Admission at DU’s School of Open Learning begins today
NEW DELHI: Undergraduate admission at Delhi University’s School of Open Learning (SOL) starts on Friday.
NEW DELHI: Undergraduate admission at Delhi University’s School of Open Learning (SOL) starts on Friday.

The admission process will be completely online, including payment of fees. SOL offers five undergraduate courses. Students can visit sol.du.ac. in and register for admissions.
Students from the person with disability (PwD) and below poverty line (BPL) categories will be able to apply in person also.
“Students from PwD and BPL categories will have to get bring their card and certificates with them,” said C S Dubey, SOL director.
SOL, which admits nearly 1.5 lakh students every year in its undergraduate courses, offers BA (Programme), Political Science (hons), English (hons), BCom, and BCom (hons). It also offers five postgraduate courses.
“The online process is effective. A student can now be admitted in less than seven
At least 50% in the aggregate with Political Science in Class XII 60% marks in the aggregate with minutes and get his receipt, identity and admit cards, mark sheets and provisional certificates with bar/QR code simultaneously,” he said.
The last date for admission is August 31 without late fee and September 15 with late fee. “Students who take admission after August 31 will have to submit Rs 200 as late fee,” said Dubey.
Dubey said SOL has seen an out Political Science in Class XII and 45% in aggregate with Political Science XII 40% or above in Class
55% in Aggregate, or 60% Aggregate of vocational/technical stream with commerce in Class XII
The number of seats in Business Data Processing (Subsidiary) for B.Com.(Honours) is limited and admission will be on the basis of merit. increase in the number of students with 80% and above score in Class 12 Board.
“BA (Programme) and BCom are the most sought after courses at SOL. As many as 86,696 students were admitted to BA (Programme) while 33,718 got admission in BCom last year,” Dubey said.
The annual fee for undergraduate courses is around Rs 3,500.
ABOUT THE AUTHORHeena KausarHeena Kausar covers schools, universities and student politics in Delhi. A journalist for five years, she started her career in Kashmir and has closely tracked the entry of Aam Aadmi Party in Delhi’s political space.Read More
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