DU SOL Registration For Newly Launched UG Courses Start Today. Admissions on the basis of Class 12th marks

DU SOL Admission 2022: Unlike all other UG programs that require CUET UG scores for admission, DU SOL will admit candidates to these courses on the basis of class 12 marks only.

Delhi University School of Open Learning (DU SOL) will start registration for admission to the newly launched undergraduate programs from today, October 5. Unlike all other UG programs that require Common University Entrance Test (CUET) scores for admission, DU SOL will admit candidates to these courses on the basis of class 12 marks only.

Students who have passed class 12 will be able to apply online for the undergraduate program on the website of the School of Open Learning, sol.du.ac.in.The DU SOL UG admission last date is October 31.

“Admission to UG courses will be on the basis of class 12 result (CUET score not applicable) only,” a statement from DU SOL said.

The newly-launched programmes at DU SOL are BA Programme, BA Honors English, BA Honors Political Science, BCom, BCom Honors, BA Honors Economics, Bachelor in Administration (Financial Investment Analysis) (BBA FIA), Bachelor in Management Studies (BMS), Bachelor of Library and Information Sciences (BLISC), Master of Library and Information Sciences (MLISC) and Master in Business Administration (MBA).

While the online applications for all UG and PG programs in DU SOL for the academic session 2022-23 will start from today, the online registration for MBA program will start from October 7

How to Register For DU SOL UG New Programmes

  • Open DU SOL website — sol.du.ac.in
  • Click on the link saying New User or Registered User
  • After registering, on the next window, fill the required details
  • Submit the DU UG SOL application form

For new users, candidates will be required to insert their names, email ids, mobile numbers and genders, while for the registered users, they will be required to login with user ids and passwords.

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