Delhi University (DU) First cut-off list for non-collegiate women has been released education Board (NCWEB). Candidates can check the cut-off list on the official website of the board at ncweb.du.ac.in. The admission process against the first cut-off list will start from October 26 and will continue till October 28.
The highest cut-off for B.Com program is 95 percentile in Jesus and Mary College and Miranda House, followed by Hansraj College and Maitreyi College with 94. For BA programme, the highest cut-off for BA (Economics+) is 94 per cent. Political Science) in Miranda House, followed by Hansraj College with 93 per cent. The cut off for BA (History + Political Science) program at Miranda House is 93 per cent, which is the highest.
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DU NCWEB Admission: 1st Cut Off List
B.Com Program
Jesus and Mary College, Miranda House – 95
Maitreyi College, Mata Sundari College, Hansraj College – 94
Deen Dayal Upadhyay College, JDM College, SPM College, Laxmi Bai College – 93
BA Program (Economics + Pol Sc)
Jesus and Mary College, Miranda House – 94
Hanraj College, Maitreyi College – 93
DDU, JDM, Laxmibai, SPM – 92
BA Program (History + Pol Sc)
Jesus and Mary College, Miranda House – 93
Hanraj College, Maitreyi College – 92
DDU, JDM, Laxmibai – 91
SPM – 90
NCWEB’s programs which include BA, B.Com for undergraduate students and Mathematics, English, Hindi, Political Science, History, Sanskrit and Punjabi for postgraduate students are only for women students who have to work on weekdays and They can attend classes on weekends. , At present, there are 26 designated centers for UG and one for PG students.
meanwhile, Display of vacant seats for regular UG courses in DU The second merit list will be declared tomorrow at 10 am. Candidates who have taken admission in CSAS Round-I can opt for “Upgrade” and resume their higher priorities from tomorrow till October 27 at 4:59 PM. The second merit list will be released on October 30 after which students will have a chance to book seats.
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