For DU BMS 2025 admission, aspirants had to appear for one Language from List A + Mathematics/Applied Mathematics + section III of CUET (General Test). Moreover, candidates should have passed the Class XII or its equivalent examination from a single recognized board to be eligible for DU BMS admission 2025. Delhi University - DU BMS registration 2025 official website is admission.uod.ac.in.
In order to join the BMS course, the students must know the DU BMS admission process, eligibility criteria etc. This article resolves all the queries regarding DU BMS admission criteria 2025. The Delhi University offers a program in Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) for the students to pursue at an undergraduate level in various specialisations such as finance, marketing, human resource management and management of the global business. Many colleges are offering BMS admission under DU. Continue reading for more details about BMS course fees in Delhi University, admission process 2025, eligibility criteria and more.
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DU BMS Admission Process 2025
Aspirants who fulfill the DU BMS eligibility criteria are eligible to apply for the course. DU BMS is an undergraduate course which the students can register for through CUET UG. The students must know that the seat allocation and admission of the candidate will be done only if applied through the common seat allocation system (CSAS-UG 2025). Simply appearing and qualifying the CUET UG exam is not enough for admissions into UoD. The students can find the detailed admission process below.
The common seat allocation system for undergraduate programs include:
Applying to the University of Delhi
Filling up the preferences for programs and colleges according to the students.
Allocation cum admission.
Applying to the University of Delhi
The students must know that the registration for all the undergraduate programs for the University of Delhi will be only through CSAS. The students must fulfill the eligibility requirement as stated in the official website. The students can register through the official website which is ugadmission.uod.ac.in. In the application fee of CSAS the students need to fill the details carefully as once fully submitted editing is not allowed.
How to apply for the DU BMS course?
To begin with, candidates need to visit the official website and fill in the personal details such as parent's name, gender, category. In the academic section they need to enter the marks of all the subjects in which they have passed class 12th. In case the marksheet shows both 11th and 12th results the students are supposed to fill up only the 12th details. Candidates also need to fill up the sports section and the extra curricular activity section.
The candidates must upload the relevant documents which include marksheets, photographs, and certificates of SC/ST/OBC NCL/ EWS etc.
Once documents are uploaded, the candidates need to preview the entire application form before submitting it as editing is not allowed after submission. The students will also have to pay a non refundable common seat allocation system fee as given below.
Category | One-time CSAS UG 2025 Application Fee (Non-refundable) |
UR/OBC-NCL/EWS | Rs. 250 |
SC/ST/PwBD | Rs. 100 |
The common seat allocation system will be considered complete only after the application fee is received. The candidates are advised to keep their login credentials and password strictly confidential. The login credentials one generated cannot be changed or edited under any circumstance.
DU BMS Admissions: Filling up of Preferences
As the CUET UG results have been declared by NTA the preference filling phase will be started. The students must give the preference of the program college combination which they are willing to take. The candidates can do so by the following steps.
Subject Mapping
The candidates who have completed Phase 1 are required to map the subjects that they took in the class 12th and the subjects they appeared in CUET. The students must see to it that 50% of the syllabus of CET UG and their class 12th must match.
Preference Selection
There are 79 UG programs and 183 BA programme combinations in 69 colleges across the University of Delhi.
The candidates can choose multiple program + college combinations according to his or her preference.
The available preference tab with all the possible college Plus program combinations will be presented in front of the students on which they can provide an advanced filter as per their preference. The students are allowed to choose as many programs as he or she wishes to.
The candidates must ensure ‘save’ the preference on regular intervals and check the preference selection before confirming the safe choices.
Locking of Preference
The students can reorder the preferences before the deadline. Editing the program + college combination after the deadline will not be allowed. The saved choices will be locked automatically upon reaching the deadline.
Simulated Ranks
Before the commencement of allocation round the university will declare the simulated ranks based on the preferences submitted by the candidates. This will be displayed on the dashboard of the candidate and these ranks are completely tentative. After the declaration of the simulated ranks the candidates can update, revise, add, delete, reorder any preference.
DU BMS Admission: Allocation Rules
The allocated seat refers to the combination of program and college. The highest possible preference will be professionally allocated to the students on the basis of:
The merit list will contain the unreserved category of all candidates in order of merit. Which means the merit list of the unreserved category will also include SC, ST, OBC NCL, EWS, and minority candidates.
DU BMS Admissions: Seat Allocation and Admission
After the declaration of BMS allocation results the candidate need to login to their CSAS dashboard for the acceptance of the allocated seat if offered. The candidates must accept the allocated seat before the last date of the given allocation round. After the candidate has accepted the professionally allocated seats the college will verify the eligibility and documents provided by the candidate online within stipulated time.In case the seat is approved the candidates will have to pay the admission fees. In case of any discrepancies found, the college can reject the allocated seat of the candidate. The students can regularly check the dashboard and respond to the queries raised by the colleges in case of discrepancies.
In case of the availability of the seats due to rejections, cancellations or withdrawals multiple allocation rounds will be announced by the University of Delhi. The students who have taken admission can select the upgrade option in these rounds which will allow them to get a higher preference as per the list submitted. Choosing the upgrade option will mean that these students will never be offered the college program combination that they have taken admission into again. The upgrade option will not be available to the students who have taken admission into their first preference. The students who get an upgrade will need to accept the upgraded seat and complete the admission process. Students who have taken the admissions and wish to stick to it must click the freeze button.
DU BMS Admission: Spot Admission
After the completion of the allocation rounds if the seats remain vacant the University of Delhi will call for spot admission rounds. The candidates who have applied for the seat allocations but are not given any college can participate in this round. The students can choose the spot admission option through their dashboard.
