DU UG Admission 2025: How will St Stephen’s offer admissions this year?
Vagisha Kaushik | July 19, 2025 | 04:34 PM IST | 2 mins read
DU First Seat Allocation 2025: St Stephen’s College will admit minority students based on 85% CUET score and 15% interview score.
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Download NowOne of the top colleges of DU, St Stephen’s College, will offer admission to its undergraduate programmes based on the Common University Entrance Test (CUET UG) 2025, but with terms and conditions. The University of Delhi will announce the DU first seat allocation 2025 today for DU UG admission 2025 through the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) 2025.
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DU CSAS UG 2025 seat allocation list will be out on ugadmission.uod.ac.in. As per the Delhi University UG admissions 2025 dates, candidates can accept the allotted seats by 5 pm of July 21.
St Stephen’s has been in a tussle with the central university for years over its admission policy. The top DU college intended to offer UG admissions based on 85% CUET 2025 score and 15% personal interview, which has now been mandated for Christian minorities.
Last year, DU won a partial fight with St Stephen’s College as the Supreme Court dismissed its petition seeking a stay on Delhi High Court order which had asked the missionaries institution to follow the DU UG admission policy according to which 100 percent weightage has to be given to the entrance test score while granting admission to non-minority students in its undergraduate courses.
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The HC had, however, ruled that the DU "cannot insist upon a single merit list for admission of candidates belonging to the Christian community regardless of denomination, etc."
What St Stephen’s UG admission 2025 policy says?
For Christian minority candidates, the college issues the following instructions:
- Apply on the St Stephen’s College portal.
- Must have registered for CUET UG 2025.
- Must register on the DU CSAS UG 2025 portal and select the college as the highest or best or preferred choice for the intended programme.
- The college will decide on the number of applicants under all categories.
- Admissions will be based on 85% of CUET score and 15% of interview score for all categories for Christian applicants.
DU UG Admission 2025: St Stephen’s courses, fee
One of the best colleges in DU, it offers 11 undergraduate programmes through CUET:
- BA Economics (Honours)
- BA English (Honours)
- BA History (Honours)
- BA Philosophy (Honours)
- BA Sanskrit (Honours)
- BSc Mathematics (Honours)
- BSc Chemistry (Honours)
- BSc Physics (Honours)
- BSc programme physical sciences (with chemistry)
- BSc programme physical sciences (with computer science)
- BA programme
St Stephen’s fee structure 2025
General
|
Course |
DU fees |
College fees |
Total fees |
|
1st Year B.A. Program/B.A. Hons. |
Rs 11,615 |
Rs 17,822 |
Rs 29,437 |
|
1st Year B.Sc. Hons. (Physics/Chemistry) |
Rs11,630 |
Rs19,058 |
Rs30,688 |
|
1st Year B.Sc. Physical Sciences |
Rs11,625 |
Rs19,058 |
Rs30,683 |
|
1st Year B.Sc. Hons. Mathematics |
Rs11,615 |
Rs18,008 |
Rs29,623 |
|
M.A./M.Sc. Previous Year |
Rs11,551 |
Rs17,560 |
Rs29,111 |
PWD (Persons with Disabilities)
|
Course |
D.U. Fees |
College Fees |
Total Fees |
|
1st Year B.A. Program/B.A. Hons. |
Rs1,150 |
Rs200 |
Rs1,350 |
|
1st Year B.Sc. Hons. (Physics/Chemistry) |
Rs1,150 |
Rs200 |
Rs1,350 |
|
1st Year B.Sc. Physical Sciences |
Rs1,150 |
Rs200 |
Rs1,350 |
|
1st Year B.Sc. Hons. Mathematics |
Rs1,150 |
Rs200 |
Rs1,350 |
|
M.A./M.Sc. Previous Year |
Rs1,150 |
Rs0 |
Rs1,150 |
Staff Ward
|
Course |
D.U. Fees |
College Fees |
Total Fees |
|
1st Year B.A. Program/B.A. Hons. |
Rs8,950 |
Rs200 |
Rs9,150 |
|
1st Year B.Sc. Hons. (Physics/Chemistry) |
Rs8,965 |
Rs1,436 |
Rs10,401 |
|
1st Year B.Sc. Physical Sciences |
Rs8,960 |
Rs1,436 |
Rs10,396 |
|
1st Year B.Sc. Hons. Mathematics |
Rs8,950 |
Rs386 |
Rs9,336 |
|
M.A./M.Sc. Previous Year |
Rs8,850 |
Rs0 |
Rs8,850 |
SC/ST, EWS & Martyr's Children
|
Course |
DU fees |
College Fees |
Total Fees |
|
1st Year B.A. Program/B.A. Hons. |
Rs 11,435 |
Rs 17,822 |
Rs 29,257 |
|
1st Year B.Sc. Hons. (Physics/Chemistry) |
Rs 11,450 |
Rs 19,058 |
Rs 30,508 |
|
1st Year B.Sc. Physical Sciences |
Rs 11,445 |
Rs 19,058 |
Rs 30,503 |
|
1st Year B.Sc. Hons. Mathematics |
Rs 11,435 |
Rs 18,008 |
Rs 29,443 |
|
M.A./M.Sc. Previous Year |
Rs 11,335 |
Rs 17,560 |
Rs 28,895 |
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