Hansraj college

The whole undergraduate admission process of DU is through CUET, except a few exceptions like Law and Enginnering. The Electronics course require Physics, Chemistry and Maths from CUET, 250 marks each and one must obtain 500+/750 to get this course. Reservation benefits are also available. This was my third preference in the preference list after B.Tech (IT&MI) at CIC and CS Hons at Hansraj, which I could not get due to cutoff difference....Read More

I have applied for csas portal and I make college on five preference.and I think this college is good as compared to south,off and some north college campus.also admission process is very easy just apply on csas and wait for result and after admission you have to verify your documents in physical mode also....Read More

I had the option to choose for three college which were Shri Ram Hansraj and Hindu in all three I applied for same course BCom honours as my interest lies in commerce field yet she Ram was my first priority Hansraj a second and Hindu is third and I got my second one and I am not at all any sad that I got my second priority because Hansraj is a well known college for its rules regulation for its internship placement of opportunities therefore it's a very good college to go in....Read More

Hansraj college is one of the best colleges under University of Delhi. I have applied for almost every college which offered my course but my dream college was Hansraj for always. In the first round of counselling session, I got ramjas which was my 5th preference according to my list but I upgraded for the second round and then I got hansraj, my dream college. I chose this because the very first reason was its infrastructure, its academic excellence and our most loved shakrukh khan who also studied from here. I didn't get rejected from any college for my course but the other courses for that I have applied for, maths honours, I didn't get the seat in top colleges due to my low score for that course. CUET is the only and most preferred exam according to which admission is allocated to every individual. Cutoffs depends for every other courses and for the admission, the very first step is you must need to appear in CUET exam with proper subject combination according to ur preferred course. Then after result declaration, you need to prepare preference list of your preferred courses and colleges then according to your score, college is allocated to you then you have to accept the seat allocation and need to make the fee payment. Admission process is complete after the document verification at last....Read More

As I said, Hansraj is among the top DU college so cut-offs are obviously very high. For our course the 12th standard minimum percentage required was 90 and a minimum CUET score of 750. For reserved and special categories obviously it differed but for General category the mentioned criteria was mandatory....Read More

I chose this college because of its stellar crowd and opportunities that are available here. Something which went wrong in my ceut preparation due to which I could not get a better college that is SRCC is basically silly mistakes in my exams and nothing else. I missed the cutoff for SRCC by 1 question and thats all. The admission process was quite easy as there is a common portal called the CSAS portal through which the admission process took place and everything was online and quite easy. I applied to St. Xavier's Kolkata and was selected in their Bsc Eco hons program. However when I got Hansraj , I withdrew my admission simply because of the vast networking experience I will get at Hansraj which is a little less in St Xavier's. The eligibility for Hansraj is CUET exam where one has to appear for english plus accountancy/mathematics and 2 other subjects that they have studied in their Class 12. The cutoff was 776 for B.com hons general category....Read More