Old Delhi, Delhi
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UGC, NAAC
After the results of CUET are released Candidates who are eligible should submit their applications through the admissions portal at Delhi University accessible at admission.uod.ac.in and apply for both UG as well as PG programs. In addition, they need to declare their college and program preference. Allocating seats to UG admissions will be done via the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal, whereas PG admissions will be determined depending on the merit list that the institute has released for entrance-based and merit-based admissions.
For admissions to PG, half of the seats will be allocated according to the merits of those who pass the qualifying exam. This merit-based system is only for those who have completed their bachelor's degrees at Delhi University. The remaining 50 percent of seats are filled according to the candidates' performance in the CUET PG exam. In addition, the Institute of Home Economics reserves 50 percent of its seats for applicants from the categories of SC/ST/OBC/EWS.
IHE is pleased to welcome students interested in its Undergraduate Programs. They span three years of study. The programs are also offered in honors-based mode, allowing an extensive educational experience. The primary requirement for admission is the passing of the 10-plus-2 class-level board exam. Selection is made through CUET scores, which are followed by e-counseling.
The criteria for eligibility for certain courses and the mandatory subjects in the CUET are outlined in the following:
| Course | Subject Combinations of the CUET | Eligibility |
|---|---|---|
| B.A (Hons) B.A (Hons) in Journalism | Combination 1: English (List A) + Two topics from B1 + any one subject from List B1 or B2 Combination II English (List A) + Section III of the CUET (General Test) | Passing the 10th and 12th class with at least 40 percent marks total |
| B.Sc Home Science | Combination I: At least of the languages (List A) + at minimum two subjects from List B1. or Combination II: any of the languages (List A) + One Subject from B1 and B2 and Section III of the CUET (General Test) | 10th and 12th classes pass with at least 40 percent marks |
| B.Sc (Hons) B.Sc (Hons) Home Science | Combination I: At least of the languages (List A) + at minimum two subjects from List B1 or Combination II: More than of the languages (List A) + One subject from List B1 or B2 plus Section III of the CUET (General Test) | Passing the 10th and 12th classes with at least 40% marks total |
| B.Sc (Hons) Food Technology | Combination I Combination I: Physics + Chemistry + Biology/Biological StudiesBiotechnology/Biochemistry OR Combination II Chemistry + Physics Chemistry + Mathematics | Passing the 10th and 12th classes with at least 40 percent marks |
| B.Sc (Hons) Microbiology | Science + Chemistry + Biology Biology StudiesBiotechnology/Biochemistry | Passing the 10th and 12th classes with a minimum of 40 % marks total |
| B.Sc (Hons) Biochemistry | Combination 1: Chemistry and Biology Biotechnology/Biological Studiesor Biochemistry AND Physics Chemistry with Biology/ Biotechnology/Biological Studiesor Biochemistry + Mathematics | 10th and 12th classes pass with at least 40 percent marks |
Candidates who are applying to UG classes in the Institute of Home Economics (IHE) must pass the Common University Entrance Test (CUET). The final selection is made based on the online counseling which is administered by Delhi University, considering CUET scores. The CUET exam is split into three parts:
languages: Section A contains 13 different languages like Bengali, English, Gujarati, Hindi, and more. Section B is comprised of 20 languages, which include French, Spanish, German, Nepali, Persian, and more. Candidates must speak at least one of the languages for admission.
Domain-specific: There are 27 domain-specific subjects within this section. Candidates should consult the specific program eligibility requirements for choosing domain-specific subjects.
General Exam: The general test is required for all UG program that is offered by the institution where it is utilized to determine admission. Candidates should consult the specific program requirements for obtaining general tests.
For UG courses offered by the Institute of Home Economics, candidates should follow these steps in order to register for the CUET Exams:
Check out the official CUET website at cuet.samarth.ac.in.
Select the 'Register' tab, and then proceed to read the information provided.
Complete the application form by providing the necessary details.
Upload essential documents, including your signature, photograph, mark sheet, etc.
Make payment of the application fee at the submission of the form to complete the application process.
Make a copy of the application form to use for future reference.
Check your portal regularly for updates and college cutoff dates.
IHE provides students the opportunity to take part in the M.Sc. program through an entrance exam which is conducted through Delhi University or based on merit scores from an undergraduate degree. The number of seats available for M.Sc. courses is 23. The specializations are Food Nutrition and Fabric Apparel and Designing.
The primary eligibility requirement to be admitted to the M.Sc. program is the completion of the B.Sc. with a minimum of 55 percent marks overall. Candidates must have taken three subjects from the specified list comprising Fabric and Apparel Science, Indian Textile Heritage, Design Concepts, and much more.
Candidates are eligible to enroll in the M.Sc. course on the basis of the merits of their scores, provided they are able to score a minimum of 60% marks on graduation. In addition, applicants can gain admission by passing an entrance exam that is conducted through Delhi University.
IHE provides admission to the 3 year Ph.D. course based on an entrance exam administered through Delhi University. The areas of specialization comprise Food and Nutrition, Human Development and Development, Clothing and Apparel Science, Resource Management and Design Applications, and Development Communication and Extension.
Candidates must have passed the 10+2 exam with a minimum of 50% marks. an M.Phil or equivalent program in Delhi University or a recognized equivalent university.
In the admission process into IHE's Ph.D. course at IHE is based on the merit score during the Delhi University Ph.D. entrance exam.
Delhi University has introduced the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) for admission to UG courses in all colleges affiliated with it. The procedure includes:
• Complete a CSAS application form through the centralized admission portal, after paying the application fee.
• ECA and sports quota applicants are required to pay an additional cost.
• Once CUET results are announced qualified candidates are able to select courses and colleges through the CSAS portal.
These lists of merit are determined by the CUET scores.
The multiple rounds of allocation of seats are held.
• Candidates must take the seat they are allocated within the deadline.
Seat allocation is based on the mix of the college and the program and the position of the candidate on the merit lists, class, and availability of seats.
Candidates who want to apply for admission for admission to admission to the Institute of Home Economics must first apply for the CUET exam and then apply to Delhi University's Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS). The process of applying to the Delhi University UG and PG courses follows the steps:
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