The University of Delhi has officially released the examination timetable for BA Honours odd semesters for the 2025-26 academic session. Both regular college students and those enrolled through the School of Open Learning can now access their subject-wise examination dates.
Exam Schedule and Key Dates
The BA Honours semester examinations will commence on December 10, 2025, and continue through December 24, 2025. All tests will be conducted in a single morning shift beginning at 9:30 AM each day. The schedule covers semesters 1, 3, 5, and 7 for students across both regular and distance learning modes.
Subject-wise Examination Dates
The comprehensive timetable includes a wide range of subjects spanning humanities, languages, and social sciences. Key subjects and their examination dates include Applied Psychology, Economics, English, Political Science, and Sociology on December 10 for semester 5 students.
On December 11, semester 3 students will appear for examinations in subjects including Hindi Patrika Evam Jansanchar, Hindustani Music, and Journalism. First-semester examinations commence on December 12 with subjects such as CIC, while seventh-semester students will write papers including Financial Investment Analysis on the same date.
Important Instructions for Students
Students are advised to carefully verify their subject codes and examination dates from the official university notification. The examination schedule maintains consistency with previous patterns, with all tests scheduled during morning hours to ensure uniform conditions for all candidates.
Both regular and SOL students should note that the timetable follows the same structure, eliminating any disparity between the two streams. The university has organized the schedule to minimize date clashes for students taking multiple subjects.
With the examination dates now confirmed, students have approximately three weeks to prepare for their semester tests. The University of Delhi has maintained its tradition of conducting year-end examinations before the Christmas and New Year holidays, allowing students to plan their study schedules accordingly.
