DU 3rd list: Admissions closed in most courses

Political Science, one of the most popular subjects which had closed in maximum colleges after the first list, is still open in LSR, KMC, Ramjas, Indraprastha College for Women and Gargi.

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The college's admission committee took the decision during a meeting held on Tuesday. (File)

Most courses closed for admissions in Delhi University’s third cut-off list announced Saturday. Overall, over 80 per cent seats have already been filled after the second round of admission. Courses which remain open have not seen major drops in percentage.

Lady Shri Ram College for Women, however, which had announced skyrocketing cut-offs. including 100% in three subjects, is still open for admission in most of its courses. Cut-offs for Economics, Political Science and Psychology, which were 100 per cent in the first list, have now come down to 98.25 per cent, 99.25 per cent and 99.5 per cent respectively. The only courses it has closed are Maths, Hindi, Sanskrit and some BA Programme combinations.

Ramjas College too, considered to be among the top, has only closed admissions in Botany. All other courses are still open for admissions. Cut-offs for Economics (98 per cent), English (97 per cent), History (97.25 per cent) and Political Science (98.5 per cent) have also come down by 0.25 percentage points.

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In contrast, at Hansraj College only 8 of 24 courses are open. These include Economics, Philosophy, Chemistry, Electronics, Geology, Zoology, Physical Science (Chem) and one BA Programme combination. Cut-off for courses such as Economics (97.75 per cent), Philosophy (96.25 per cent) and Chemistry (96 per cent) in the college has dipped by 0.75, 1.25 and 0.67 percentage points respectively.

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Hindu College, which was among the few too have closed several courses after the first cut-off itself, has only a few courses open including Economics, Sociology and B Com (Hons), all of which demand a 98% cut-off now. This is a dip of 0.75, 0.5 and 0.25 percentage points respectively from the second list.

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Other top North Campus colleges like Miranda House and Kirori Mal College have also closed a majority of their courses. Some popular courses, however, are still open like English (98 per cent), Economics (98 per cent) and History (98.25 per cent) in Miranda House. Similarly, Economics (97.5 per cent), Political Science (98 per cent) and B Com (Hons) (97.75 per cent) are still open in KMC.

Political Science, one of the most popular subjects which had closed in maximum colleges after the first list, is still open in LSR, KMC, Ramjas, Indraprastha College for Women and Gargi.

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