Question 1

What is the seat matrix for different courses in the Institute of Home Economics?

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The seat matrix for different seats at the Institute of Home Economics are:

Question 2

Ans. The seat matrix for different seats at the Institute of Home Economics are:

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CoursesSeatsB.El.Ed50B.A (H)46M.Sc15Ques. What are the documents required at the time of admission to IHE? The following documents which are required at the time of admission to IHE are:

Question 3

What are the job opportunities after completing M.Sc. from IHE College?

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After completing an MSc. degree from the Institute of Home Economics, there are a lot of career options available for students: The job opportunities for students will vary from specialization to specialization. Students are advised to join internship programs according to their specialization to open up more opportunities for them.

Question 4

Ans. After completing an MSc. degree from the Institute of Home Economics, there are a lot of career options available for students: The job opportunities for students will vary from specialization to specialization. Students are advised to join internship programs according to their specialization to open up more opportunities for them.

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Ques. How are the accommodation facilities in IHE College?

Question 5

How are the accommodation facilities in IHE College?

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The hostel facilities which are provided by IHE college are quite average. The old college building is used as the hostel. The rent of the hostel is 10,000 per month.

Question 6

Ans. The hostel facilities which are provided by IHE college are quite average. The old college building is used as the hostel. The rent of the hostel is 10,000 per month.

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Ques. How many UG courses are offered at the Institute of Home Economics?

Question 7

How many UG courses are offered at the Institute of Home Economics?

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IHE offers a total of 7 courses at the undergraduate level to the interested candidates, such as -BSc.(Hons.) Home ScienceBSc. (Pass) Home ScienceBSc.(Hons.) MicrobiologyBSc. (Hons.) BiochemistryBSc. (Hons.) Food TechnologyBA (Hons.) JournalismBachelor of Elementary Education

Question 8

Which factors determine the cutoff of the Institute of Home Economics?

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The factors which decide the DU cutoff are the total number of seats offered at various programs of multiple colleges marks secured by the students in class 12th (best of four), best of four subjects, number of applicants applying, previous year cutoff trends, the popularity of the course, complete registrations for DU admissions, and a certain program a candidate has applied for.

Question 9

Will there be any disadvantages at the Institute of Home Economics for gap year students at the time of admission?

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No, there is no disadvantage in the Institute of Home Economics for gap year students and they would be treated the same as regular students. They should meet the requisite criteria for admission and must possess the necessary documents/ certificates.

Question 10

Is there any entrance examination for getting admission into the Institute of Home Economics?

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Yes, the admission to UG courses at the Institute of Home Economics is merit-based. Candidates who have met the sufficient cut-off percentage in 10+2 qualifying examinations will be eligible for admission in selected courses at the Institute of Home Economics.

Question 11

What are the reservation criteria for SC/ ST/ OBC in the Institute of Home Economics?

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Several seats are reserved for the ST/SC/OBC category in all the undergraduate courses as per the DU and Government of India guidelines. 27% of seats are reserved for the OBC, 15% for SC, 7.5% for ST, and. All the candidates belonging to the reserved category would get direct admission based on the cut-offs released by the Institute of Home Economics.

Question 12

Will the applicants be given admission on a first-come, first-serve policy after the declaration of Institute of Home Economics cut-offs?

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Admissions in the college are not based on a first come first serve policy. Instead, the applicant who has filled the online registration form and satisfies the criteria and cut-off for a particular program/course in the college will be considered for admission as per the schedule of admission specified by the University of Delhi.

Course	Fees	Eligibility	Application Date
(108 Views) Bachelor of Science [B.Sc] (Home Science)	₹31,890 (1st Year Fees)	10+2	28 May - 31 Jul 2024
(238 Views) B.Sc {Hons.} 4 Courses	₹31,890 - 42,995 (1st Year Fees)	10+2	28 May - 31 Jul 2024
(101 Views) PG Diploma 2 Courses	₹39,685 - 73,085 (Total Fees)	-	26 Dec - 10 Feb 2024
(76 Views) M.Sc 2 Courses	₹39,795 (1st Year Fees)	Graduation	25 Apr - 05 Jun 2024
(108 Views) Bachelor of Arts [BA] {Hons.} (Journalism)	₹37,750 (1st Year Fees)	10+2	28 May - 31 Jul 2024
(49 Views) B.El.Ed	₹25,775 (1st Year Fees)	10+2	28 May - 31 Jul 2024

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