Institute of Home Economics, University of Delhi

Institute of Home Economics takes admission on the basis of the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) score conducted by NTA, and the merit score released by the University. The college offers UG programs such as BA(Hons), B.Com, B.Com (Hons) seeking candidates required to appear for the CUET UG examination followed by the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS).

Institute of Home Economics courses and fees-

Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Science honors programs in mass communication and media, science, hotel & travel, IT & software, humanities & social sciences, and medical & health sciences are among the undergraduate and graduate courses offered by the Institute of Home Economics. The Common University Entrance Test (CUET UG/PG) results were accepted by the college together with the exams for Undergraduate courses based on Higher Secondary Education. The undergraduate courses offered by the college are as follows-

The postgraduate and Ph.D. courses offered by the college are as follows

The short term courses offered by the college are as follows-

Seat matrix-

Institute of Home Economics admission process-

Institute of Home Economics uses the Common University Entrance Test (CUET), administered by the National Test Agency (NTA), as the official exam to determine admission to all undergraduate and graduate programs. To be admitted to undergraduate programs, candidates must take the CUET UG exam, and to be admitted to graduate programs, they must take the CUET PG exam. Candidates must complete the University of Delhi's Common Seat Allocation System (UG) and show up for the CUET-UG in order to be considered for admission to various programs. When completing the CSAS UG, candidates must select which combination of program and college they are interested in. Admission Process:-

1. Candidates for a particular discipline or college will be given provisional seats at the University of Delhi.

Candidates will have to Accept the temporary seat that has been assigned to them. The candidates' eligibility and uploaded documents will be examined by the college. within the time frame specified.

2. The following will be verified by the college:

-minimal requirements for applications, - program-specific requirements for candidates, -Maps of Subjects: Only CUET topics passed in the second semester of high school will be considered by UoD.

3. The authenticity and legitimacy of the credentials and records provided by the applicant.
4. The College will choose whether to Approve or Reject the candidates' provisionally allotted seats after verification.
5. After being accepted by the college, the candidates must pay the Admission Fee.

Physical verification of documents is done by the college. Documents to be Verified by the College of Admission:- The candidates shall be required to upload copies of relevant certificates/documents at the time of applying (as applicable) and produce the same certificates/ documents in original at the time of physical verification at the college.

1) Marks sheet for class XII.

2) Original/Provisional Certificate for Class XII.

3) Certificate of Class X Board Examination (for birthdate) Class X Marks-Sheet No. 4.

5) A migration certificate from the university or board, if the student is not from Delhi. 6) A transfer certificate from an institution (if the student is not from Delhi).

6) Recently issued Character Certificate.

7) Four passport-sized photos, on the back of which should be printed the applicant's name and the course they are applying for.

8) A University of Delhi Eligibility Certificate (for candidates who have completed a board examination other than those specified in the University of Delhi Bulletin of Information).

9) A copy of their school certificate or mark sheet attesting to their Hindi proficiency in class VIII (for those who have studied Hindi only through class VIII and do not want to pursue further studies).

10) For candidates who have only studied English up to class VIII, a certificate of having completed that course in the language.

11) SC/ST Certificate (in the candidate's name) from the appropriate authorities – for SC/ST Candidates. 11) OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) Certificate: For OBC applicants, a certificate in their name is granted by the appropriate government.

Institute of Home Economics admission eligibility criteria-

The admission process is entirely entrance based and on candidates' performance in the merit examinations. A minimum of 55 percent marks should be availed by students to get enrolled in the institute for masters and undergraduate programme . For more details, candidates are supposed to check the following table- Undergraduate-

Postgraduate-