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St. Stephen's College Q/A

Admission in St Stephens College :
Admission to St. Stephens College is based on the academic record and an interview. Every year it declares a certain cut off mars for admitting students into the college. For admission to under graduate courses in St. Stephens College only those candidates are called for interview whose percentage in 10+2 exam are above the declared cut off marks. For admission to M.A./Msc. courses in St. Stephens College only those candidate are considered for admission whose names are cleared by the relevant departments of the University. Therefore the candidates need to apply separately in both the University and the college.

For admission to St. Stephens College for the academic year 2007-2008 application forms, prospectus and other documents will be made available from the second week of May 2007. One can avail these from the college counter and also by post. You will also be able to download and submit the application form for undergraduate courses on the college Website.

Interview Schedule :
The interviews for admission to the first year( 1st yr ) undergraduate courses ( UG ) will be held according to the following tentative schedule. The confirmed schedule will be put up on the College notice board and the College website by June 18, 2009.

Applicants appearing for the interview will be interviewed only if they have the following with them:
(a) Two copies of a recent passport size photograph.
(b) The slip acknowledging receipt of their application.
(c) The following documents, in original and one set of self-attested copies:
(i) Character certificate from the institution last attended.
(ii) Certificate of date of birth (normally the secondary school certificate).
(iii) Subject-wise mark-sheet of the last two public examinations.
(iv) Baptism/SC/ST/Equivalence Certificate, as and where applicable.

Can I get admission in B.Com. (H), B.Com. (P), B.A.(Psychology), B.A.(Sociology), etc. at St. Stephen’s College? 
NO. College offers no courses in Commerce, Sociology, Botany, Zoology, Anthropology, Business, Studies, Psychology.

When can I get admissions forms? What is the last date for submitting admission forms? When will the interview list be out? 
Sale of forms has started on 25th May. Last date for submission is 15th June. Interview lists will be out on 18th June.

How will I come to know if my name appears in the interview list? 
Lists will be displayed on college notice board and web site.

I am completely lost while filling the admission form. From where can I get some help? 
Try these in the given order: Read the college prospectus carefully, check the Frequently Asked Questions page, visit college counseling center, which is open every working day from 10AM to 1PM, leave a query at college website, call college admissions helpline 011-2766-3000.

Will I be considered for admission on the basis of my predicted grades? 
NO. College does not give any provisional admissions.

Is there an entrance test for BA (Hons.) English? 
NO.

Can I be excused from appearing for the admission interview and  (or) sports trials? 
Personal appearance at the interview and sports trials is a MUST. No relaxation will be granted on this point.

Reservations and Affirmative Action 

I am a Dalit Christian student, what certificate should I attach with my admission form to avail reservation benefits? 
Attach a certificate issued by a Diocessan Bishop, or a person or committee authorized by him/her.

I am a student from the OBC category. What reservation benefits can I avail? 
There are NO reservations for OBC students in St. Stephen’s College.

I am a non-Christian SC/ST. Is there any reservation for students like me? 
Ten percent of seats in all courses are reserved for non-Christian SC/ST and physically challenged students. Fifteen percent relaxation in interview cutoff percentages will be given to all reserved category applicants.

I am a physically challenged student. What reservation benefits and other special treatment can I expect at St. Stephen’s College? 
Ten percent of seats in all courses are reserved for Christian Physically Challenged, Christian Dalits and ST students. Ten percent of seats in all courses are reserved for non-Christian Physically Challenged, SC and ST students. College building infrastructure is disability friendly. Special library facilities are available for visually challenged students. Social Service League of college runs a number of support programmes for physically challenged students. 

Sports

My sport does not appear in the list of sports for which trials will be held. 
Sorry, you will not be considered for admissions under sports category.

Foreign Boards, Foreign Nationals

I’ve done my plus two from a foreign examination board, but I am an Indian national. What should I do to apply? 
Confirm if your examination appears on the list approved by the Association of Indian Universities (http://www.aiuweb.org). This list is also available at the University of Delhi website (http://www.du.ac.in). You can apply directly if your examination board appears in this list. If not, get an equivalence certificate from AIU.

I am a foreign national having done twelve years of schooling outside India. How do I apply for admission to St. Stephen’s College? 
Check the information for foreign students at the University of Delhi website (http://www.du.ac.in). Register and get equivalence from the office of Deputy

Dean, Foreign Students’ Advisor, University of Delhi: Dr. Tanuja Agrawal, (91-11-2766-6756).

For the 2009 admissions the last date for the receipt of applications forms, in College, complete in all respects, is June 15 by 1:00 pm for the First Year class and July 16 (tentatively) for the M.A./M.Sc. (Previous) class. It is expected that this date will remain the same with a variation of a day or so. 

Those candidates, who cannot produce the final results of the qualifying examination at the time of interview, may submit there 'predicted grades'. College reserves the right to accept or reject them.

For admission to the MA/M.Sc courses, only those candidates are considered for admission who have been cleared by the relevant Department of the Delhi University. Hence they are required to apply to the University as well apart from applying to College.

The following subjects are NOT taught in College: Commerce, Sociology, Botany, Zoology, Anthropology, Business Studies, Psychology

Admission is granted on the basis of academic record and an interview. Only those candidates are called for an interview whose percentage of marks at the qualifying examination (plus 2 of CBSC or ISC or equivalent) is above a certain cut-off. This cut-off varies from year to year.

The cut-off percentages for being invited for the interview are normally put up on the College Notice Board within three days of the last date for the receipt of the application forms. The list of candidates invited for interview is put up soon after. No postal/separate intimation is sent.  Interviews for admission to various undergraduate courses begin immediately after according to a schedule notified in the Prospectus. The list of selected candidates is put up the day after the interviews for that course are concluded. Fees etc are to be deposited within two days failing which the seat is given to the next person on the waiting list.

The number of seats in Residence are extremely limited. Hence out-station  candidates are advised to make sure that they have alternate living arrangements in Delhi.

There is no entrance exam for any of the courses offered by the College.

Sports and academic categories are separate. A candidate who desires to apply under both the categories must fill a separate form for each category.
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