DU NCWEB special cut-off list announced; online admission begins today

DU NCWEB 2023 Admission: The cut-off for BCom programme touched 86 percent in Miranda House against the special cut-off list issued today.

DU NCWEB Admission: Hansraj College special cut-off at 85%

DU NCWEB 2023 special cut-off list out (Credit: hansrajcollege.ac.in)

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The Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWEB) has issued the special cut-off 2023 list for BCom and BA programmes on September 5. Candidates can check the DU NCWEB special cut-off list at du.ac.in for admission to programmes for the 2023 academic session. The cut-off list has been announced category-wise for students belonging to General, Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST) and Other Backward Class (OBC) categories.

While the Delhi University NCWEB cut-off special list has been announced today, online admission against it will start today, September 6 at 10 am and will continue till 11:59 pm of September 7 at the respective teaching centres.

The cut-off for BCom programme touched 86 per cent in Miranda House against the special cut-off list issued today, while it is 85 per cent in Hansraj for general category students. Admission at SGGSC of Commerce is closed and the lowest cut-off at 52 per cent is for admission to BCom programmes is seen for Aditi Mahavidyalaya and Bhagini Nivedita College.

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The special drive cut-off for the candidates belonging to UR, EWS, OBC, SC, ST and PWD is for those who were eligible but could not or did not take admission in the cut-offs issued earlier, a DU NCWEB statement said while announcing the cut-offs.

The special cut-off list for the students of UR, SC, ST and OBC has been made available after considering the availability of vacant seats in programme at the NCWEB college centres.

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