Delhi University UG Admission Cut Off Updates: The University of Delhi (DU) on Friday released the first-cut off list for undergraduate (UG) courses. Aspirants can check the course-wise cut-offs for different colleges at du.ac.in.
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The cut-offs this year are as high as 100 per cent in many colleges for various courses. This year, over 70,000 students have scored more than 95 per cent in CBSE class 12 board exams this time. Based on the cut-off students will now have to select courses and colleges they are eligible for at du.ac.in and fill options.
The admission process against the first list will be completed on October 8, which will be the last date for candidates to make their payments. The entire admission process will be conducted online.
While the first cut-off list will be released on October 1, candidates can begin applying for admission to colleges against this list between October 4 and October 6, and colleges have to complete approvals for these admissions before October 7 evening.
Last year, the first cut-off had gone as high as 100 per cent. Lady Shri Ram College for Women offered admission to BA (H) Economics, BA (H) Political Science, and BA (H) Psychology programmes to students who got 100 per cent as their best of four subjects score. Read less
The colleges affiliated with Delhi University will also release their respective cut-off list which will be available on the official website. As per the trend, the colleges release the cut-off list first followed by the varsity. Keep checking this page for more updates.
The Delhi government-run Ambedkar University (AUD) will release its first cut-off list for undergraduate courses on October 5, officials said on Friday. The second cut-off list will be released on October 8 and the third one on October 12.
DU on Friday announced its first cut-off list for undergraduate admissions with prominent colleges pegging the cut-offs at 100 per cent for various courses. Meanwhile, the Delhi University Teachers’ Association treasurer Abha Dev Habib said students should not lose heart and wait for subsequent cut-offs. Read more
More than 19,000 candidates have so far registered for undergraduate courses in Delhi government-run Ambedkar University (AUD), according to officials. The varsity holds merit-based admissions by releasing cut-offs like the Delhi University. The Ambedkar University Delhi (AUD) is yet to release its cut-off schedule. Read more
Clarifying over the high cut-offs released for various courses on Friday, principals of colleges that have kept the cut-offs at 100 per cent said the perfect score is a precautionary measure to avoid over-admissions. Read more
In the first cut-off list released by DU on Friday, as many as 10 courses cut-off reached to 100 per cent making students perplexed about their admission chances. The courses with highest cut off included BCom (H), Political Science (H), Computer Science (H), B Com among others
Aryabhatta College - 96%
Atma Rama Sanatan Dharma College - 98.50%
Bhagini Nivedita College - 80%
Bharati College - 91%
Daulat Ram College - 99%
Delhi College of Arts and Commerce - 98.50%
Deshbandhu College - 96%
Dyal Singh College - 98%
Dyal Singh Evening College - 95%
Gargi College - 98.50%
Hindu College - 100%
Indraprastha College for Women - 98%
Janki Devi Memorial College - 96%
Kamala Nehru College - 99%
Kalindi College - 93%
Kirori Mal College - 99.75%
Lady Shri Ram College for Women - 99.75%
Lakshmibai College - 96%
Maharaja Agrasen College - 98%
Maitreyi College - 98%
Mata Sundri College for Women - 96%
Miranda House - 99.75%
Ramanuja College - 97%
Ramjas College - 100%
Shyama Prasad Mukherji College For Women - 97%
Zakir Husain Delhi College - 97%
Admissions according to the first notification will be held from Monday onwards. Those who could not make it through this cut-off this can wait for the next cut-off which will release on October 9. As per the schedule earlier shared by the DU, the admission process would begin online from 10 am on October 4, 2021. Students would get time till October 6, 2021, to apply for their admissions and complete the formality (fee payment, document upload) till October 8.
BA (H) Economics - 99.50%
BA (H) Political Science - 99.75%
BA (H) Psychology - 99.75%
BA (H) History - 99.25%
BA (H) Persian - 97.50%
BA (H) English - 99%
BA (H) Socology - 98.75%
BA (H) Hindi - 93%
Aryabhatta College - 98%
Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College - 99%
College of Vocational Studies - 97%
Daulat Ram College - 99%
Delhi College of Arts and Commerce - 98.75%
Deshbandhu College - 97%
Dr Bhim Rao Ambedkar College - 98%
Dyal Singh College - 98.50%
Gargi College - 99%
Hansraj College - 99.75%
Hindu College 99.75%
Indraprastha College for Women - 99%
Janki Devi Memorial College - 96.50%
Kalindi College - 98%
Kamala Nehru College - 98%
Kirori Mal College - 99.50%
Lady Shri Ram College for Women - 99.50%
Laskshmibai College - 98%
Maitreyi College - 98%
Miranda House - 99.50%
Motilal Nehru College - 98.50%
PGDAV college - 98%
Rajdhani College - 98%
Ramanujan College - 98%
Ramjas College - 99.75%
Satyawati College - 98%
Shaheed Bhagat Singh College - 98.75%
Shivaji College - 98%
SRCC - 100%
Shyam Lal College - 97%
Shyama Prasad Mukherji College For Women - 97%
Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College - 99.50%
Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce - 98%
In the first cut off list declared by DU this year, the following colleges have released 100 per cent cut-offs for these courses:
Sri Ram College for Commerce for Economics Honours and B.Com Honors,
Hindu College for Political Science Honours
Ramjas College for Political Science Honours,
Hindu College for BCom,
SGTB Khalsa College for BCom,
Hansraj College for Computer Science Honours,
Deen Dayal Upadhyay College for Computer Science Honours and
Jesus and Mary College for Psychology Honours.
The default settings allow all applicants to register for all courses (without any penalties). The applicants will be eligible to take admission in all the colleges and courses provided they satisfy the cut-off of the colleges and the eligibility for the selected courses. Applicants must log in to their dashboards on the UG admission portal to choose the course and college they wish to claim admission in from the list of colleges and courses they are eligible for.
The cut-off for BA (H) Political Science soared to 100 per cent in Miranda House and Ramjas College. At Kirori Mal college, the highest cut off is at 99.75 per cent for Pol Science (H).
The cut-off for two most popular courses of the DU and SRCC - BCom (H) and BA (H) Economics reached to a 100 per cent at Shriram College of Commerce. The cut-off is lowest at 97.50 for PwD candidates.
The University of Delhi has released a consolidated first cut-off list of all the colleges at it official website - du.ac.in. The cut-offs of many popular courses like Political Science (H) have soared to 100 per cent this year.
The Pol. Science (H) cut-off touched 100 per cent in the first cut off list released by Ramjas College. The cut-off for BA )Hons) English and BA (H) Economics at 99.75 per cent.
Delhi University’s Kirori Mal College launched an initiative on Thursday to assist visually challenged students in pursuing higher education. Under the initiative titled Aarohan done in collaboration with an NGO called Saksham, the college will provide assistance devices to students who are visually challenged or with low vision. Read more.
The National Students' Union of India (NSUI) on Friday launched a helpline number to address queries of students about the admissions process in Delhi University. Releasing the helpline number -- 9268030030 -- NSUI national president Neeraj Kundan said as a student organisation, it is their duty not to let the students face any kind of trouble.
Jesus and Mary College (JMC) has pegged the cut-off for BA (Hons) Psychology at 100 per cent for those who do not include the subject while calculating their best of four percentage. The cut-off for students who will include the subject in their best of four subjects (BFS) marks is 99 per cent. Last year, the cut-off for Psychology (Hons) was 99.5 per cent if the subject was not included in BFS or if a student had scored less than 85 per cent in the subject, while for the others it was 98.5 per cent.
At least 6 Delhi University colleges, including SRCC and Hindu College, have set 100 per cent as the cut-off for admission to some undergraduate programmes. -- With PTI inputs.
Kirori Mal college, one of the few colleges in the university's north campus has released the first cut off list. The highest cut off is at 99.75 per cent for Pol Science (H), BCom (H), B Com and Maths (H).
DU's Acharya Narendra Dev College has released the first cut-off list 2021. The college has released the highest cut off BSc Chemistry i.e of 97.66 per cent,. The cut-off for BCom Hons, BSc Hons in Biomedical Sciences, BSc in Mathematics and BSc in Physics is 97 per cent. Check details here.
DU's Acharya Narendra Dev College has released the first cut-off list 2021. The college has released the highest cut off BSc Chemistry i.e of 97.66 per cent,. The cut-off for BCom Hons, BSc Hons in Biomedical Sciences, BSc in Mathematics and BSc in Physics is 97 per cent. Check details here.
Over 2.87 lakh students have applied for Delhi University's undergraduate courses, down from 3.53 lakh applications last year, with the maximum aspirants from CBSE. Over 2.29 lakh applicants are from CBSE-affiliated schools, followed by Board of School Education Haryana (9,918), Council for the Indian School Certification Examination (9,659) and UP Board of High School and Intermediate Education (8,007).
Ramanujan College has released the first cut-off list 2021. The highest cut off this year is 99 per cent for BA (Hons.) Applied Psychology followed by 98.5 per cent for BCom (Hons). The cut-off for BSc Hons Statistics, BSc Hons Mathematics, BSc (Hons) Computer Science and BA (Hons) Economics is 98 per cent.
The admission process will begin on October 4, 10 am. Colleges have been asked to complete approvals for admission against first cut off by October 7, 5 pm.
Miranda House principal Dr Bijaylaxmi Nanda told PTI that there will not be a cent per cent cut-off for any course in the college. "We won't have 100 per cent cut-offs. The cut-offs will be slightly calibrated than last time. The cut-offs will be close to 100 but we will be realistic with them," Nanda added. She said the increase would be 0.25 per cent to 0.5 per cent in popular courses like Political Science (Hons), some combinations of BA Programme, Physics (Hons), etc.
Daulat Ram College has released course-wise seat availability and fee structure on their official website. Students can check the category-wise number of seats offered for each course along with category wise fees to be paid for each course allotted on its official website.
Hansraj College releases the first cut-off list 2021. The cut-off for Computer Science (Hons) is 100 per cent this year, followed closely by Economics (Hons) and BCom (Hons) at 99.75 per cent.
Lady Shri Ram College (LSR) cut-offs for undergraduate admissions are likely to remain the same as last year, Principal of the college Suman Sharma told Indian Express. Last year, LSR had a 100 per cent cut-off for three undergraduate programmes in the first list.
Students who have scored 100 per cent marks will be eligible for pursuing psychology at Jesus And Mary College. The college has set highest cut-off i.e 100 per cent for BA (Hons) Psychology programme.
Jesus and Mary College, DU has released the first cut-off list for UG admissions 2021. The cut-off for BCom (honours) is 98 per cent and for Economics, it is 98.5 per cent.
Dr Babli Moitra Saraf, principal of Indraprastha College For Women, told PTI that students should not be in despair even if they are not able to meet the cut-offs in the first list. "The first and the second cut-offs are higher because colleges do not want to run the risk of over-admissions. The rule is that everyone within the cut-off has to be accommodated irrespective of the number of seats," she said. She added that there are many colleges and universities in Delhi and people do get distributed
Some colleges said they could even keep the cut-offs at 100 per cent in order to avoid 'over-admissions' on the limited number of seats. 'We had decided on our cut-offs but we were wondering to have a re-look at the scores after seeing that a higher number of students have scored above 95 per cent. 'There are also students who have scored cent per cent marks and we might have to keep the cut-offs at 100 per cent,' Vibha Chauhan, principal of Kirori Mal College, told PTI.
The college had released its first cut-off list for undergraduate courses earlier this month, announcing the highest cut-off of 99.5 per cent for Economics (Hons) for students of Commerce and Humanities. St Stephen's College releases a separate cut-off list, which is given 85 per cent weightage, and the remaining 15 per cent to online interviews. Before the pandemic, the 15 per cent weightage was divided between a written test and an interview.
Delhi University's St Stephen's College on Thursday reopened its admission portal till October 3 for CBSE class 12 students whose results were declared on Wednesday. CBSE declared the results of compartment exams held between August 25 and September 15 on Wednesday. "Applicants whose CBSE results have been announced on September 29 may now register on the St Stephen's UG portal," notification on the college website said.
Aryabhatta College’s first cut-off for 13 UG courses has been released with the highest cut-off being set at 98.5 per cent BA (H) Psychology. The cut-off remains the same as last year’s for BA (H) Economics — 98 per cent. The cut-off for BA (H) English has increased by 1 per cent and is declared at 96 per cent.
Deshbandhu College has released the first cut-off list 2021. The highest cut off is for BA Economics (H) and BA Programme courses at 97 per cent. The cut-off for B.Sc Mathematics is 96 per cent.
The cut-offs are expected to be higher than last year as over 70,000 students have scored more than 95 per cent in CBSE class 12 board exams this time. Based on the cut-off students will now have to select courses and colleges they are eligible for at du.ac.in and fill options.
The University of Delhi (DU) will release the first cut-off for undergraduate (UG) admissions 2021 today i.e October 1, 2021. Various colleges would be releasing their individual cut-off lists. The compiled lists will be available on the official website of the university at du.ac.in.