Delhi University admissions: Arts streams turns popular: 2017

The DU (Delhi University) is all set to release their very first cut off list for the admission of first year students. The admission process for the UG (Under Graduate) courses shall start from Friday. Nearly 30,72,674 number of students have said to be applied for the admission to the Delhi University. The students have said to be applied for sixty different courses in this academic year.

Over the past few years, the Delhi University has seen a quick rise in receiving applications for the arts stream courses and with BA programmes. Nearly 1,40,619 number of applicants have said to be applied for both these courses and this number has been rising every year. The reason behind such high demands for these two courses is that the students find it easy to study them and moreover the science students can apply for any degree courses with the Delhi University.

The next most popular course in the Delhi University is BA Honours in English. Nearly 1,28,842 number of applications have been received for this particular course in this academic year. Political science is yet another popular course that has said to be received about 99,372 applicants and the economics undergraduate course has received 94,476 applications in this academic year.

Most of the applications that are received by the Delhi University are from the students who come from Uttar Pradesh, Delhi and Haryana. The highest number of applicants is from Delhi, and about 1,24,626 applications are received in this academic year. About 64,557 applicants from Uttar Pradesh have said to be applied for various course in the Delhi University. The Haryana applicants are about 39,870 in terms of number. Delhi University is well known for their education sector and even students from Andaman and Nicobar island choose this university to pursue their Undergraduate course.

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