11 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The underlying philosophy of the B.A. (Honours) Persian course at University of Delhi is to develop theoretical and analytical skills cf the students so that they may be absorbed in the corporate world or be able to pursue higher studies.

The Department of Economics and Process Technologies of the University of Delhi is one of the largest and oldest Economics Departments in the country with 77 faculty positions and nearly 225 research scholars in addition to 616 M.Sc. and M.Tech. students. 

The underlying philosophy of the B.A. (Honours) Hindi course at University of Delhi is to develop theoretical and analytical skills cf the students so that they may be absorbed in the corporate world or be able to pursue higher studies at the Master's level in Hindi. 

The underlying philosophy of the B.A. (Honours) Political Science course at University of Delhi is to develop theoretical and analytical skills cf the students so that they may be absorbed in the corporate world or be able to pursue higher studies.

The underlying philosophy of the B.A. (Honours) Business Economics course at University of Delhi is to develop theoretical and analytical skills cf the students so that they may be absorbed in the corporate world or be able to pursue higher studies at the Master's level in Business Economics and Economics. 

Cluster Innovation Centre offers a four-year undergraduate degree, B.A. Humanities and Social Sciences (Hons). This program, which was started in 2012, is the first of its kind in India based on Design-Your-Own-Degree (DYOD) and Meta-College concepts.

The Department of Applied Psychology of the University of Delhi is one of the largest and oldest Chemistry Departments in the country with 77 faculty positions and nearly 225 research scholars in addition to 616 M.Sc. and M.Tech. students. 

The objective of this Multimedia and Mass Communication course at the University of Delhi is to engage students with changing paradigms in the world of multimedia platforms and technology and communication theory.

The Department of Sociology and Process Technologies of the University of Delhi is one of the largest and oldest Chemistry Departments in the country with 77 faculty positions and nearly 225 research scholars in addition to 616 M.Sc. and M.Tech. students. 

The Department of Psychology and Process Technologies of the University of Delhi is one of the largest and oldest Chemistry Departments in the country with 77 faculty positions and nearly 225 research scholars in addition to 616 M.Sc. and M.Tech. students. 

The Anthropology (Hons) course at the University of Delhi aims for a comprehensive and integrated framework for understanding of human beings and their adaptabilities across time and space dimensions.