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DU admissions 2019: The University of Delhi has released its first cut-off list for its undergraduate courses today, a day before the scheduled date. Rajeev Gupta, head admissions committee, DU told indianexpress.com that the varsity is trying to release the cut-off earlier and students can expect the same at the official website (du.ac.in) by 6 pm today. Earlier, it was scheduled to be released tomorrow. The slight shift in the admissions is done to allow students with time to make choices for admissions.
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To put a curb on the switching of courses, the Delhi University, this year has also taken several steps including not allowing students to take admission in the second college till they cancel the same in the previous one.
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The St Stephens college has already released the first cut-off for the admissions to 2019-20 batch where there is a marginal increase in the cut-off for most courses as compared to last year. The highest jump so far is of one per cent for the BSc course at the college.
BA (history + Political Science) – 97.75%
BA (English + Economics) – 97.50%
BA (Hindi + Philosophy) – 93.50%
BA (Sanskrit + Political Science) – 97.25%
BA (H) Economics – 98.50%
BA (H) English – 97.75%
BA (H) Hindi – 91%
BA (H) History – 92.50%
BA (H) Philosophy – 92.50%
BA (H) Political Science – 99%
BA (H) Sanskrit – 77.50%
BCom (H) – 98.25%
BSc (H) Botany – 96%
BSc (H) Chemistry – 97.33%
BSc (H) Mathematics – 97.75%
BSc (H) Physics – 98.33%
BSc (H) Statistics – 97.75%
BSc (H) Zoology – 97.33%
BSc physical science with Chemistry – 96.66%
Bsc physical science with electronics – 96.33%
BA (H) applied psychology – 97%
BA (H) Economics – 97%
BA (H) English – 96%
BA (H) Hindi – 82%
BA (H) History – 93%
BA (H) Philosophy – 90%
BA (H) Political Science – 96%
BA (H) Sanskrit – 50%
BCom – 95.5%
BSc (H) Botany – 92.66%
BSc (H) Chemistry – 97%
BSC (H) Mathematics – 97%
BSC (H) Microbiology – 95.3%
BSc (H) Physics – 97%
BSc (H) Zoology – 94.33%
BSc Life Sciences – 90.66%
BSc Physical Sciences – 92%
BCom (H) – 96%
BCom – 95%
Economics – 96.25% with Economics in best of four and 98.35 without
English – 97%
Hindi – 65% (a candidate needs to have 70% in Hindi and English as compulsory subject)
BSc Mathematics – 95%
Political Science – 96.5% with Pol Science in best of four else 98.5%
Psychology – 98% (85%+ in psychology is a must) in the case of without psychology candidates 99%
Sociology – 96% (without sociology 98%)
BVoc (RM) – 91%
BVoc (HM) – 88%
Economics-entrepreneurship – 94%
Economics – Mathematics – 89%
Computer Application – advertising, sales, promotion and sales management – 89%
Computer Application – Mathematics – 84%
History-Spanish – 80%
History – political science – 96%
Political Science – Sociology – 96%
Psychology Philosophy – 95%
French – Philosophy – 85%
Entrepreneurship-advertising, sales promotion, and sales management – 92%
Elective English – Fench – 92%
Elective English – History – 96%
Spanish – Sociology – 85%
Spanish – advertising, sales promotion and sales management – 85%
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BA (H) Bengali – 67%
BA (H) Economics – 98.25%
BA (H) English – 97.50%
BA (H) Geography – 98.25%
BA (H) Hindi – 89%
BA (H) History – 97%
NA (H) Philosophy – 95%
BA (H) Political Science – 98%
BA (H) Sanskrit – 72%
BA (H) Sociology – 96.75%
BSc (H) Botany – 96.67%
BSc (H) Chemistry – 96.67%
BSc (H) Math – 96.75%
BSc (H) Physics – 97%
BSc (H) Zoology – 97.33%
BSc Life Science – 96.33%
BSc Physical Science – 94.33%
BSc (Hons) Chemistry – 96.33%
BSc (Hons) Physics – 96.66%
BSc programme with Chemistry – 95%
BSc programme with computer science – 96.6%
Out of the total 1,54,075 students registered for postgraduate and 3,67,895 registered for undergraduate courses. A total of 2,58,388 candidates completed their registration process for UG courses this year. This is a decline from 2,78,544 complete registrations last year. In 2017, however, the number was at a low of 2.20 lakh.
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For UG admissions, maximum entries were in the unreserved category – 152478 students followed by 55457 under OBS, 34262 under SC and 7100 under ST category. In the newly introduced EWS category, a total of 9091 applications came in for undergraduate admissions.
