By announcing a dip of up to 1 per cent in Arts and Commerce and up to 3 per cent in Science courses, the Delhi University’s second cut-off list on Tuesday gave a ray of hope to many of its aspirants.
In Miranda House, 70 percent of seats were occupied by the students immediately after the release of second cut-off.
Hindu College also gave admission to 110 students, however, students still have a chance to get admission here as out of total 752 seats, only 478 admissions have been confirmed.
In Ramjas College, 832 seats have been occupied out of total 1,334. However, 80 students have withdrawn their admissions. An official confirmed 62 admissions in Chemistry (Honours) and 36 in Physics (Honours) but only four have been confirmed.
In Vankateswara College, South Campus, more than 100 admissions have been confirmed. Individually, there are 20 admissions in Chemistry (Honours), for which, the college has 60 seats. In Physics (Honours), 14 out of 39 seats have been occupied.
Students can complete their admission formalities between June 30 and July 2 from 9 am to 1 pm. The university has received 2,91,817 applications for 54,000 seats across 61 colleges. English (Honours) received the maximum number of applications - 90,331, followed by B.Com - 71,505 and B.Com (Honours) - 68,866.