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DU Admissions 2019: Over 52,000 students enrolled after third cut-off list announced

DU Admissions 2019: Over 52,000 students have taken admission in the Delhi University till Friday after the third cut-off list was announced.

PTI Reported by: PTI New Delhi Published on: July 13, 2019 7:25 IST
DU Admissions 2019

DU Admissions 2019

Over 52,000 students have taken admission in the Delhi University till Friday after the third cut-off list was announced.

According to data shared by the varsity, 42,547 students from the CBSE board have taken admission, followed by 1,895 from the Council for Indian School Certificate Examinations and 1,182 from the Board of School Education, Haryana.

The other two boards which are in the top five lists are the Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan and the UP Board of High School and Intermediate Education at 821 and 637, respectively.

Till now, 52,822 students have taken admission while the number of cancellations stands at 8410.

As many as 1,260 students have withdrawn their admission. 

According to the data, 10,544 male students and 18,662 female students have enrolled in the varsity till now

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This year, the varsity has effected a 10 per cent increase in seats for the EWS category under postgraduate and undergraduate courses.

The number of seats for undergraduate courses has increased to 62,000. Separate cut-offs for the EWS category have also been released.

The fourth cut-off list will be released on Sunday.

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