DU cut off every year crosses a new mark, as last year never heard instance happened when DU cut off touched 100% in two colleges and DU Cut Off 2016 seems to be heading the same way. As Class XII CBSE papers have been easy this year apart from few like Maths, as a result more than 90000 students have scored above 90% and 14000 students have scored above 95% this year in Class XII.

 

Latest Update – Delhi University released the sixth cutoff list for admissions to vacancies in undergraduate courses on Friday with a more realistic minimum marks of 85%-90% for the general category.

The cutoffs were released as there was confusion over the merit list system.

The vacancies after that were to be filled through merit lists. Till last year, DU used to release 11 lists.

“There was a lot of confusion with the merit list admission so the university decided and asked the colleges to issue cutoff lists,” said a senior university official.

Admissions under the merit list led to withdrawals. For a few seats, colleges received several thousand applications. Admissions under the system ended on August 16.

Under the sixth list, BCom and BCom (Hons) cutoffs are still at 90%. For instance, BCom at Maitreyi College is 90%, and BCom (Hons) is at 92%.

DU Sixth Cutoff List – Arts & Commerce
DU Sixth Cutoff List – Science

At Bhim Rao Ambedkar College, there are 35 and 26 vacancies for BCom and BCom (Hons). The cutoffs are at 86.50 and 88.50, respectively.

English (Hons) also has many vacancies. Dyal Singh College has 11 seats in the course and the cutoff is 89.50%. At Kalindi College, which has 19 seats available for admission, the cutoff is 87%.

However, for the Science courses, the cutoff is still 90% and above.

At Acharya Narendra Dev College, which has two vacancies for Chemistry (Hons) and one for Bio-Medical (Hons) the cutoff is 92.66% and 94%, respectively.

Admissions will be done on Saturday and Monday. The seventh cutoff list will be out on Wednesday, followed by another one on August 29.

The vacancies are 1,100 in the general category, 2,900 in OBC, 1,100 in SC and 1,500 in ST categories.

 

Last Update –

The good news is that even in the fifth round, there are still vacant seats in courses such as commerce, economics, English, and the sciences.

University of Delhi has announced DU Fifth Cutoff 2016 on July 19 in both online and offline modes. Moreover, admissions to various undergraduate programmes in the Central University will be offered after the Fifth Cutoff of DU 2016 has been announced by various affiliated colleges of the Central University.

Delhi University will release the fifth and last cutoff list for admissions to its undergraduate courses on Tuesday night and Friday will the last date for students to enrol themselves.

For the first time, the university is releasing only five cutoff lists this year. However, very few seats are on offer in many of the colleges.

As compared to the 4th list, the cut-off marks have declined in the range of 0.25 to 5.0 percentage points in the final list.

Admission opportunities in B.Sc (Hons) Maths exist for general students at Ramjas, Hansraj, Hindu and Kirorimal colleges in the cut-off range 94.5-96 per cent.

B.Com seats are available at Hansraj, Venkateshwara, Zakir Hussain, Kirorimal, Bhagat Singh and Arbindo colleges in the cut-off range of 91.75-95.75 per cent marks.

Seats in B.Com (Hons) are vacant at LSR, Ramjas, Bhagat Singh, Arobindo, Hindu and Venkateshwara colleges, among others. The cut-off range is 94-96.75 per cent.

The admission for the Fifth cutoff list will be from July 20 to 22.

The university also announced the first cut-off list for colleges registered under Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board and the cut-off varies between 78 per cent to 88 per cent.

This year the NCWEB has opened 12 new centres in Aditi Mahavidyalaya College, Aryabhatta College, B R Ambedkar College, Bhagini Nivedita College, College of Vocational Studies, Keshav Mahavidyalaya, Miranda House, Motilal Nehru College, Rajdhani College, Ramanujan College and Aurobindo College to facilitate the female students residing in Delhi.

Full List of DU Fourth Cut off 2016 For Arts/Commerce/Science Click Below –

DU Fifth Cutoff List – Arts & Commerce
DU Fifth Cutoff List – Science

Delhi University 5th cut-off list out, Seats in Popular Courses Still Available

Total Seats Filled vs the Total Number of Seats in Colleges:

• Shri Ram College of Commerce: 704 filled out of 764
• Kirori Mal College: 829 filled out of 1385 closed for history and physical sciences
• Lady Shri Ram College for Women: 360 filled out of 730
• Sri Venkateswara College: 898 filled out of 1089 closed for Political Science, Life Science, Botany, Zoology
• Hindu College: 719 filled out of 752 closed for Political Science, Sociology, BA programme and Zoology
• Daulat Ram College: 1098 filled out of 1177 closed for bio-chemistry, zoology, BA programme
• Kamala Nehru College: 501 filled out of 869
• Miranda House: 779 out of 986 seats.
• Ramjas College: 801 out of 1334 seats.
• Hansraj College: 931 filled out of 1165
• Gargi College: 1064 filled out of 1200
• Indraprastha College: 700 filled out of 1013
• Sri Aurobindo College: 901 filled out of 960

 

 

Delhi University 4th cut-off list out, Seats in Popular Courses Still Available

The Delhi University today released the fourth cut-off list in which seats in seats in some popular courses at several prominent colleges are still available.

The admission for the fourth cutoff list will be from July 15 to 18. This year, the university will only bring out five cutoffs after which admission will be held at college level depending on the number of vacant seats in courses. The university will issue the final list for colleges on July 20.

The cut-off marks in all courses on available seats registered a decline of about 0.25 to 4 per cent marks.

 

Total Seats Filled vs the Total Number of Seats in Colleges:

• Shri Ram College of Commerce: 634 filled out of 674
• Kirori Mal College: 650 filled out of 1385 closed for history and physical sciences
• Lady Shri Ram College for Women: 268 filled out of 730
• Sri Venkateswara College: 430 filled out of 1089 closed for Political Science, Life Science, Botany, Zoology
• Hindu College: 700 filled out of 800 closed for Political Science, Sociology, BA programme and Zoology
• Daulat Ram College: 1013 filled out of 1177 closed for bio-chemistry, zoology, BA programme
• Kamala Nehru College: 475 filled out of 869
• Miranda House: 308 out of 1001 seats.
• Ramjas College: 600 out of 1334 seats.
• Hansraj College: 700 filled out of 1165
• Gargi College: 900 filled out of 1200
• Indraprastha College: 550 filled out of 1013
• Sri Aurobindo College: 850 filled out of 960

Respected Source – TOI

Full List of DU Fourth Cut off 2016 For Arts/Commerce/Science Click Below –

DU Fourth Cut off List – Arts/Commerce

DU Fourth Cut off List – Science

 

Important Dates of Delhi University Admission 2016. 

• Online Process Begins – June 1
• Last day of online applications – June 19 
• DU First Cutoff Announced – June 30 – Announced
• DU Second Cutoff Announced – July 5 – Announced
• DU Third Cutoff Announced – July 10 – Announced
• DU Fourth Cutoff Announced – July 15 – Announced
• DU Fifth Cutoff Announced – July 20 – Coming Soon

 

 

Third List Out: BCom (H) Seats Still Vacant At 34 Colleges; Economics Score Drops

There are vacant BCom (H) seats at 34 colleges and in BCom, at over 20. Also, only eight colleges have closed admissions in economics.General category seats in these subjects are available even in sought-after colleges such as SRCC, Hindu and Hansraj.Colleges appear to have had more luck filling seats in subjects such as political science this year.

Delhi University issued the third list of cutoff scores on 10th July evening and the admissions will start from 11th July. 

Respected Source – TOI

Full List of DU Third Cut off 2016 For Arts/Commerce/Science Click Below –

DU Third Cut off List – Arts/Commerce

DU Third Cut off List – Science

 

 

Hardly Any Change In Cutoffs For Commerce & Economics; Fall Greater In BA, Sciences

Full List of DU Second Cut off 2016 For Arts/Commerce/Science Click Below –

DU Second Cut off List – Arts/Commerce

DU Second Cut off List – Science 

 

Delhi University Second Cutoff List 2016 : Here is the Number of Seats Still up for Grabs

Only a few on-campus colleges have managed to fill seats for all their popular courses. However, the dip in the cutoff with the second list may not be very substantial.

After the first cut-off many out-of-campus colleges have been nor been able to fill seats for all courses either. The will also release their second list for almost all subjects.

Total Seats Filled vs the Total Number of Seats in Colleges:

• Shri Ram College of Commerce: 634 filled out of 674
• Kirori Mal College: 650 filled out of 1385 closed for history and physical sciences
• Lady Shri Ram College for Women: 268 filled out of 730
• Sri Venkateswara College: 430 filled out of 1089 closed for Political Science, Life Science, Botany, Zoology
• Hindu College: 700 filled out of 800 closed for Political Science, Sociology, BA programme and Zoology
• Daulat Ram College: 1013 filled out of 1177 closed for bio-chemistry, zoology, BA programme
• Kamala Nehru College: 475 filled out of 869
• Miranda House: 308 out of 1001 seats.
• Ramjas College: 600 out of 1334 seats.
• Hansraj College: 700 filled out of 1165
• Gargi College: 900 filled out of 1200
• Indraprastha College: 550 filled out of 1013
• Sri Aurobindo College: 850 filled out of 960

 

LATEST UPDATE : No Third cut-off list in many Delhi University colleges

Delhi University’s South Campus colleges seem to be giving a tough competition to colleges in North Campus as general category students have already filled up seats for most of the South Campus colleges in the second cut-off list itself.

These colleges will close admissions in respective subjects and will not release their second cut-off list. However, there are chances the admissions for the same subjects might be re-opened after the colleges decide their schedule for evening shifts.

• Ramanujan College – B.Com(H) And B.Com
• Aurobindo College (Morning) – B.Sc. Life Sciences, Political Science (Hons) And B.Com
• Sri Venkateswara And Maitreyi – Political Science
• Lady Sri Ram College For Women (LSR) – Sociology
• Kirori Mal College – History, Sanskrit And B.A (Physical Sciences)
• Hindu College – Political Science, B.A., Sociology, Botany And Zoology
• Indraprastha College For Women – Philosophy And History

Several colleges have already closed admissions to biology-based courses such as botany, zoology and B.Sc. life sciences and in most of the colleges admissions to the physics, chemistry, mathematics and physical sciences courses remain open.

However, admissions to all subjects would be open in colleges like Miranda House, Kamla Nehru, and Dyal Singh. The DU colleges, which still have nearly 50 per cent seats vacant, will release the second cut-off lists on Monday, with a marginal dip.

 

UPDATE : Delhi University First Cut-Off List Out, Ramjas Wants 99.25% For BCom Honours

University of Delhi has announced DU 2016 First Cutoff on June 29, 2016 (8:30 pm), students can take admission until July 2. 

• The highest cut-off for the academic session has been announced by Ramjas college at 99.25 per cent for BCom Honours, 98.75 for BCom and 98.5 for Economics Honours.
• The cut-off for Hansraj College has remained unchanged across stream with Eco(H) being the highest at 98 per cent.
• Sri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), ranked among the best in the country for higher studies in Commerce and Economics, announced its cut off at 98.25 per cent for Economics Honours and 98 per cent for BCom Honours.
• Miranda House cutoff for science courses is also same as last year with the highest being for Economics Honours at 97.75 per cent.
• Lady Sri Ram College has announced its cut-off for Psychology at (98.50 pc), English (98.25 pc), Economics (98 pc) and Commerce (H) (98pc).

Delhi University (First Cut off 2016) For Arts/Commerce/Science

DU First Cut off List – Arts/Commerce 

DU First Cut off List – Science 

With over 6,000 applicants scoring 95% and above in aggregate in Class XII examination, the cutoffs are likely to re main high. It will be a tough competition for aspirants of popular colleges and according to sources there will be a number of colleges where many courses will not remain open beyond the second cutoff.

Even otherwise, with unprecedented number of candidates scoring over 90% in Class XII exams this year across education boards, the best of four aggregate is bound to go even higher. “This would probably take the cutoff of DU colleges up by as much as 1% in sought after colleges, which already touched above 95% last year,“ predicted an official at the Dean of Students’ Welfare, DU.

So it’s time to look at the scope within for advantages.For example girls must keep an eye on the cutoffs of the 24 colleges, which have 1% point relaxation for them, including campus colleges like Sri Venkateswara and Ramjas.

Similarly for admission to honours in any language course, advantage of 2% in the best four percentage may be given to those candidates who have studied that particular elective language.

 

Key Points to Remember

• Each cutoff will have three days’ admission period and fees can be paid till noon of the fourth day.
• Document verification and approval of admission from 9am to 1pm for morning colleges & 4pm to 7pm for evening colleges.
• Candidates who meet the cutoff should log in to the undergraduate admission portal and select college/course.
• Submit print out of the admission form at the college along with other documents.
• The college will retain certificates of approved candidates to avoid multiple admissions. The certificate will remain with the college during the admission process.
• Documents needed (in original) with two sets of self-attested photocopies. 

 

Now Delhi University only have 54,000 seats approx., there won’t be any extreme change in cut off and DU Cutoff 2016 seems to be again high and for popular courses above 96% . Delhi University first cut off list 2016 generally gets released on last week of June. Most DU colleges in the first DU cut off would keep above 96% for popular courses like B.Com(H) & Eco(H).

This year too lakhs of students will fill the forms who want to get admission in DU but only few make it to the colleges because of the high DU cut off 2016.

We at www.admissiontimes.com, intend to make the admission process easy for you by providing instant Delhi University News and help you get the Course or Stream you want to opt for in Delhi University for the Year 2016.

Candidates can find the Previous Year DU First Cutoff list of different Colleges of The University from the table below.

 

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Delhi University Admission 2016 for UG courses in Science, Commerce and Arts colleges are done on the basis of class 12th performance. Delhi University will start to announce its DU 2016 Cut Off before admission process.

Delhi university has become very popular and students from across India apply to the DU colleges which are limited to 61 in number. Times has come to increase the colleges and also to teach skill education which is the need of the hour.

Generally like last year, the candidates can apply for application forms from the 1st week of April, 2016. We would provide you with the exact date as soon as we get it.

To get a rough idea DU cut off 2015 can be accessed from below and we have also compiled important information regarding Delhi University admission. Also we have compiled some of the last year Delhi University cut off records-

 

Delhi University 2015 Cut offs for B.com/Eco.(Hons.)

• The Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) set the percentage for Economics (Honours) set at 98.25 per cent, while the cut off for Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) was 97.375 per cent for general category students.

• The cut off set for B.Com (Honours) at Hindu College was 97.25 per cent and 98 per cent for Economic (Honours).

• Kirorimal College set its percentage for Economics and Political Science at 98, while for B.Com (Honours), it was 97.25 per cent. The college set a 91 per cent threshold for the B.A. programme and 96.75 per cent for English.

• Lady Shri Ram College for Women kept a 98.25 per cent for English, while it was 98 per cent for B.Com (Honours), Economics and Psychology.

• IP College for Women decided 97 per cent as the cut-off for three popular courses – B.Com, Psychology and English, while it was 98 per cent for those choosing B.A. (Honours) Economics, 96 per cent for the B.A. Programme, and 95.5 for B.A. (Honours) History.

• Hansraj College had 97.25 per cent for B.Com (Honours) while it was 98 per cent for Economics. The cut off for English was 97.5 per cent, while it was 96 per cent for History.

• While Gargi College set a 97 per cent for both English and B.Com (Honours), Miranda House set a percentage of 97.5 for its Economics and English courses and 95.5 per cent its B.A. Programme.

• Among other South Campus colleges, Sri Venkateswara fixed its cut-off marks for B.A. (Honours) Economics at 97 per cent, 95 per cent for B.A. (Honours) English and 94.75 for B.A. (Honours) Political Science. Another South Campus college, Dyal Singh College affixed its cut-off for B.A. (Honours) Economics at 95 per cent, B.A. (Honours) English at 96 per cent, and B.Com (Honours) at 96 per cent.

• Shaheed Bhagat Singh College kept an 85 per cent for B.A. Programme, while the percentage for B.Com (Honours) at the college was 96.25 per cent. The college’s cut off for Economics was set at 96.5 per cent.

 

Delhi University 2015 Cut Offs for B.Sc/B.Sc (Hons.)

• Mathematics (Hons.) It is one of the very popular BSc course in DU. Last year (2015) the the average cut off for this course stood in the range 82 and 96.75 for General Category students in the first cut off.
• Physics (Hons.) The cutoff for Physics (Hons.) course for General Category candidates was avowed in the range of 85 and 97.33 by various colleges of the University previous year.
• Chemistry (Hons.) In 2015, General category candidates needed to secure amid the marks range of 85-97 in their best of four subjects.