Acharya Narendra Dev College: Admissions 2025 – Fees, Eligibility, Last Date & Process

Acharya Narendra Dev College Admission for all UG and PG programs is based on the Government exams, the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) conducted by the National Test Agency (NTA). for be admitted to UG programs, candidates are required to appear for CUET UG, and for admission to PG programs, need to appear for CUET PG.

The candidates who seek admission to various programs will have to appear in CUET-UG as well as fill the Common Seat Allocation System- UG of the University of Delhi.

While Filling out the CSAS UG, the candidates will have to provide preferences for the combination of program and college.

It may be noted that admissions at the University of Delhi are based strictly on the CUET merit score, and preferences opted by candidates.

Courses & fees:- Acharya Narendra Dev College (ANDC), New Delhi provides both undergraduate and postgraduate courses including Bachelor of Commerce, and Bachelor of Science honours in Zoology, electronics, physics, chemistry, and Mathematics. The college accepted the exams for UG courses based on Higher Secondary Education along with the scores of the Common University Entrance Test (CUET UG).

Fee Structure:-

Course wise fee to be paid at the time of admission as follows:

Number of Seats:-

Eligibility:-

The candidate must have passed the XII, for admission to the University of Delhi, the candidates must appear in CUET in the subjects/Test papers mentioned in the Program-Specific Eligibilities given below in the table.

Admission Process:-

1. Candidates will be allocated provisional seats in a particular course/college by the University of Delhi.
2. Candidates will have to Accept the provisionally Allocated Seat, concerned. The college will check the eligibility and documents uploaded by the candidates. The College will verify the following within the stipulated timeline:
• Minimum Eligibility of the Candidate.
• Program-Specific eligibility of the candidate.
• Subject Mapping: UoD will consider only those CUET subjects in which they passed class XII.
• Validity and authenticity of Documents/Certificates submitted by the Candidate.

3. After verification, the College will either -˜Approve' or -˜Reject' the provisionally Allocated Seat of the candidates.
4. Once the College approves, the candidates will have to pay the -˜Admission Fee'.
5. Physical Verification of Documents by the College.

Documents to be Verified by the College of Admission:-

The candidates shall be required to upload copies of relevant certificates/documents a the time of applying (as applicable) and produce the same certificates/ documents in original at the time of physical verification at the college.

• Class 10th mark sheet
• Class 12th mark sheet
• SC/ST/OBC-NCL/EWS/Minority/CW/KM/PwBD Certificate issued by the competent issuing authority.
• OBC-Non-Creamy Layer Certificate issued by the competent issuing authority.
• EWS Certificate from the competent issuing authority certifying the candidate can claim reservation under this category.
• Candidates claiming admission through ECA/Sports supernumerary quota must upload self-attested copies of the requisite certificates and produce the relevant required certificate when sought.
• For applying to BSc Physical Education, Health Education, and Sports candidates must upload the following

• Medical fitness certificate as per the prescribed format given in Annexure IV.
• Upto three Sports Proficiency Certificates.
• PwBD disability certificate should be in the name of the candidate and issued by a recognized government hospital.
• Candidates applying for the CW category must upload the Educational Concession Certificate (ECC).
• Candidates who wish to seek admission under the UoD Ward supernumerary quota must upload a valid employment certificate of his parents issued by the due official.

Criterion for Mid-Entry:

• For Mid-Entry, candidates may be considered for allocation only after all the candidates who had applied earlier and have a merit score higher than the lowest declared score have been allocated.
• A candidate who applied to CSAS mid-way will not hold any right to claim the seat allocated to candidates who had applied to CSAS during the initial application phase. Allocation of seats to such candidates may be considered for subsequent rounds, subject to fulfilment of eligibility criteria, availability of seats, and other CSAS rules.
• The seat allocated in a particular allocation round will be final and will not be upgraded in any subsequent allocation round. Mid-Entry will only be considered after successful remittance of the Mid-Entry fee.
• Mid-Entry will not be allowed for performance-Based Programs (B.A.(Hons) Music B.Sc Physical Education, Health Education, and Sports), and ECA, Sports Supernumerary Quota.