Delhi university declares third cut off

Delhi University declares third cut off.

Delhi University declares third cut off. Admissions re-open.

The third cut-off list announced by the Delhi University (DU)

Delhi University Cut off As the third cut-off list announced by the Delhi University (DU) , the students applying for various courses are left with not too many options.

However, some of the colleges have re-started the admission process for certain academic courses that were closed after the 2nd cut-off list was made public.

Following the release of third cut-off list by DU, there sprang up a descending trend as most of the colleges bringing down the minimum required percentages.

Admissions to some colleges are still open, on-campus and off-campus. The prestigious Shree Ram College of Commerce is no longer taking admission to B.A. (Hons), Economics and B.Com (Hons) for Open Category applicants.

Only five courses of fourteen offered by Lady Shri Ram College can still be grabbed, though the cut-offs plunged slightly.

Colleges Reopen Admissions The SGTB Khalsa College has brought down its cutoffs for more admissions. Earlier the college had announced its cut-offs above 95% for most of its academic courses.

It is to be noted that the cut-off for B.SC (Hons) Electronics which stood at 99.66% has been brought down to 93.66%.

Similarly, cut-offs for B.A. (Hons.) Psychology and B.A. (Hons.) Journalism which stood at 98.25% and 97.75%, respectively, are now at 98% and 97.5%.

Admissions to B.A. (Hons.) Economics at 97.5% after closing admissions in the second list are now open again.

The Delhi University’s Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWEB) on Thursday announced its second cut-off list, with the highest being 88% for B.Com at Miranda House.

The NCWEB offers B.Com and B.A. It announced its first cut-off lists on July 1 (Saturday). The highest cutoff stood at 90% for B.Com at Hansraj and Miranda House.

The Official Notification from the university authority mentioned that admissions will be done on July 7, 8 and 10, between 9.30 a.m. and 1.30 p.m., at its respective teaching centers.

Daulat Ram College has also reopened admissions to political science; Kamala Nehru and Kirori Mal have started accepting applications for Commerce & History and for English, respectively.

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