Delhi School of Economics, Delhi University: Fees, Admission 2025, Courses, Cutoff, Ranking, Placement

Ans. Delhi School of Economics offers UG, PG & Doctoral courses in several disciplines. DSE admission to any UG program will be done through the Common University Entrance Test (CUET). DSE PG admission was previously made based on the DUET score. However, aspirants now have to appear for CUET PG to gain admission into DSE. The final selection will be made on the CUET marks followed by the counseling process. For the MBA course, students must take the CAT exam.

Ans. Delhi School of Economics is a good option for doing any PG course in India. The college is quite well-known for its MA Economics and MBA courses and the institute has the Ratan Tata library and has completely student-driven courses.

Ans. As per the latest placement statistics, students are offered salary packages as high as INR 26.5 LPA and the average package of INR 14.5 LPA. Companies such as E&Y, KPMG, HCL, IBM, Tata Power, etc. recruit from the Delhi School of Economics placements.

Ans. It is a debatable question as there is a huge difference in the structure of the education system in both institutes. The Delhi School of Economics is no doubt good in terms of economics but the standards of exam structure are more advanced in the London School of Economics.

Ans. After completing an MA in Economics, students often get placement in banks, MNCs, and companies from all different sectors. Students also have opportunities to get jobs in RBI, IES, and NITI AAYOG.

Ans. The total fees for the MBA IB, MBA HRD, and MBA BA courses at the Delhi School of Economics are INR 48,870. 

Ans. The Delhi School of Economics offers a total of 145 seats across categories for the MA Economics course. 

Ans. No, the Delhi School of Economics does not offer any BBA courses. It offers only a BA course in Economics. However, the college does offer three MBA courses in IB, HRD, and BA specializations.

Ans. For the BA course, you require a 10+2 with 60% marks in aggregate. For the MA course, you require a Graduate degree with Economics as a specialization and at least 60% marks. For the MBA course, you need a Graduate degree with 50% marks in aggregate. Additionally, you also need a valid score in the CUET UG/PG or the CAT exams for admission into the Delhi School of Economics.

Ans. The weightage needed for admission into the MBA course at the Delhi School of Economics is 60% for your CAT Score, 7.5% for your marks in Class 10, 7.5% for your marks in Class 12, 50% for the Group Discussion, 50% for the Personal Interview, and 15% on the Extempore.