ST. STEPHEN’S COLLEGE COURSES AND FEES INFORMATION

Course Overview

St. Stephen’s College offers undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in humanities, social sciences and sciences. The programmes are prescribed within the academic framework of the University of Delhi. The choice of course should be based on the student’s academic interests, qualifying subjects, future study plans and career objectives.

UNDERGRADUATE COURSES

1. B.A. (Hons.) Economics

The B.A. (Hons.) Economics programme focuses on the study of economic systems, markets, consumer and producer behaviour, public policy and economic decision-making. Students develop analytical and quantitative skills that can be useful in economics-related postgraduate study, research, consulting, finance, banking, public policy and other fields.

2. B.A. (Hons.) English

This programme focuses on literature, critical reading, literary interpretation, language and written expression. Students study literary texts and develop the ability to analyse themes, ideas, historical contexts and different styles of writing. The programme can provide a foundation for further study and careers in education, publishing, communications, content, media and related fields.

3. B.A. (Hons.) History

The History programme explores historical events, societies, cultures, political institutions and social change. Students learn to examine historical evidence, interpret sources and understand the relationship between past and present. The subject can support further study and careers connected with education, research, heritage, public service and related areas.

4. B.A. (Hons.) Philosophy

The Philosophy programme develops reasoning, argumentation and critical analysis. Students explore questions related to knowledge, ethics, logic, reality and philosophical traditions. It can help develop transferable skills useful in research, education, writing, public policy and other analytical fields.

5. B.A. (Hons.) Sanskrit

This programme focuses on the Sanskrit language, literature and associated intellectual traditions. Students develop language skills and study literary and textual material as prescribed by the curriculum. It can provide a foundation for postgraduate study, teaching, research and related academic areas.

6. B.A. Programme

The B.A. Programme provides an undergraduate route in the arts and humanities within the prescribed university curriculum. Its subjects and structure should be checked in the current college prospectus. Students should confirm the available subject combinations and programme-specific eligibility before applying.

7. B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics

The Mathematics programme develops understanding of mathematical concepts, logical reasoning, quantitative methods and problem-solving. Students study mathematical topics as prescribed by the curriculum and build skills useful in further study and quantitative career areas.

8. B.Sc. (Hons.) Chemistry

The Chemistry programme covers chemical concepts, theories and practical learning. Students study the principles governing substances, their properties, chemical reactions and related scientific methods. The programme can support further study, research, teaching and careers in relevant scientific fields.

9. B.Sc. (Hons.) Physics

The Physics programme focuses on the laws and principles governing physical phenomena. Students develop scientific reasoning, mathematical problem-solving and the ability to understand and interpret physical systems. Practical and theoretical learning form part of the prescribed curriculum.

10. B.Sc. Programme in Physical Sciences with Chemistry

This programme combines Physical Sciences study with Chemistry and the associated subjects prescribed by the university curriculum. It provides a broader scientific foundation and allows students to develop knowledge of physical and chemical principles.

11. B.Sc. Programme in Physical Sciences with Computer Science

This programme combines Physical Sciences with Computer Science. It offers a foundation in scientific concepts alongside computer-related study, according to the prescribed curriculum. Students should check the current subject structure and eligibility requirements before selecting this programme.

POSTGRADUATE COURSES

The college’s published programme list includes the following postgraduate offerings:

• M.A. English

• M.A. History

• M.A. Philosophy

• M.A. Sanskrit

• M.A./M.Sc. Mathematics

• M.Sc. Physics

The exact degree title, current intake and availability should be confirmed through the latest official postgraduate programme information and University of Delhi admission notices.

COURSE DURATION

Course duration and semester structure depend on the programme and the applicable University of Delhi regulations. Students should consult the current prospectus and curriculum for the precise duration, credits, examination requirements and any applicable multiple-entry or multiple-exit provisions.

COURSE FEES

Course fees can change from one academic year to another. The amount payable may include tuition and other prescribed college or university charges. The final fee may also depend on the programme, the applicable academic-year fee bill and any charges notified separately.

For a website entry, course fees should be entered programme-wise only when the relevant official fee schedule or a reliable current listing supports the amount. A single amount should not be presented as the confirmed fee for every course.

Indicative Published Fee Figures

Third-party course listings have reported approximate programme totals in the following ranges or amounts:

• B.A. (Hons.) programmes: Around ₹88,311 in one published listing.

• B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics: Around ₹88,869 in one published listing.

• B.Sc. (Hons.) Chemistry and Physics: Around ₹92,064 in one published listing.

• M.A. programmes: Around ₹58,222 in one published listing.

• M.Sc. programmes: Around ₹93,592 in one published listing.

These amounts are indicative third-party figures, not a verified consolidated official fee schedule for the 2026–27 batch. Different listings may use different academic years or calculation methods. They should therefore be checked against the official fee bill before being published as final fees.

HOSTEL AND RESIDENCE FEES

The college provides residence facilities for eligible students. Hostel or residence charges should be checked separately from academic programme fees because accommodation is subject to availability and separate rules.

A third-party listing has reported an approximate hostel fee of ₹74,550 per year. This amount has not been confirmed here against the official 2026–27 residence fee schedule, so it should be treated as indicative rather than as a guaranteed current charge.

Students should confirm whether the applicable residence amount includes meals, deposits and other charges. The actual amount payable may depend on the official fee notice and the accommodation arrangement.

ADDITIONAL STUDENT EXPENSES

Students should also consider possible expenses for books, stationery, academic materials, transport, personal requirements and other applicable charges. Residence students may have additional living expenses depending on the facilities and services included in their accommodation.

SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

Students may investigate scholarships and financial assistance offered through the college, government schemes or other eligible programmes. Eligibility may depend on academic performance, financial circumstances, category and scheme-specific conditions. Current scholarship notices and application deadlines should be checked before relying on any particular award.

FEE VERIFICATION BEFORE PUBLICATION

For accurate fee information, use the latest official fee bill and programme-specific details for the relevant academic year. Do not assume that a previously published total is automatically applicable to all students or programmes in 2026–27.

ST. STEPHEN’S COLLEGE ADMISSION INFORMATION

Admission Session: 2026–2027

St. Stephen’s College is a constituent college of the University of Delhi. Applicants must follow the applicable university admission process as well as any additional college-specific requirements. Eligibility, entrance-examination requirements, programme preferences, document verification and seat allocation depend on the course and the candidate’s admission category.

St. Stephen’s College is also a Christian minority institution. Applicants applying under the Christian minority category should pay particular attention to the college’s additional application instructions and required supporting documents.

UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSION PROCESS

Admission to the college’s regular undergraduate programmes is linked to the University of Delhi’s CUET-UG and CSAS admission framework, subject to the applicable rules for the programme and category.

Step 1: Check Course Eligibility

Candidates should review the eligibility conditions for the chosen programme. These may include qualifying examination requirements, subjects studied in Class 12 and the relevant CUET subject combinations. Eligibility requirements can differ between humanities, social sciences and science programmes.

Step 2: Complete CUET-UG Registration

Applicants should complete the CUET-UG registration process when it is open and select the test papers required for their intended programme. Candidates should ensure that their examination choices match the applicable university requirements.

Step 3: Appear for the Entrance Examination

Candidates must appear for the required CUET-UG papers and follow the examination authority’s instructions. The relevant score and subject requirements are considered under the applicable admission framework.

Step 4: Complete the University of Delhi Admission Registration

Applicants should complete the University of Delhi’s CSAS process and follow the official instructions for entering preferences and participating in seat allocation.

Step 5: Complete St. Stephen’s College Requirements

Applicants must check the college’s own admission notices to determine whether a separate college application or additional documentation is required for their category. Christian minority applicants should follow the specific procedure published by the college.

Step 6: Submit Documents

Candidates should provide accurate academic, identity and category-related information and upload the documents requested by the relevant portals. Incomplete applications or inconsistencies between records can affect verification.

Step 7: Follow Selection and Verification Updates

Candidates should monitor the official portals for allocation, shortlisting, interview schedules where applicable, document scrutiny and any further instructions. Any additional selection stage should be followed only as specified in the current official rules.

Step 8: Accept the Seat and Pay the Prescribed Fees

Candidates offered a seat must complete the required acceptance and verification process within the stated deadline. Admission is finalised according to the applicable rules and completion of required formalities, including fee payment.

CHRISTIAN MINORITY ADMISSION

St. Stephen’s College has a separate application portal for Christian minority candidates. Applicants in this category should consult the college’s current prospectus and instructions for registration, documentation and any additional selection stages.

Candidates should check the current requirements for proof of Christian minority status, church-related documentation or other prescribed records. The exact documents and procedure must be confirmed from the official notice for the relevant admission session.

POSTGRADUATE ADMISSION

Applicants seeking admission to postgraduate programmes should follow the University of Delhi’s applicable postgraduate admission procedure. Entrance-examination requirements, eligibility, subject prerequisites and seat allocation depend on the programme and current university regulations.

Candidates should check the qualifying degree requirements for M.A. English, M.A. History, M.A. Philosophy, M.A. Sanskrit, the postgraduate Mathematics programme and M.Sc. Physics before applying.

DOCUMENTS THAT MAY BE REQUIRED

Depending on the programme and category, applicants may be asked to provide:

• Class 10 certificate or marksheet for date-of-birth verification

• Class 12 marksheet and qualifying examination details

• CUET-UG score and registration details, where applicable

• University of Delhi admission registration details

• College application details, where required

• Recent photograph and signature

• Valid identity document

• Category certificate, where applicable

• Christian minority supporting documents, where applicable

• Transfer or migration certificates, if required

• Other academic certificates and declarations specified in the prospectus

Candidates should check the exact document checklist in the official admission instructions.

2026 ADMISSION FORM DATES

The college’s official notice stated that its undergraduate admission portal was reopened until 19 July 2026 at 12:00 noon for candidates who had registered on the University of Delhi portal but had missed applying on the St. Stephen’s College admissions portal. Candidates who had already applied through the college portal were instructed not to apply again.

This was a special reopening deadline. The original overall form opening date and original general closing date have not been independently confirmed here. They should not be replaced with guessed dates.

ADMISSION SELECTION AND COMPETITION

Admission is competitive and depends on the applicable programme requirements, entrance score, university allocation process, category-specific rules and available seats. Meeting minimum eligibility conditions does not by itself guarantee a seat.

IMPORTANT POINTS FOR APPLICANTS

• Review the eligibility criteria before selecting a programme.

• Select the required CUET papers according to the applicable course rules.

• Follow both university and college instructions where required.

• Ensure that documents are accurate and submitted in the prescribed format.

• Check official notices regularly for deadlines and selection updates.

• Use only the authorised admission portals for application and payment.

Official Admission Website: https://ststephens.edu/admissions/ug-admissions-2026

ST. STEPHEN’S COLLEGE CUTOFF INFORMATION

Cutoff and Admission Selection Overview

St. Stephen’s College is a competitive institution of the University of Delhi. Admission requirements vary by programme and applicant category. For regular undergraduate programmes, selection is connected to the applicable CUET-UG and University of Delhi admission framework, together with any additional college-specific requirements that apply.

A cutoff should not be treated as one universal score for the entire college. Different programmes have different eligibility requirements, applicant demand, seat availability and score distributions. The applicable admission category and selection rules also affect how candidates are considered.

UNDERGRADUATE CUTOFF

For undergraduate admission, applicants should review the CUET-related requirements and the University of Delhi’s allocation rules for their chosen programme. A candidate’s eligibility and prospects depend on the relevant test subjects, scores, programme preferences and applicable admission category.

Programme-Wise Considerations

• B.A. (Hons.) Economics: Applicants should check the required CUET subjects and the relevant programme-specific admission conditions.

• B.A. (Hons.) English: Selection follows the applicable university admission rules and requirements for the programme.

• B.A. (Hons.) History: Applicants should review the current subject and eligibility conditions.

• B.A. (Hons.) Philosophy: Candidates should consult the relevant CUET and University of Delhi requirements.

• B.A. (Hons.) Sanskrit: Eligibility and selection are subject to the prescribed programme rules.

• B.A. Programme: Candidates should check the subject combinations and the applicable admission requirements.

• B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics: Applicants should confirm the required subject combination and programme eligibility.

• B.Sc. (Hons.) Chemistry: Candidates should review the science subject and CUET requirements specified for the programme.

• B.Sc. (Hons.) Physics: Applicants should confirm the applicable science subject requirements.

• B.Sc. Physical Sciences with Chemistry: Candidates should check the required subject combination and admission conditions.

• B.Sc. Physical Sciences with Computer Science: Applicants should verify the prescribed subject requirements and applicable selection rules.

These descriptions explain the factors that can affect admission; they are not numerical cutoff scores for the listed programmes.

2026 CUTOFF SCORE

A single verified numerical cutoff score for all St. Stephen’s College programmes in 2026 has not been established here. Entering one number as the official college-wide cutoff would be misleading because requirements and outcomes can differ by course and category.

For a reliable College Dakhila entry, the cutoff value should be taken from an official programme-specific notice or the relevant University of Delhi allocation information for the correct admission round.

POSTGRADUATE CUTOFF

Postgraduate admission requirements depend on the relevant programme, qualifying degree, applicable entrance examination and University of Delhi admission process. Applicants should check the current postgraduate admission instructions rather than applying an undergraduate cutoff to postgraduate courses.

FACTORS THAT AFFECT CUTOFFS

Several factors can influence selection requirements and the scores associated with admission:

• Programme Demand: Courses attracting more applications may have stronger competition.

• Entrance Examination Performance: CUET scores and required subject combinations affect eligibility and selection.

• Seat Availability: The number of seats and the applicable allocation process influence admission outcomes.

• Applicant Category: Different categories may be considered under different rules.

• Admission Round: Allocation outcomes can change from one round to another.

• Programme Eligibility: Candidates must satisfy the prescribed subject and qualifying-examination requirements.

• College-Specific Rules: Additional procedures may apply to particular categories, including Christian minority applicants.

HOW TO CHECK THE OFFICIAL CUTOFF OR SELECTION STATUS

Applicants should consult the University of Delhi admission portal, St. Stephen’s College admission notices and relevant official allocation information. They should verify the programme name, academic session, category and round before recording any score.

RECOMMENDATION FOR THE CUTOFF FIELD

If the College Dakhila form requires only one cutoff score, use a single figure only when an official source clearly identifies the relevant course, category and admission round. If the field is intended to represent the whole college, confirm what the website expects; do not combine scores from unrelated courses or invent an average.

Official Admission Information: https://ststephens.edu/admissions/ug-admissions-2026

ST. STEPHEN’S COLLEGE  PLACEMENT INFORMATION

Placement Overview

St. Stephen’s College has a Campus Placement Cell that supports eligible students in exploring employment and internship opportunities. The Placement Cell is a student-run body that connects students with organisations and facilitates recruitment-related activities.

The college attracts recruiters from consulting, finance, banking and other professional sectors. Students can explore career opportunities through recruitment processes, internship programmes and employer interactions. Actual opportunities depend on the recruitment cycle, the student’s eligibility, academic background, skills and employer requirements.

Officially Reported Placement Statistics

The college’s published placement information for the 2025–26 academic year reports the following figures:

• Average Base Pay: ₹10.5 lakh per annum

• Highest Base Pay: ₹24.5 lakh per annum

These figures relate to the reported 2025–26 academic year. They should not be described as guaranteed salaries for every student or as confirmed placement results for the 2026–27 graduating batch.

The average base pay is a reported average, while the highest base pay is the highest reported figure. Individual salary offers can differ substantially depending on the employer, role, selection process and candidate.

Campus Placement Cell

The Campus Placement Cell facilitates recruitment opportunities and helps students connect with participating organisations. Students interested in placements should review the recruitment policy and brochure applicable to their graduating batch.

Recruitment may involve submitting an application or CV, completing aptitude or subject assessments, participating in interviews and meeting any additional requirements established by the employer. Being registered with the Placement Cell does not guarantee a job offer.

Top Recruiters

Past recruiters listed by the college include organisations from consulting and financial services, such as:

• McKinsey & Company

• Boston Consulting Group (BCG)

• Kearney

• EY-Parthenon

• LEK Consulting

• Praxis Global Alliance

• Morgan Stanley

• JPMorgan

• Nomura

• American Express

• Citi

• D. E. Shaw

These are examples of past recruiters identified by the college. The list is not a guarantee that every organisation will recruit in every academic year, and participation may vary by programme and recruitment cycle.

Internship Opportunities

The college also organises internship-related activities, including an Internship Conclave designed to connect students and organisations offering internship opportunities.

Past internship recruiters identified by the college include:

• Deutsche Bank

• Hindustan Unilever Limited

• Standard Chartered

• Nomura

• JSW

• CitiBank

• Ernst & Young

• E&H Foundation

Internships can provide exposure to professional work, organisational practices and practical applications of academic knowledge. Selection depends on the internship provider’s requirements and the candidate’s performance.

Career Opportunities for Economics Students

Students studying Economics may explore opportunities in consulting, financial services, banking, research, policy analysis, business analysis and further study. Employers may assess analytical ability, quantitative skills, communication and problem-solving.

Career Opportunities for Humanities Students

Students studying English, History, Philosophy, Sanskrit and related subjects can pursue further education, research, teaching, publishing, writing, communications, public policy, civil services and other areas. The specific opportunities available depend on the role, eligibility criteria, additional qualifications and skills developed by the student.

Career Opportunities for Science Students

Students in Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics and Physical Sciences may explore postgraduate education, research, teaching, scientific work, quantitative roles, data-related opportunities and other careers that match their subject background. Some professional positions require additional technical training or higher qualifications.

Career Development and Employability Skills

Students can strengthen their employability by developing:

• Communication Skills: Clear writing, presentation and professional communication.

• Analytical Skills: Ability to interpret information, assess evidence and solve problems.

• Research Skills: Finding, evaluating and presenting relevant information.

• Teamwork: Collaborating with peers and working towards shared goals.

• Interview Preparation: Practising responses, explaining academic experience and presenting relevant skills.

• Professional Readiness: Preparing a CV and understanding employer expectations.

• Internship Experience: Applying academic knowledge in a professional environment.

The Placement Cell’s recruitment activities and student participation can provide opportunities to develop these skills, but employment outcomes remain dependent on individual performance and employer selection.

Placement Process

The process can vary by employer, but it may include registration, CV submission, shortlisting, assessments, group exercises, interviews and final offer decisions. Students should follow the current recruitment policy, eligibility rules and deadlines issued by the Placement Cell.

Placement Limitations

Placement statistics should alway

Overall Placement Profile

St. Stephen’s College providess be reported with their relevant academic year and the definition used by the college. The average and highest base-pay figures do not necessarily represent total compensation, bonuses or other benefits. They also do not establish that every eligible student was placed. access to a placement support structure, employer recruitment activities and internship opportunities. Its past recruiter network includes consulting and financial-sector organisations, while students from different disciplines may pursue both professional employment and further academic study.

Students should consult the current Placement Cell recruitment brochure and official announcements for the latest recruitment calendar, eligibility conditions, participating employers and placement information.

Official Placement Cell: https://www.ststephens.edu/facilities/campus-placement-cell