Passing qualifying examination in the first attempt and securing at least 60% marks (overall) or equivalent grade.

The monthly-earned income of both the parents together should not be more than Rs. 6,000/-.

Attendance in the class should not be less than 75% and conduct and character should be acceptable to the Teacher-in-charge of the relevant course and the Principal of the college.

The amount of each scholarship will be Rs. 5,000/- per year. Part of the scholarship will be for paying the Annual Fees and remaining amount will be used for purchase of books. The performance of the scholarship holder will be reviewed every year.

Four D C Arora Fellowships of Rs. 5000/- each are awarded by the college based on the marks in the annual examination of first and second years. Applications are invited in October.

Eligibility (Meritorious): Top scorer (maximum marks) in the college in annual examination; one from Ist year and one from IInd year with a minimum of 75% attendance in the academic year. In absence of the topper fulfilling the attendance criterion, Second Topper will be considered for the award.

Eligibility (Needy): Students scoring minimum of 60% in annual examination with 75% attendance in the academic year. Meant for students from general category and regular courses need to produce salary documents

The students can apply and get selected for several awards/fellowships/ scholarships during their graduate and postgraduate studies. Several fellowships are awarded based on the students’ meritorious performance by the college, University and the Government of the NCT, Delhi. Several endowment and other scholarships are available for needy students as well as for the girl child. Students should also apply for the National level scholarships. Students should read the notice boards regularly to keep track of these, and apply at the appropriate times.

The college conducts Objective type examinations in Physics, Chemistry and Biology in the second term every year for first year students and awards worth Rs 1000/-, Rs 750/ and Rs 500/- are given to students who stand first, second and third in the examinations (beyond a minimum qualifying score).

The college has created this fund with the objective of rendering financial and other assistance to needy and deserving students of the college. Students in need of financial assistance can apply in response to notices to that effect on the Notice Boards.

The college awards fee concessions to needy, deserving and meritorious students. Applications on prescribed forms are to be submitted to the accounts section by 30th August 2006.

The college also provides exemption of Tuition Fee and Admission Fee to all Scheduled Caste/Tribe students whose parent’s income is such that they are not paying Income Tax on submission of a salary certificate

The University of Delhi awards many merit and endowment scholarships to undergraduate meritorious and needy students. Some are listed here.

Conducted by the University of Delhi for first year students the award carries a monthly scholarship of Rs. 300/- per month for three years.

The University awards three scholarships of the value Rs. 100/- per month tenable for a period of three years to students from regular Ist year courses of the B.Sc. (Hons.) course in Botany, Zoology, Physics or Chemistry who are meritorious and in need of financial assistance.

ONE one-time award called the “Sh. Prem Prakash Award” for a value of Rs. 3,500/- for first Year students (Children of Class IV and Class III employees of University of Delhi) selected in order of merit on the basis of Secondary School Certificate Examination (Class XII) of CBSE equivalent.

The Government awards one student in each stream for getting overall highest marks. Value Rs. 5000/- each

Awarded based on the results of the school examination to the girl child. Scholarship of Rs. 500/- per month is awarded for three years.

Given by the Department of Science & Technology, Government of India through the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore the scholarship carries an award of Rs. 3000/- per month and Rs. 6000/- per year as contingency grant.

Conducted by Indian Association of Physics Teachers the examination helps to select the best brains in physics. The top one percent of the candidates are allowed direct interview for Integrated Ph.D at Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics/HBCSE, TIFR, a cash Prize of Rs 5000/- and a Gold Medal. The Top 5 per cent in each state get a certificate and opportunity to attend workshops of 15 days each twice a year for two years.

Candidates belonging to SC/ST are awarded scholarships by the States to which they belong. Such students are have to apply on forms and submit the same to the office by the end of the first term. The continuance of any freeship, scholarship etc. depends on satisfactory academic progress, attendance, discipline and good conduct.