
| CUET Notification | Jan 03, 2027 |
| CUET UG Application Registration Window | Jan 03, 2027 - Jan 30, 2027 Tentative |
| CUET UG Admit Card Release Date | May 04, 2027 Tentative |
| CUET UG Exam Date | May 11, 2027 - May 31, 2027 Tentative |
| CUET UG Result Declaration Date | Jun 30, 2027 Tentative |
| Events | Dates |
|---|---|
| Last Date for Admission 2026 [BA] | Sep 21, 2026 |
| Re-opening of Merit-Based Registration for Admission 2026 [BA] | Sep 12, 2026 - Sep 16, 2026 |
| Admission Timeline for Admission 2026 [BA] | Aug 27, 2026 - Sep 16, 2026 |
| Events | Dates |
|---|---|
| CUET Notification | Jan 03, 2027 |
| CUET UG Application Registration Window | Jan 03, 2027 - Jan 30, 2027 Tentative |
| CUET UG Admit Card Release Date | May 04, 2027 Tentative |
| CUET UG Exam Date | May 11, 2027 - May 31, 2027 Tentative |
| CUET UG Result Declaration Date | Jun 30, 2027 Tentative |
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The admission process at this government-authorized college begins with filling out a merit form. If your name appears on the published merit list, you then complete an admission form and pay the college fees at the bank to secure your spot. The college fees are more affordable compared to private institutions, but there are no scholarships or loan facilities available, so students must independently finance their education.
There is a concern that the selection system may favor caste over merit, potentially disadvantaging talented students who might otherwise qualify for scholarships.
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