The Delhi University (DU) colleges have announced their fourth and the penultimate cut-off for admissions to its merit based undergraduate (UG) courses for academic session 2018-19 on Thursday, with admissions getting closed in many sought out courses in top north campus colleges. About 77 per cent of seats available in DU have already been filled by the end of admissions against the third cut-off.
While Shri Ram College of Commerce closed admissions to its UG courses, Hindu is closed for history, political science, sociology and philosophy for the general category candidates. Further, Ramjas closed admissions to its B.Com Honors and Programme courses for the unreserved category. Admissions for BA Programme and Honours courses in economics, English, political science and mathematics at Jesus and Mary College (JMC) are also closed.
Admissions at Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) are now closed for both its courses , B.Com (H) and B.A (H) Economics for the general category students. But in BA(H) Economics admission is still open for OBC category students and the corresponding cut off is 96 percent. Admission is closed for SC category students, for ST category students cut off is 90.75 percent, for PwD students, the cut off is 88 percent, and for Kashmiri Migrant students the cut off is 92.75 percent . The seats in B.Com. (H) have been filled for general, OBC, and ST category students at SRCC. However, seats remain vacant for SC category students for whom the cut off is 90.50 percent . For PwD category students the cut off is 80.00 percentand for Kashmiri Migrant students, the cut off is 87.375 percent.
At Kirori Mal College, admisison is open for BA programme for which the cut off is 93.75 percent and above but below 94.5 percent marks in aggregate. Seats also remain for BA Programme with Bengali. Admission is also open for BA Hindi (H) at 87.5 percent and above but below 88 percent marks in aggregate. At KMC, admission is open for most of the B.Sc. courses
At the Hindu College of the North campus admission is closed for most of the courses while the seats still remain in BA (H) Economics for general candidates at 97.25 percent, for OBC candidates at 94 percent, and for PwD candidates at 88 percent. While at Hindu admission is open for all categories for BA English (H). The cut off is set at 96 percent for general candidates. Cut off for OBC candidates is 93 percent, for SC and ST candidates is 92 percent, for PwD candidates is 90percent and for Kashmiri Migrants is 91 percent.
At Gargi college for women seats remain for BA programme for which the cut off is 91 percent, for BA Applied Psychology (H) at 96.5 percent, for BA (H)English at 94 percent, BA Pol. Sc. (H) at 93.5 percent.
Document verification, approval of admission and fee deposition against the fourth cut-off would be made from 6 July to 9 July except Sunday.