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DU colleges start releasing second list, marginal dip in cut-offs

The Delhi University released the second list of cut-offs for admission to its colleges on Monday.

Updated on: Jul 4, 2016, 20:13:44 IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi
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The Delhi University released the second list of cut-offs for admission to its colleges on Monday, with Kirori Mal College and Shri Ram College of Commerce taking an early lead.

File photo of  students and parents checking the cut-off list at a college of the Delhi University. (HT Photo)
File photo of students and parents checking the cut-off list at a college of the Delhi University. (HT Photo)

There was a marginal dip in the second list as expected since colleges had cautioned against expecting a big dip.

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In both the colleges, the dip in cutoff across courses ranges from 0.5-1% for humanities and commerce. The science courses has seen a higher dip ranging between 1- 2%.

At SRCC for Economics (Hons), the cutoff is at 97.75% a dip of 0.5%. For BCom (Hons) the cutoff has fallen to 97.50% from 98% in the first list.

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At Kirori Mal College, for humanities courses the highest cutoff dip is for BA programme at 1.5%. The cutoff now stands at 95%. For other courses the dip is of 0.5-1%. Admission for BA (Hons) History has already closed. However, the cutoff for humanities courses in the college is still 95% and above.

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For the science courses the fall in the cutoff has been the highest. For Botany (Hons) the cutoff is 92.50%, a fall by 3%. Even for Chemistry the cutoff has dipped to 95.33 % from 97.33% in the first list. The admissions for BSc (Hons) physical sciences have been closed.

Even at Shivaji College, the cutoff for science courses has seen a dip of 2%. Botany cutoff is now 91%, a dip by 2% and for Zoology it is 92% from 94% in the first list.

  • Shradha Chettri
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    Shradha Chettri

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