Vagisha Jha's Review On Indraprastha College For Women - [IP], New Delhi

Academically, this is one of the best college in Hindi honours. In the press women for college is one of the best college in Hindi honours .It's a north campus college. The admission process of this colleges totally based on your CUET UG scores. THE ADMISSION PROCEDURE OF THE COLLEGES VERY SMOOTH....Read More

I've applied other top north campus college like srcc, st Stephen, hindu etc. Ipcw was on 9th in my preference list. I've just gotten this college in first seat allocation, as DU offers only one college on basis of your marks and preference list. And after i went for upgradation i got this one only. My cuet score was legging from few marks that's why i didn't get upgradation. Cuet exam is only exam you need to give to get admission in this college. And the eligibility is different for different course for eg. For eco hons you should have maths in 11-12th and should be given maths exam in cuet along with English (English is compulsory for DU) Admission process is easy for DU, you just need to be aware about process and important date for that stick to DU's official website....Read More

I applied to both North campus and South campus colleges on the basis of their rankings. I got confirmed for a very good South campus college and thein i upgraded for the second round in which I got my current college which is in the North campus. I think I didn't make it in other colleges which I hoped I would because of the heavy completion among the students. The college is taking admission on the basis of CUET scores and there is havey competition for the seats in good colleges....Read More

i've applied to BHU and Lucknow university for bcom hons and got main campus in both of them but took DU over them because of it's academic reputation, social life and exposure.the admission process for DU is quite long and takes time not so hard to be a part but yeah it demands times...Read More

I applied for three other universities apart from DU which is Ashoka University Noida, BR Ambedkar University and BHU. So, in the application process of Ashoka, i first filled out a form which was rigourous and i got slected on the bais of that form after that i got the chance to get interviewed by well known professor of Ashoka. But unfortunately i didnt get that college. I dont understand till now that what went wrong in the interview. After that i applied in BHU i got a seat for economics hons. at its main campus but i chose DU over BHU. At last during my process of DU addmissions i applied for BR Ambedkar University and again i got a seat in eco. Hons course but when i filled my preference list for DU, i got ipcw and i accepeted my seat there. This process was long and tedious but i wanted LSR, SRCC, Hindu these colleges over ipcw but i feel like i am settled here with my friends and the enviornment and everything is going good. To get eco hons course in Du, the eligibilty is to give any three paper of your 12th class and a mandatory maths and english paper in CUET . Now after giving the exams, we have phases of rounds, first is to ligin yourself while filling out your details in smarth portal and then comes prefrence list where we need to mention the college and course. We need to rank those colleges with the course acc to your prefrence. On the basis of the cut off you are alloted with the seat. Cut offs varies with the time, cut off marks in the year 2023-24 for ipcw for eco hons.course was 650/800 for general category, for obc and ews it was around 540/800 while for sc,st students it was 450/800...Read More

To get admission in IPCW, which is a part of Delhi University, you need to give the CUET UG exam, which is conducted by NTA. Maths is a compulsory subject to get economics honours at any college of Delhi University. Apart from that, you need to appear in one language and two other domain subjects in CUET. The scores are calculated out of 1000, as each paper is of 250 marks. The second round cut-off score for IPCW Eco. Hons. for the general category was 785/1000....Read More