Key takeaways
- BA Programme and B.Com cost Rs 12,070 in the first year for Category A (UR/OBC/SC/ST) students.
- BA Programme with Computer Application costs more (Rs 15,570) because it carries a practical fee component.
- BMS and BBA FIA are the costliest general UG options at Rs 21,120 a year; B.Sc Hons Computer Science is the highest UG fee at Rs 24,570.
- PG fees are lower than most UG professional courses: MA and M.Com sit between Rs 12,820 and Rs 13,120 a year.
- The MBA annual fee for Category A is Rs 57,920, well below most private-university online MBAs.
- Fees differ by category (A to G) and by whether you belong to PwBD, orphan, armed-forces or transgender categories — always confirm the exact figure on the portal before paying.
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- 1.Key takeaways
- 2.How DU SOL structures its fees
- 3.DU SOL UG fees 2026-27 (Category A)
- 4.DU SOL PG and MBA fees 2026-27
- 5.Get personalised guidance
- 6.BBA FIA: a detailed fee break-up example
- 7.Fees by student category
- 8.Miscellaneous and post-course charges
- 9.Explore more options
- 10.How to pay DU SOL fees
- 11.Comparing UG fee tiers at a glance
- 12.Refund policy if you withdraw
- 13.Explore further
- 14.Sources & references
- 15.FAQs
How DU SOL structures its fees
DU SOL operates under the Department of Distance and Continuing Education at the University of Delhi and publishes a separate prospectus for UG, PG, MBA, MBA HCA (Healthcare Administration) and library-science programmes for 2026-27.
Fees are charged annually rather than per semester, and the published total already bundles tuition, welfare funds, development funds, facilities charges and the examination fee for that year.
| Aspect | Detail |
|---|---|
| University | University of Delhi |
| Institution | School of Open Learning (SOL) |
| Course mode | Open and Distance Learning (ODL) |
| Admission mode | Online, through the official SOL portal |
| Aspect | Detail |
|---|---|
| University | University of Delhi |
| Institution | School of Open Learning (SOL) |
| Course mode | Open and Distance Learning (ODL) |
| Admission mode | Online, through the official SOL portal |
DU SOL UG fees 2026-27 (Category A)
Undergraduate fees vary by whether the programme is a general BA/B.Com, an honours course, or a professional/technical programme with a practical component.
| Course | First-Year Fee | Note |
|---|---|---|
| BA Programme / B.Com | Rs 12,070 | Most affordable UG option |
| BA Programme with Computer Application | Rs 15,570 | Includes practical fee component |
| BA Hons (English/Pol. Sci/Economics), B.Com Hons | Rs 12,570 | Subject-focused honours |
| BMS / BBA FIA | Rs 21,120 | Professional management courses |
| B.Sc Hons Computer Science | Rs 24,570 | Highest UG fee; technical + practical |
| Course | First-Year Fee | Note |
|---|---|---|
| BA Programme / B.Com | Rs 12,070 | Most affordable UG option |
| BA Programme with Computer Application | Rs 15,570 | Includes practical fee component |
| BA Hons (English/Pol. Sci/Economics), B.Com Hons | Rs 12,570 | Subject-focused honours |
| BMS / BBA FIA | Rs 21,120 | Professional management courses |
| B.Sc Hons Computer Science | Rs 24,570 | Highest UG fee; technical + practical |
These are first-year, Category A figures from the official 2026-27 prospectus. Later years may carry different heads (re-registration, exam fee only) — check the year-wise schedule on the portal.
DU SOL PG and MBA fees 2026-27
| Course | Category A Fee |
|---|---|
| MA Political Science / History / Sanskrit | Rs 12,820 |
| MA Hindi / M.Com | Rs 13,120 |
| MBA (annual) | Rs 57,920 |
| BLISc | Rs 13,770 |
| MLISc | Rs 14,770 |
| Course | Category A Fee |
|---|---|
| MA Political Science / History / Sanskrit | Rs 12,820 |
| MA Hindi / M.Com | Rs 13,120 |
| MBA (annual) | Rs 57,920 |
| BLISc | Rs 13,770 |
| MLISc | Rs 14,770 |
The MBA is DU SOL's costliest programme, but it is still markedly cheaper than most private-university online MBAs, which commonly run into lakhs. Independent fee estimates for a management programme under the DU system also cite a tuition band of roughly Rs 15,000-30,000 a year plus exam and material charges — always cross-check the exact figure on the current MBA prospectus before paying.
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BBA FIA: a detailed fee break-up example
The BBA in Financial Investment Analysis is a 3-year, 6-semester programme covering microeconomics, macroeconomics, digital marketing, corporate finance and econometrics basics. Its fee structure shows exactly what a Category A student pays for, head by head.
| Fee Head | Amount |
|---|---|
| Tuition Fee | Rs 2,000 |
| College + University Welfare Funds | Rs 450 |
| College + University Development Funds | Rs 2,500 |
| College Facilities & Services Charges | Rs 12,600 |
| University Facilities Charges + EWS Fund | Rs 1,750 |
| Examination Fees | Rs 1,820 |
| Total (Category A) | Rs 21,120 |
| Fee Head | Amount |
|---|---|
| Tuition Fee | Rs 2,000 |
| College + University Welfare Funds | Rs 450 |
| College + University Development Funds | Rs 2,500 |
| College Facilities & Services Charges | Rs 12,600 |
| University Facilities Charges + EWS Fund | Rs 1,750 |
| Examination Fees | Rs 1,820 |
| Total (Category A) | Rs 21,120 |
Over three years, the total BBA FIA cost for Category A students works out to roughly Rs 63,360 (Rs 21,120 annually), making it one of the more affordable specialised business degrees available through ODL mode.
Fees by student category
| Category | Who it covers |
|---|---|
| Category A | UR, OBC, SC, ST — Indian residents |
| Category B | Foreign Students Registry (FSR) and NRI |
| Category C | Persons with Benchmark Disability (PwBD) |
| Category D | Orphan students |
| Category | Who it covers |
|---|---|
| Category A | UR, OBC, SC, ST — Indian residents |
| Category B | Foreign Students Registry (FSR) and NRI |
| Category C | Persons with Benchmark Disability (PwBD) |
| Category D | Orphan students |
For BBA FIA specifically, an FSR student pays Rs 28,620 and an NRI student pays Rs 22,620 in the first year, against Rs 21,120 for Category A. PwBD candidates pay only Rs 130 (facilities charges only, with tuition, admission and exam fees waived), and orphan-category students pay a token Rs 20 total.
Categories E (Armed Forces/CAPF), F (transgender) and G (staff wards) also carry concessional structures. Confirm your exact category fee on the admission portal, since waivers require valid supporting certificates.
Miscellaneous and post-course charges
| Purpose | Fee |
|---|---|
| Document verification (within 6 years) | Rs 500 |
| Document verification (after 6 years) | Rs 1,000 |
| Passing/LOR/CLC/other certificates (each) | Rs 500 |
| Fee refund administrative deduction | Rs 500 |
| Purpose | Fee |
|---|---|
| Document verification (within 6 years) | Rs 500 |
| Document verification (after 6 years) | Rs 1,000 |
| Passing/LOR/CLC/other certificates (each) | Rs 500 |
| Fee refund administrative deduction | Rs 500 |
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How to pay DU SOL fees
- Log in to the official DU SOL admission portal and select your programme.
- Fill in the admission form and upload the required documents.
- Check the final fee amount displayed on the portal — it reflects your category automatically.
- Pay through debit card, credit card or net banking using your own or a parent's account.
- Download the payment receipt and save it along with the admission confirmation.
DU SOL advises against cash payments to agents or unofficial payment links. Only pay through the university's own portal.
Comparing UG fee tiers at a glance
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Refund policy if you withdraw
DU SOL allows fee refunds only if you cancel or withdraw admission before the official last date, and only through an offline, duly attested application at your regional centre. Rs 500 is deducted from the refund as an administrative charge, and the balance follows UGC/DEB/university refund guidelines applicable at the time of cancellation.
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- DU SOL ID card
- Original fee receipt
- Bank passbook copy
- Valid government ID proof
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Frequently asked questions
The first-year fee for the BA Programme (Category A: UR/OBC/SC/ST) is Rs 12,070, the same as B.Com for that category, as per the 2026-27 UG prospectus.
The published Category A annual fee for the DU SOL MBA is Rs 57,920, with examination fees included but subject to university rules.
Yes. Category B covers Foreign Students Registry (FSR) and NRI applicants. For BBA FIA, for example, FSR students pay Rs 28,620 and NRI students pay Rs 22,620 in the first year, against Rs 21,120 for Category A.
Yes. PwBD (Category C) candidates pay only a token facilities charge (Rs 130 for BBA FIA) with tuition, admission and exam fees waived. Orphan-category (Category D) students pay a nominal total of about Rs 20.
Refunds are allowed only if you withdraw before the admission last date, through an offline attested application at your regional centre, with Rs 500 deducted as an administrative charge.
Yes, the published annual fee for most UG and PG programmes bundles the examination fee for that year along with tuition, welfare and development fund charges.
Generally yes. Even the costliest DU SOL programme (the MBA at Rs 57,920 a year) remains well below the multi-lakh fees charged by many private online MBA providers.
Only on the official DU SOL admission portal, using debit card, credit card or net banking. The university explicitly advises against paying agents or unofficial links.
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