Non-collegiate women’s education board declares first merit list

The Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWEB) on Thursday came out with its first cut-off list. HT reports.

The Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWEB) on Thursday came out with its first cut-off list.

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For BA programme, Hansraj College has the highest cut-off of 81%, followed by Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce with 80%, both in the general category. For B.Com, the highest cut-off again was from Hansraj College with 82% followed by Bharati College with 80%.

The admission procedure will begin on June 24.

Aarti Sharma, director, NCWEB, said they are aware of the fact that the board was a back-up option for many students.

“I know that students often withdraw their admission if they secure admission in a regular college. A second cut-off list is definitely expected,” she said.

NCWEB offers two undergraduate courses: BA programme and B.Com, exclusively for women. However, only students staying in National Capital Territory (NCT) can enroll themselves under this board.

It is a popular choice for those girl students who want to work and continue with their studies or are unable to secure admission in a regular college.

This year, over 22,000 applications were received.

For both the courses, classes are held only on weekends. There are 50 teaching days in an academic session.