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School of Open Learning, University of Delhi offers 10 Courses across 2 Streams. Also Download details on Cutoff, Placements, Fees & Admissions for various courses at DU SOL.

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What's new at DU SOL? The Delhi University School of Open Learning (DU SOL) has postponed the MA in Hindi examination for leftover students. Now the exam is expected to start from March 31.

DU SOL was established in 1962. The school is recognised by the UGC and is a pioneer institution in the field of distance education in India. Moreover, the school also has a South Study Center at South Moti Bagh, New Delhi .

SOL DU provides undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in the subjects of Arts/ Humanities and Commerce. There is a total of 14 departments which include Commerce, English, Hindi, History, Tamil, Economics, Urdu, Punjabi, Political Science, Sanskrit, Environmental Studies, Education, Mathematics and Nutrition & Health Education. Through these departments the school offers courses such as BA, MA, MCom, BCom, BCom (Hons), BA (Hons), etc.

DU SOL Highlights 2022

Below mentioned are the important highlights around the School of Open Learning, Delhi University (SOL DU):

Particulars	Statistics
Also known as	SOL DU, DU SOL
Institute location	New Delhi, India
Affiliated to	University of Delhi (DU)
Number of courses offered	6 courses across 2 streams
Flagship courses	BCom (Hons), BA (Hons)
No. of faculty	30+
Scholarships type	Merit-based and need-based
Prospectus 2021-2022	-DU SOL Prospectus (UG) -DU SOL Prospectus (PG)

DU SOL Admissions 2022

School of Open Learning, University of Delhi offers undergraduate and postgraduate programmes under 14 departments which include Commerce, English, Hindi, History, Tamil, Economics, Urdu, Punjabi, Political Science, Sanskrit, Environmental Studies, Education, Mathematics and Nutrition & Health Education. The courses offered by the school are BA, MA, MCom, BCom, BCom (Hons), BA (Hons), etc.

The students who want DU SOL Admissions have to fulfil the eligibility criteria. The admission is done based on merit. Students have to apply online and also the mode of education is online. Students can go through the below table for DU SOL fees and the eligibility criteria details:

Course	Eligibility	Total Course Fee
BA	Class 12 with a minimum 40% aggregate	INR 12,120
MA	Bachelor’s degree with a minimum 60% aggregate	INR 9,980
BCom	Class 12 with a minimum 40% aggregate	INR 10,590
MCom	BCom with a minimum 55% aggregate	INR 10,280
BA (Hons)	Class 12 with a minimum 60% aggregate	INR 10,890
BCom (Hons)	Class 12 with a minimum 55% aggregate	INR 11,490

SOL DU Admission Dates 2022

Some of the important dates regarding School of Open Learning, University of Delhi admission 2022 are given below:

Event	Date
MA in Hindi examination for leftover students is now expected to start from	31 Mar '22

DU SOL Scholarships

School of Open Learning, University of Delhi (SOL DU) adheres to all the scholarship schemes offered by the University of Delhi. Various scholarships like All India Post Graduate Scholarships (AIPGS), University Post Graduate Scholarships (UPGS), National Scholarship (Economics) and DSE Merit (Economics) can be availed by the students of SOL DU. Students participate in various internship programmes during winter and summer vacations to gain hands-on experience in their respective fields of study. The Smart Cube, Karvy, Medicover, RBS, Election Commission of India, Indian Ministry of Tourism, Artemis and FICCI are some of the major platforms that offer internships to the students. Some of SOL DU scholarships are mentioned below:

South Campus Endowment Scholarship worth INR 250 per month is awarded to South Campus students on the basis of merit for a duration of 10 months
ThreeRotary Club Scholarships worth INR 1,000 per month for a maximum of one year are awarded to postgraduate students enrolled at South Campus

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School of Open Learning, University of Delhi offers 10 Courses across 2 Streams. Also Download details on Cutoff, Placements, Fees & Admissions for various courses at DU SOL.

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http://sol.du.ac.in/

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01127008300

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01127008301

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False

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Admission Details

What's new at the School of Open Learning, University of Delhi? The Delhi University School of Open Learning (DU SOL) has postponed the MA in Hindi examination for leftover students. Now the exam is expected to start from March 31.

DU SOL is a pioneer institute for distance education in India. DU SOL admission 2022 has started, candidates seeking admission to undergraduate courses need to visit the official website and apply online. School of Open Learning, University of Delhi offers over 22 courses across 2 streams. SOL DU admission to UG courses is completely merit-based, while for PG it is both merit and entrance-based.

Talking about SOL DU placements, the school has an active placement cell. During SOL placement 2019, the highest salary package offered was Rs 14 LPA. SOL average salary package stood at Rs 4.8 LPA.

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SOL DU Admission 2022: Highlights

DU SOL is now accepting applications for several certificate courses. Interested candidates need to apply online before their last date. School of Open Learning, University of Delhi offers four undergraduate programmes, including BA, BA Hons, BCom and BCom Hons and two postgraduate programmes MA and MCom in the streams of Arts/Humanities and Commerce. SOL DU also provides direct admission in case there are some seats available for the particular course. DU SOL courses along with their selection criteria are given below:

Course	Selection/Eligibility Criteria	Annual Fee
BA	Selection: Merit-based Eligibility: Class 12 with a minimum 40% aggregate	4,040
BA (Hons)	Selection: Merit-based Eligibility: Class 12 with a minimum 50% aggregate	3,630
BCom	Selection: Merit-based Eligibility: Class 12 with a minimum 40% aggregate	3,530
BCom (Hons)	Selection: Merit-based Eligibility: Minimum 55% aggregate in any one of the qualifying examinations. 60% marks and above in vocational stream in the qualifying examination	3,830
MA	Merit/ Entrance-based + GD & PI	4,990
MCom	Merit/ Entrance-based + GD & PI	5,140

SOL DU admission process is conducted in both online and offline modes. Candidates seeking admission to the School of Open Learning, the University of Delhi via online mode need to follow the steps given below:

SOL DU Admission Dates 2022

Some of the important dates regarding School of Open Learning, University of Delhi admission 2022 are given below:

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Public/Government

Establish Year

1962

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Student are provided Personal Contact Programmer classes in SOL study centers
Institute has Complete virtualization - Online Classrooms, e-Learning, Study material available over the Cloud Technology and Online Continuous Assessment is held

College CutOff

School of Open Learning, University of Delhi (DU SOL) has released the merit list 2021 for its PG courses including various specialisations of MA courses and MCom courses. DU SOL grants admission on the basis of merit in the last qualifying exam. Students whose names appeared in the merit list were required to fill in the admission forms by December 15 and complete the remaining process including payment of fee by December 31, 2021. Check out all details regarding DU SOL PG merit list 2021 on this page.

DU SOL Cut off 2021: Course-wise Merit Lists

School of Open Learning, University of Delhi (DU SOL) released a total of three to four merit lists for its PG courses MA and MCom as per the availability of seats. Candidates can download course-wise firm lists from the below table:

MA Hindi
Merit List 1	Merit List 2
Merit List 3	-
MA History
Merit List 1	Merit List 2
Merit List 3	Merit List 4
MA Political Science
Merit List 1	Merit List 2
Merit List 3	Merit List 4
MA Sanskrit
Merit List 1	Merit List 2
Merit List 3	-
MCom
Merit List 1	Merit List 2
Merit List 3	Merit List 4

DU SOL PG Merit Lists 2021: How to Check?

Candidates, who have applied for various courses School of Open Learning, University of Delhi (DU SOL), can check their admission results in the form of firm lists online on the official website. Mentioned below is a step-by-step process to check the same:

Step 1: Visit the official website of DU SOL (web.sol.du.ac.in).

Step 2: Click on ‘PG Admission’ from the list of notifications mentioned on the right-hand side of the page.

Step 3: On the next page, click on the course applied for from the list of courses.

Step 4: On clicking the course from the drag-down menu will open to display the detailed merit list in the PDF format.

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DU SOL Cutoff FAQs

Q. How many merit lists are released by School of Open Learning, University of Delhi (DU SOL)?

A. School of Open Learning, University of Delhi (DU SOL) releases three to four merit lists for each of its PG courses as per the availability of seats.

Q. How to check School of Open Learning, University of Delhi (DU SOL) merit lists?

A. Candidates, who have applied for various courses School of Open Learning, University of Delhi (DU SOL), can check their admission results in the form of merit lists online on this page or on the official website (web.sol.du.ac.in).

Q. What is the last date to confirm the admission after the release of School of Open Learning, University of Delhi (DU SOL) merit list?

A. After the release of School of Open Learning, University of Delhi (DU SOL) merit list, selected candidates were required to accept the admission and pay the required fee until the last due date i.e December 31. If the confirmation of admission is not done before the final date, then the allotment is cancelled.

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Q. How many departments does DU SOL has?

A. DU SOL has a total of 14 departments which include Commerce, English, Hindi, History, Tamil, Economics, Urdu, Punjabi, Political Science, Sanskrit, Environmental Studies, Education, Mathematics and Nutrition & Health Education.

Q. How many faculty members does DU SOL has?

A. DU SOL has more than 30 faculty memners for both UG and PG programmes.

Q. Is a degree from DU SOL valid?

A. It is. DU SOL is recognised by the UGC. The degrees awarded by this school are valid for higher studies and job in both government and private sectors.

Q. Can a student from IGNOU migrate to DU SOL in the second year of a particular course?

A. SOL DU does not accept migration of students from another open university.

Q. What all courses are offered by the School of Open Learning, University of Delhi?

A. School of Open Learning, DU offers courses such as BA (Prog), BA (Hons), BCom (Prog) and BCom (Hons) in various specialisations at UG level. The School offers MA and MCom as its only academic programmes at PG level.

Q. Can a student apply for more than one course at School of Open Learning, DU?

A. Student can apply for more than one course at DU SOL. This preference should be filled in the registration form.

Q. What is the fee of the courses offered by DU SOL?

A. The fee differs for each course. The total fee is approximately Rs 10-12K or even less for each course.

Q. What is the course fee of BCom (Hons) at School of Open Learning, University of Delhi?

A. The total course fee of BCom (Hons) is INR 11,490 for three years.

Q. What is the eligibility criteria for the MCOm Course at DU SOL?

The eligibility criteria for the MCom Course at DU SOL is that candidates should have done : BCom with a minimum 55% aggregate.

Q. Does School of Open Learning, University of Delhi provide scholarships?

The School of Open Learning, University of Delhi provides scholarships which is both need and merit-based.