DU SOL Admissions 2026 (UG & PG) - Dates, Eligibility, Fees, Apply Online at sol.du.ac.in

The School of Open Learning (SOL), University of Delhi, conducts admissions every year for undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) distance/open learning programmes for the July academic session. As of the current update, the official SOL admission portal (sol.du.ac.in) shows that MBA and Library & Information Science (BLISc/MLISc) admissions for the 2026-27 session are live, with a direct application link provided on the official site. Applications for other UG and PG programmes are part of the same 2026-27 admission cycle.

Direct Link to Download DU SOL Admissions 2026 (UG & PG) Here

DU SOL Admissions 2026 - Quick Overview

Note: Exact start and last dates for UG and PG application windows are not confirmed here because publicly available reports currently disagree with each other (some cite early June 2026, others cite dates through late July 2026), and none of them link back to a verifiable official SOL notification. Rather than guess, candidates should treat the live status on the official SOL portal - not third-party blogs - as the final word on whether applications for a specific course are open and until when.

DU SOL Admission 2026 Important Dates

Candidates are advised to check the "Continue to Sol Website" and admission notice sections on sol.du.ac.in regularly, as the university updates course-wise deadlines individually rather than a single common date for all programmes.

DU SOL Courses Offered in 2026

DU SOL offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes across Arts, Commerce, Management and Library Science streams.

Undergraduate (UG) Courses

• Bachelor of Arts (BA Programme)
• BA (Hons.) - including Economics, English, Political Science, Psychology, Hindi, Urdu (subject to specialization availability)
• Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) and B.Com (Hons.)
• Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), including BBA Financial Investment Analysis
• Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS)
• Bachelor of Library and Information Science (BLISc)

Postgraduate (PG) Courses

• Master of Arts (MA) - multiple specializations including Political Science, History, Hindi, Sanskrit, Economics, English, Geography
• Master of Commerce (M.Com)
• Master of Business Administration (MBA) - with specializations such as Marketing, Finance, HRM, and Operations
• Master of Library and Information Science (MLISc)

Not available: Official, confirmed seat/vacancy numbers for each course are not published in the sources checked for this article. Seat intake at SOL is generally not capped course-wise in the way regular DU colleges are, since SOL follows an open admission model for most UG courses - but this should be verified against the current prospectus for exact figures.

DU SOL Admission 2026 Eligibility Criteria

Eligibility for UG Courses

• Candidates must have passed Class 12 (10+2) from a recognized board.
• Relevant subject combinations may be required depending on the specific UG programme (for example, Economics-related subjects for BA Hons Economics).
• There is generally no upper age limit for UG admission at SOL.
• Minimum qualifying percentage requirements are typically set separately for general and reserved categories, with relaxation for SC/ST/OBC/PwBD candidates - the exact percentage should be confirmed against the current year's official prospectus, as different reports currently cite slightly different figures.

Eligibility for PG Courses

• Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree from a recognized university in a relevant discipline.
• Minimum aggregate marks requirements apply, with relaxation for reserved categories - exact percentage should be verified from the official prospectus.
• For MBA admission, a bachelor's degree is required; whether a minimum work experience is mandatory is inconsistently reported across sources and is not confirmed here - check the official MBA prospectus before assuming eligibility.

Is CUET PG Required for DU SOL?

PG admission at SOL generally combines merit-based and entrance-based routes. Reports indicate that admission to several PG programmes considers CUET PG scores alongside a merit list based on qualifying degree marks, while MBA and MLISc admissions are typically handled through separate merit/entrance processes specific to those courses. The exact seat-split between CUET PG and merit-based admission for the current cycle is not confirmed in the sources reviewed - candidates should check the official notification for their specific course.

DU SOL Course Fee Structure

DU SOL fees vary significantly by programme and are generally lower than regular full-time DU colleges, reflecting its distance/open learning model. Reported ranges across multiple sources are broadly consistent in direction but vary in exact figures, so the numbers below should be treated as an indicative range, not a confirmed fee schedule.

Not available: A single, official, confirmed fee chart for the 2026-27 session was not found in the sources checked. Always verify exact fees on the official SOL fee payment page or the current prospectus before making any payment.

DU SOL Application Fee 2026

The registration/application fee is commonly reported as approximately INR 500 for General/OBC-NCL/EWS candidates, with a reduced fee for SC/ST/PwBD candidates. However, the exact concession amount is reported inconsistently across sources (figures ranging from INR 100 to INR 300 appear), so the precise reserved-category fee is not confirmed here. Candidates should check the fee amount displayed on the application form itself before payment, as this is generated automatically based on the category selected.

Documents Required for DU SOL Admission 2026

• Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets and certificates (for UG applicants)
• Graduation mark sheets/degree certificate (for PG applicants)
• Passport-size photograph and signature (scanned, as per specified format)
• Category certificate (SC/ST/OBC/EWS/PwBD), if applicable
• Valid ID proof (Aadhaar card or equivalent)
• Migration certificate, if applicable
• ABC ID (Academic Bank of Credits) and DEB ID, as required under NEP 2020 guidelines
• Income certificate, only where specifically required for certain fee concessions

Candidates should also be prepared to present physical/original documents at a later verification stage, as several DU SOL admission cycles have required this step.

How to Apply for DU SOL Admission 2026: Step-by-Step

1. Visit the official SOL admission portal at sol.du.ac.in.
2. Locate and click the relevant admission link for your course (UG, PG, MBA, or BLISc/MLISc) - the homepage lists live application links separately for each active admission stream.
3. Register using a valid, active email ID and mobile number.
4. Log in using the credentials generated after registration.
5. Fill in personal, academic, and contact details accurately in the application form.
6. Upload the required documents in the specified format and size.
7. Create your ABC ID and DEB ID if not already done, as required under NEP 2020.
8. Pay the applicable application fee online via net banking, debit/credit card, or UPI.
9. Submit the form and save/download the confirmation for future reference.

Important Instructions for DU SOL Applicants

• Use a personal, active email ID and phone number for registration - these are used for all future communication.
• Foreign students residing in India need approval from the Deputy Dean, Foreign Students Advisor, DU, before applying.
• Double-check subject/specialization availability before submitting the UG application, as not all specializations are open to direct admission every year.
• Keep scanned copies of all documents ready in advance to avoid delays during the online submission window.
• Track official SOL notices directly rather than relying solely on third-party admission blogs, given the inconsistencies found in publicly available reporting for this cycle.

Important Links

• Official SOL Admission Portal: sol.du.ac.in
• MBA & Library Science Admission 2026-27: Click Here
• Student Dashboard (MEDHASETU) for existing/new admissions