DU 2nd cut-off 2019 HIGHLIGHTS: Students waiting to show their documents to officials at a North Campus college. Photo by Renuka Puri
DU 2nd cut-off released 2019 HIGHLIGHTS: The University of Delhi (DU) has released the second cut-off for admission to undergraduate courses provided by colleges affiliated to the varsity. The first cut-off was released on June 27, 2019 based on which over 23,000 students have sought admissions to the varsity. Now, over 40,000 setas are left open for which the list of minimum marks needed will be released. Candidates can download the same at the official website, du.ac.in.
If a candidate matches the cut-off, that is their marks are as or more than the minimum marks stated in the list, then they will have to appear for the document verification process.
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Eligible candidates will have to pay a fee for booking the seats. In case a student who has booked a seat under first cut-off is getting a prefered choice under the second list, they have a provision to switch as well.
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Just like every year, a separate cut-off list was released for foreign nationals. This year the number of registrations has crossed 6000 while 1000 have already accepted admissions.
DU 2nd cut-off list 2019: Check details here
There has been over-filling of seats for the programme across colleges. At Dyal Singh College, 101 were admitted against 68 seats; 155 against 101 seats at Gargi College; 287 against 57 seats at Kirori Mal;166 against 93 seats in LSR; 101 against 59 seats in Miranda House; and 181 against 68 seats in Ramjas.
Cut-off percentages have come down by over one percentage point for EWS students in certain top colleges which had set it high owing to their unfamiliarity with the new category. This is the first time DU is admitting and setting cut-offs for the EWS category, after HRD Ministry mandated a 10% reservation. Read full story
Listed below are the cut-offs for various courses at Acharya Narendra Dev College.
B.Com (Hons) 94.5%
B.Sc. (Hons) Biomedical Sciences 95.33%
B.Sc (Hons) Botany 89%
B.Sc (Hons) Chemistry 95%
B.Sc (Hons) Electronics 90%
B.Sc (Hons) Mathematics 94.5%
B.Sc (Hons) Physics 95.33%
B.Sc (Hons) Zoology 91.33%
B.Sc Physical Sciences (Chemistry) 89.66%
B.Sc Physical Sciences (Computer Science) 91%
B.Sc Physical Sciences (Electronics) 87.66%
The cut-offs for courses at Mata Sundari College for Women are listed below:
B.Com programme 90%
B.Com (Hons) 92%
BA (Hons) English 90%
BA (Hons) Hindi 68%
BA (Hons) History 84%
BA (Hons) Political Science 87%
BA (Hons) Sanskrit 55%
BA (Hons) Punjabi 58%
BA (Hons) Psychology 95.75%
BA Programme 78%
BA Programme with Psychology 89%
B.Sc. (Hons) Computer Science 87%
While admission to most courses at the college has been closed for general category students, the cut-off percentages for courses having seats are mentioned below.
BA (Hons) English 96.5%
BA (Hons) Hindi 88.5%
The cut-offs for various courses at Shaheed Bhagat Singh College are given below:
B.Com (Hons) 97%
B.Com 95.5%
BA (Hons) Economics 97.25%
BA (Hons) English 94.75%
BA (Hons) Hindi 81%
Kirori Mal College has seen oversaturation in its BA (Honours) Political Science and BA (Honours) History programmes. In the former, 290 students have been admitted against 63 seats, while in the latter, 170 students have been admitted against 63 seats.
There has been an increase of almost 10 percent in the number of registrations under the Persons with Disabilities (PwD) category at the Delhi University, officials said Sunday. A total of 1,665 people have registered under this category on the varsity’s admission portal this year, including an acid attack victim and leprosy-cured persons. Twenty-one conditions are included under the PwD category.
South Delhi based Ramanajun College has also released the second cut off list. The highest cut off score has been set for B.Com (Honours) course at 94.5%.
DU's Deshbandhu College demands over 89% for science courses for general category. Admission in BA Programme (English +Economics) is closed
BA (H) Hindi - 64% aggregate, 70% in Hindi
BA Sociology (H) - 95.5% with sociology else 97.5%
BVoc retail management and IT - 85%
BVoc healthcare management - 80%
BA Computer application, advertisement - 85%
BA Computer application, mathematics - 76%
BA History, Spanish - 72%
BA French, Philosophy - 72%
BA elective English, French - 88%
BA elective English, History - 94%
BA Spanish, advertisement - 80%
BA Economics, political science - 87%
BA History, Political science - 87%
BA Economics - OMSP - 87%
BA English, Economics - 87%
BA English, Political Science - 87%
BA (H) English - 92.5%
BA (H) Hindi - 83.5%
BA (H) Economics - 94.5%
BA (H) History - 86%
BA (H) Political Science - 91%
BSc physical science Chemistry - 89%
BSc physical science computer science - 90.33%
BSc Physical science electronics - 89%
BSc (H) Chemistry - 95%
BSc (H) Maths - 94.5%
BSc (H) Maths - 94.5%
BCom (H) - 94.5%
BCom - 92.5%
The college is offering 1% concession in the cut-off for all the courses to female candidates
BCom (H) - 96%
BSc (H) Computer Sciecne - 94%
BSc (H) Electronics - 87.66%
BSc (H) Mathematics - 94.35%
BSc (Hons) Physics - 94.33% (1% concession for girls)
BSc (porg) Physical science with computer science - 88.66%
BSc Mathematics Sciecne - 90.25%
BA (H) Psychology - 96.50%
History and Political Science - 84%
Economics and Political Science - 82.5%
Economics and Hostory - 82%
Economics and accountacy and finace - 86%
Economics and OMSP - 81%
Budhist Studies and political science - 82.5%
Economics and Mathematics - 79.5%
Hindi and History - 79.5%
Hindi and Buddhist studies - 82.5%
BA (H) Economics - 91%
BA (H) English - 88%
BA (H) Hindi - 75%
BA (H) History - 85%
BA (H) Political Sciecne - 88%
BCom - 89%
BCom (H) - 91%
BCom (H) - 94.5%
Hindi (H) - 80%
BSc Statistics - 94.75%
BSc (H) Mathematics - 93%
BSc (H) Computer Sciecne - 92%
BA ((H) Philosophy - 87%
BVoc (banking) - 90%
BVoc (Software) - 89%
BA (P) Economics and Enterprenuership and small buisness - 89%
BA (P) philospphy and histroy - 87%
BA (P) Political Science and History - 89%
Ramanujan College previously known as Deshbandhu Evening College and functioned in the evening hours at the same building of Deshbandhu College is giving concession up to 10% marks in the cut-off. This quota is available to all those students who had Punjabi as one of the subjects in class 10 and class 12. To avail this concession, students will have to opt for Punjabi as a subject in BA as well. There are a total of 5% seats available to such students in the college.
BA (Hons) Economics - 95.75%
BA (Hons) English - 92.5%
BA (Hons) Hindi - 79%
BA (Hons) History - 89%
BA (Hons) Political Science - 91%
BCom - 93%
BCom (Hons) - 94.5%
BSc (Hons) Computer Science - 92%
BSc (Hons) Mathematics - 93%
BSc (Hons) Statistics - 95.5%
BSc Mathematics Science - 90%
There is 1% reduction in percentage for female students for these course, further, no disadvanted for change in discipline based BA programme.
BA programme - 69%
BA (Hons) Hindi - 70%
BA (Hons) History - 73%
BA (Hons) Political Science - against cancellation
BCom - 83.5%
BSc Physical Science (Chemistry) -77.66%
BSc Physical Science (Computer Science) - 77.33%
B.Sc (Hons) Home Science - 80%
BSc (Hons) Physics - 89%
In the second cut-off list, at Sri Ram College of Commerce, the cut-off for admission to BCom (Hons) was 98% while the admission for BA (Hons) Economics were open only for EWS, SC and kashmiri migrant category.
History, political science - 87%
Accounting and finance economics - 87%
Computer application, mathematics - 87%
Political Science, physical education - 85%
Political Science, Economics - 87%
Political Science, English - 88%
Political Science, Sanskrit - 85%
Political Science, Hindi - 85%
History, English - 87%
Mathematics, Economics - 88%
Sanskrit, History - 85%
There is no disadvantage for stream change in these programmes further, 1% relaxation is available for female students.
Economics and Psychology - 95%
Economics and ESB - 93.5%
Economics and Computer Application - 94%
ESB and computer application - 93.5%
Philosophy and psychology - 95%
English and Philosophy - 94%
Math and ESB - 92.5%
Economics and Math - 94%
Philosophy and History - 92.5%
History and Political Science - 94%
History and German - 92.5%
Political Science and German - 92.5%
English and German - 92.5%
Hindi and History - 91%
Math and Computer application - 92%
Hindi and political science - 91%
BA (Hons) Economics - 96.50%
BA (Hons) English - 95.75%
BA (Hons) Hindi - 81%
BA (Hons) Philosophy - 90%
BA (Hons) Political Science - 95.50%
BCom - 95.25%
BCom (Hons) - 96.25%
BSc (Hons) Botany - 91%
BSC (Hons) Chemistry - 95.66%
BSc (Hons) Mathemagtics - 95.50%
BSc (Hons) Physics - 96%
BSc (Hons) Zoology - 94%
BSc Life Sciecnes - 90.33%
BSc Physical Sciences - 91%
The cut-offs are only expected to see a slight drop from the first list. Over 23000 students have already taken admission based on the first cut-off list. Last year the number was less than 10,000. Thus the varsity officials claim that there has been ‘over-admission’ which will result in a high second cut-off. Read more
The University of Delhi will release the second cut-off for admission to various undergraduate courses at the varsity. The link will be uploaded on the respective websites of the colleges. While a consolidated list will be uploaded by late evening today at du.ac.in. While the scheduled date for the cut-off was July 4 the same is being released a day in advance just like the first cut-off.