COURSES & FEES DESCRIPTION

Course Structure and Programme Categories

Hansraj College provides undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in arts, commerce and science. Undergraduate degrees generally follow a three-year or four-year structure under the applicable University of Delhi curriculum and academic regulations. The actual duration and exit options depend on the programme structure and the university's rules for the relevant admission cohort. Most postgraduate master's programmes listed below have a two-year structure.

The fee figures in the tables are indicative published 2026 academic-fee listings. They should be checked against the final programme-specific fee notice before publication as a definitive payable amount. Fee schedules may differ between programmes and academic years.

Undergraduate Courses and Published Fees

Published fee references: the 2026 course-fee listing reports BA (Hons.) fees of ₹86,615–₹98,205, B.Com (Hons.) at ₹91,715, and several BSc programmes around ₹96,845, with Computer Science listed separately at up to ₹1.77 lakh. The figures above are not a substitute for the official fee schedule for the exact programme and year.

Postgraduate Courses and Fees

The final payable amount can depend on the programme, academic year, university charges, examination-related charges and other applicable components. Applicants should confirm the current programme-specific amount before budgeting.

Foreign Language Courses and Fees

Hansraj College also advertises foreign-language certificate and diploma programmes. Offerings and admission arrangements may differ from the regular CUET-based degree admission process.

Languages and course levels offered in a particular session should be confirmed through the relevant current notice. These fees should not be assumed to cover every course level or all additional charges.

What Students Should Check Before Paying Fees

• The exact course and specialization selected.

• Whether the displayed amount covers one academic year, the full programme or a specific fee component.

• Any separate university, examination, laboratory or other prescribed charges.

• The applicable fee schedule for the 2026–27 admission session.

• The rules for refunds, cancellations and fee adjustments.

• Any scholarship or fee-concession eligibility that may reduce the student's payable amount.

Hostel Fees and Mess Charges

Hostel charges are separate from academic tuition and should be budgeted independently. Published hostel documents have listed payments of ₹59,720 for a first-year hostel period and ₹52,820 for a specified third-year period in 2025. These are historical, period-specific figures and must not be treated as the confirmed 2026–27 hostel fee.

The hostel's published guidelines also describe mess advances based on actual expected expenditure, with a historical estimate of approximately ₹5,000 per month for vegetarian meals. The current mess amount and all hostel charges must be verified against the applicable 2026–27 hostel notice.

ADMISSION DESCRIPTION

Hansraj College Admission 2026–27

Admission to Hansraj College is conducted under the University of Delhi's admission framework. Undergraduate candidates generally need to appear for CUET UG and complete the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS-UG) process. Postgraduate candidates follow the applicable CUET PG and University of Delhi postgraduate admission procedure.

Admission is competitive because seat allocation depends on the programme, the candidate's applicable CUET score, programme-specific subject requirements, category, submitted preferences, seat availability and the university's allocation rules.

Admission Routes by Programme

Undergraduate Eligibility Requirements

Candidates applying for undergraduate programmes should have passed Class 12 or an equivalent examination from a recognized board and satisfy the relevant University of Delhi programme-specific eligibility requirements.

Eligibility is not identical for all courses. The subjects studied in Class 12 and the language/domain subjects selected for CUET can affect whether an applicant qualifies for a particular programme.

Students must check the current 2026–27 bulletin before choosing CUET subjects. A candidate should not assume that merely passing Class 12 or obtaining a particular overall percentage automatically establishes eligibility for every course.

Postgraduate Eligibility

• MA programmes: Applicants need a qualifying bachelor's degree and must satisfy the eligibility conditions for the selected subject.

• MSc programmes: Applicants generally need an appropriate undergraduate science background, with subject requirements varying by specialization.

• MCom: Applicants must satisfy the university's prescribed undergraduate qualification and programme-specific eligibility rules.

• Foreign-language programmes: Eligibility, prerequisites and selection requirements depend on the particular course and current admission notice.

Step-by-Step Admission Process

Step 1 — Review the programme requirements

Identify the intended course, eligibility criteria, CUET subjects, programme duration, fee structure and available seats. Check that the candidate's Class 12 subjects match the requirements for the intended undergraduate programme.

Step 2 — Register for the relevant entrance examination

Undergraduate candidates should complete the CUET UG registration process, while postgraduate applicants should follow the applicable CUET PG process. Examination registration and college seat allocation are separate stages.

Step 3 — Complete the University of Delhi application

Eligible candidates must follow the applicable DU admission instructions and complete the relevant registration and preference-filling process. Applicants should select programmes carefully and follow the university's published deadlines.

Step 4 — Fill in programme preferences

Candidates should list their preferred courses and colleges in accordance with the applicable CSAS rules. Preference order can affect allocation, so it should be considered carefully rather than entered without reviewing the options.

Step 5 — Participate in seat allocation

The university allocates seats through its applicable admission rounds using the candidate's eligible score, programme preferences, category, seat availability and other prescribed rules.

Step 6 — Accept the allocated seat

A candidate offered a seat must follow the instructions and deadline displayed in the admission portal. Failure to complete the required action within the permitted period can affect the offer.

Step 7 — Complete document verification

The college or university verifies the submitted academic, identity and category-related documents as applicable.

Step 8 — Pay the prescribed fee

After the relevant verification and approval, the candidate must pay the required admission fee within the specified deadline to complete the process.

Documents Commonly Required

Applicants should prepare the following documents as applicable to their admission category and programme:

• Class 10 certificate or other accepted date-of-birth proof.

• Class 12 marksheet and passing certificate.

• CUET UG or CUET PG application details and scorecard, as applicable.

• University admission application and seat-allocation details.

• Valid government-issued identity proof.

• Recent photograph and signature, where required.

• Category certificate for candidates applying under a reserved category.

• EWS certificate, where applicable.

• PwBD certificate or other required disability documentation, where applicable.

• Transfer certificate, migration certificate or other academic documents if required.

• Any additional documents specified in the current admission bulletin.

The exact list should be checked against the applicable admission instructions; not every applicant needs every document.

Important Admission Considerations

• Clearing CUET does not by itself guarantee admission to Hansraj College.

• Candidates must meet programme-specific eligibility requirements.

• Cutoff scores and allocation outcomes can differ by course, category and round.

• Seat acceptance, verification and fee payment must be completed within the applicable deadlines.

• Hostel admission is a separate process and is not guaranteed by academic admission.

• Applicants should rely on the current 2026–27 notices for any revised deadlines, eligibility requirements or allocation instructions.

CUTOFF DESCRIPTION

Hansraj College CUET Cutoff 2026

Admission cutoffs at Hansraj College depend on the course, candidate category, applicable CUET subject combination, allocation round and availability of seats. The closing score for one programme should not be used to estimate the cutoff for a different programme.

The 2026 undergraduate allocation data shows that popular programmes such as B.Com (Hons.), BA (Hons.) Economics and BA (Hons.) English are highly competitive. Several science programmes have different score patterns because their eligibility requirements and CUET subject combinations differ.

Illustrative Published 2026 Cutoff Scores

The following table gives selected reported closing scores from the 2026 admission rounds. It is not a complete cutoff list for all courses or categories.

Scores are reproduced from published 2026 cutoff listings and rounded to two decimal places. Confirm the exact score, round and category against the applicable official allocation record before treating it as a final admission threshold.

Category-Wise Cutoff Differences

Cutoff scores are published or reported separately for eligible categories under the university's admission and reservation framework. The exact category-wise cutoff varies by course and round.

Applicants must ensure that their category documentation is valid and meets the university's requirements. A cutoff published for one category cannot be assumed to apply to another.

How to Interpret Cutoff Scores

• Closing score: The score associated with the last allocated seat in the specified course, category and round under the reported allocation data.

• Allocation round: The round in which the score was recorded. Scores can change across rounds.

• Programme-specific eligibility: A candidate must meet the subject and qualification requirements even if their score appears high.

• Preference order: The course and college preferences submitted through the university's admission system can influence allocation.

• Seat availability: Withdrawals, upgrades and available seats can affect subsequent rounds.

• Category: Cutoff comparisons are meaningful only when the category and applicable allocation rules are considered.

Previous-Year Cutoff Comparison

Cutoff movement from one year to another depends on examination performance, the applicant pool, programme demand, available seats and changes in the admission system. A high cutoff in a previous year does not guarantee the same cutoff in 2026.

For website publication, previous-year comparisons should use the same course, category, allocation round and score methodology. The available information here is insufficient to construct a complete, consistently comparable multi-year table for every programme, so missing historical values should not be estimated.

Cutoff Guidance for Applicants

Candidates targeting Hansraj College should review the course-specific 2026 allocation scores, check their eligibility and compare the appropriate category and round. Competitive programmes may require a very high score, but no particular score can guarantee admission in advance.

The final allocation outcome depends on the university's official admission rules and available seats. Applicants should use published cutoff figures as a planning reference rather than as a promise of admission.

PLACEMENT DESCRIPTION

Placement Overview at Hansraj College

Hansraj College provides placement and career-development opportunities through its placement-related activities, helping students connect their academic learning with employment opportunities. Students from commerce, economics, science, computer science and humanities backgrounds may explore roles in consulting, finance, accounting, analytics, technology, research, marketing, business operations and other sectors, depending on their skills and the requirements of individual recruiters.

Placement outcomes differ by degree programme, academic performance, internships, technical and communication skills, interview preparation and the availability of suitable vacancies. Reported overall college statistics should not be interpreted as a guaranteed package for every student or as a course-specific placement result.

Placement Statistics: 2026

The reported Phase-I placement figures for the 2025–26 placement cycle are summarized below.

These are reported placement-cycle figures, not a guarantee of individual outcomes. The available report describes Phase-I results; they should not be presented as the final, audited placement outcome for every programme or the entire graduating class.

Placement Package Trends

The reported average package increased from ₹8.2 LPA in 2024 to ₹9 LPA in 2025 and ₹9.6 LPA in the 2026 placement cycle. The highest reported package also rose from ₹23 LPA in 2025 to ₹25.8 LPA in 2026. These figures indicate the reported trend but do not establish that every course experienced the same improvement.

Recruiters and Employment Sectors

Reported recruiters associated with the 2026 placement cycle include companies and organizations from consulting, finance, professional services, technology and business operations.

Recruiter participation can vary by year and hiring phase. A company's appearance in a recruiter list does not mean it hires students from every programme or offers the same compensation across roles.

Placement Opportunities by Academic Background

Commerce and Accounting

Students pursuing B.Com (Hons.) may explore accounting, audit, taxation, financial analysis, corporate finance, banking, business operations and professional-services roles. Relevant skills include financial accounting, spreadsheet modelling, analytical reasoning and business communication.

Economics

Economics graduates may pursue opportunities in consulting, financial services, research, analytics, market analysis and business strategy. Quantitative reasoning, statistics, economic analysis and data interpretation can be valuable for these roles.

Computer Science and Mathematics

Students from computer science, mathematics and related science programmes may target software development, data analytics, technology consulting, quantitative analysis and other technical roles where their skills meet employer requirements. Programming ability, problem-solving, projects and internships can improve their competitiveness.

Other Science Disciplines

Graduates in chemistry, physics, botany, zoology, geology, anthropology and life sciences may explore laboratory-related roles, research assistance, scientific services, analytics, education, postgraduate study and other discipline-related opportunities. Available roles depend on the employer's qualifications and experience requirements.

Humanities and Social Sciences

Students studying English, history, Hindi, philosophy, Sanskrit and other humanities subjects may explore content, communications, research, publishing, education, consulting, public relations and business-related roles. Writing, research, critical thinking and communication skills can be important selection factors.

Internships and Pre-Placement Offers

Internships can help students gain practical experience before graduation. Depending on the opportunity, students may work on research, business analysis, consulting assignments, finance-related tasks, marketing, technology projects or other professional activities.

Pre-placement offers may be extended to eligible interns based on employer policy and performance. The reported 80% PPO conversion rate relates to the cited placement-cycle reporting and should not be interpreted as the proportion of all Hansraj College students who receive a job offer.

Placement Preparation and Career Development

Students preparing for recruitment can strengthen their profiles through:

• Academic performance and subject knowledge.

• Internships and relevant project work.

• Communication, presentation and interview skills.

• Aptitude tests, logical reasoning and case-study preparation.

• Technical skills relevant to the targeted job profile.

• Résumé development and professional networking.

• Participation in workshops, seminars and career-oriented activities.

• Preparation for group discussions, assessments and interviews where required.

Understanding Placement Figures Before Choosing a Course

The highest package represents the top reported offer, while the average package is the arithmetic mean of the salaries included in the reported calculation. The median package is the midpoint of the reported salary distribution and can offer a useful alternative to the average when a small number of high salaries affect the mean.

Students should compare placement information carefully by examining the reporting year, whether figures refer to Phase I or the full placement cycle, the number of offers, the number of students eligible or participating, and whether the data is college-wide or course-specific.

Overall Career Prospects

Hansraj College offers students an academic setting in which they can prepare for employment, higher education, competitive examinations and research. Its reported placement figures suggest opportunities across a range of employment sectors, but actual outcomes depend on the individual student's programme, skills, experience, academic record and employer selection criteria.

Applicants should therefore consider placement data alongside course curriculum, total academic and living costs, their intended career path and the skills required in their preferred industry.

Profile status: The five descriptions are prepared in a structured, copy-ready format. Before publishing the fee and placement figures as final 2026–27 facts, confirm the current official fee schedules, hostel charges and complete placement report. The precise overall admission form opening and closing dates could not be verified as single college-wide dates.