Courses available for Arts & Humanities Students in Delhi University.

Let us talk about the courses Arts and Humanities students can opt for in Delhi University. Nowadays students with arts background think that they have a very limited number of courses available for them as they chose humanities, but that’s not the truth my friends. Come let’s explore together the 24 courses which are open for arts students, not only from humanities stream but some options from commerce, science and management stream as well.

We all know that admission now to DU is through CUET. And there are 3 sections in CUET.

SECTION A is language specific test

SECTION B is domain subject test and has two parts- B1 & B2,

In B1 there are ALL CORE SUBJECTS like history, political sciences, maths, economics, psychology, social science, sociology, and legal studies

And in B2 there are ADDITIONAL SUBJECTS like physical education, and fine arts, and performing art.

SECTION C comprises of a GENERAL TEST.

Now students think and often get confused about which combination is required for which course? Some courses require maths whereas some require English as a mandatory subject. Which combination of subjects is best for which course? Come let’s talk about the combination of courses available and their eligibility as well.

Let’s start with courses offered by Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, very first is BA, CUET gives you two options to enter in this course- any one language from section 1, two subject from B1 category and one from B2 or B1, and option two is Any one language in section 1, any one subject from the B1 or B2 and write the general test.

You can also opt for BA (H) English, it requires English as compulsory language in section 1, two subjects from B1 and one from B2 or B1. You can also consider BA (H) economics which requires maths as the compulsory subject that is one language, mathematics, one subject from B1, and other one from either B1 or B2.

Other courses are BA (H) history, psychology, applied psychology, social work, sociology, geography, humanities & social science, philosophy, and political science, all of them follow the same criteria that is any one language in section 1, two subjects from B1 and one from B2 or B1.

If you think you are someone with a creative mind and like to be on television, then you can think about BA Journalism, there are two ways to enter, first is English as mandatory language, 2 subjects from B1, and one subject from B1 or B2, and the second option is English as one language, 1 subject from B1 or B2, and general test.

For the 5 year integrated program in Journalism, either take English as language and write General Test, or take Hindi as language and write the General Test. And if you’re a female, you have option for BA in multi-media and mass-com with any one language, and multimedia/ or mass-com as a mandatory subject and write General Test.

My dear humanities students you can also go for commerce and management courses like B.Com (h), you have to take maths as the compulsory subject that is one language, mathematics, one subject from B1, and other one from either B1 or B2.

Now you guys can also opt for management courses like BBA-FIA, BMS, and BBE, if you had mathematics as your subject, then you have to take any none language in section 1, maths as the compulsory subject, and one subject from B1.

There are a few courses from science, mathematics, and Technology stream as well, you can opt for B.Sc (h) maths, statistics, computer science, and B.Sc (prog) mathematical science, if you had maths in your 12^th, with one language, mathematics as compulsory subject, one subject from B1, and other one from either B1 or B2.

To pursue B.tech in IT & Mathematical Innovation you need language test, maths as a compulsory subject, and have to appear in General Section. And if you are a female student, you have an advantage you can do B.Sc (pass) home science, and there are two options to do this course- any one language in section 1, two subject from B1 and one from B2 or B1, or Any one language, any one subject from the B1 or B2 and the general test.

So, we hope we have showed you a wide range of courses a humanities student can opt for in Delhi Universities. For detailed information kindly visit emango.global, or download the emango app, or contact 9090907762.