DU 5th Cut Off List 2020: Delhi University (DU) has released its fifth cut-off list on Saturday for admissions to various undergraduate (UG) courses.
Over 4,800 candidates applied for admission to Delhi University under the third cut-off list on Monday, according to officials.
DU 3rd Cut Off List 2020: Delhi University (DU) has released the third cut-off list for for admission to various undergraduate (UG) courses.
The students' union alleged on Saturday that some colleges affiliated to DU are denying admission to the students of OBC/EWS quotas who have failed to furnish the latest documents supporting their quotas.
According to the cut-off list released around Thursday midnight, aspirants from Delhi require a minimum of 97.5 per cent to get into Psychology (Honours), while in English the cut-off for Delhi-based candidate is 96.25 per cent.
The Delhi University on Monday began its first fully online admission process for undergraduate courses in view of the COVID-19 pandemic, an official said.
The Delhi University (DU) officials have cautioned applicants not to visit the university campus to apply for their admissions as the whole process of admission this year will be conducted online.
DU First Cut off List 2020: The first cut-off list for admission in Delhi University colleges is expected to be released today (October 10). The Delhi University will announce the DU first cut-off list 2020 for over 70,000 undergraduate (UG) seats.
DUSU president Akshat Dahiya said that the student's union has decided to form a cell of student volunteers who would assist with the administration in the process of upcoming admissions of the first-year students.
Candidates appearing for the interview will have to keep a printout of the interview call letter, and original copies of the certificate of the date of birth (the Secondary School Certificate) and marksheet of the qualifying examination.
The Delhi University on Saturday announced that the online registration process for admission to undergraduate, postgraduate, M.Phil and Ph.D programmes has been extended till July 18.
Delhi University (DU) is considering making its entire admission process online to minimise the students' visits to the varsity in view of the situation arising out of the coronavirus pandemic, according to officials.
The Delhi University released its seventh cut-off list on Monday, with courses like B Com (Hons) and B Com still up for grabs at premier colleges. Hans Raj College is offering B Com (Hons) at a cut-off of 97.25 per cent, while the course is available at a cut-off of 97.50 per cent in Hindu College and 95.25 per cent in Gargi College.
A varsity official, however, said the sixth list has only been released to fill vacant seats under reserved categories. Cut-offs released by colleges on their respective websites for general category students won't be considered valid.
DU Admissions 2019: The Delhi University (DU) on Friday announced it would declare the sixth cut-off list on August 1. A two-day special drive will be conducted from July 29 to help students, who inadvertently missed out on applying in their respective reserved categories in the first attempt, to undertake the process again.
DU JAT Result 2019: The National Testing Agency (NTA) has declared the DU JAT Result 2019 for BBA (FIA), BMS and B.A Business Economics (H) today at the official website -- du.ac.in.
Ramjas College principal Manoj Khanna said he had urged most of the departments in his college not to be on strike since it would affect students coming from afar.
Hansraj College and Miranda House have kept the cut-off for admission to a combination of Political Science and Economics under BA programme at 85 per cent respectively while Ramanujan College has pegged the score at 84 per cent for the course.
DU Admissions 2019: Over 52,000 students have taken admission in the Delhi University till Friday after the third cut-off list was announced.
DU Admissions 2019: B.Com course has so far seen the maximum number of admissions this academic session in the Delhi University, with Zakir Husain College seeing the highest enrolment of students.
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