third cut-off list of Delhi University (DU) non-collegiate women education Board (NCWEB) has been released. Candidates can check the cut-off list on the official website of the board at ncweb.du.ac.in. Online admission will start from 10th November. This time the highest cut off has been scored by Miranda House for its BA program (History + Poll Sc) with 89 per cent.
Programs offered under DU NCWEB include B.Com, BA Program (Economics + Pol Sc), BA Program (History + Pol Sc), BA Program Economics + Sanskrit, BA Program History + Sanskrit, BA Program Pol Sc + Sanskrit . some. Only female candidates are eligible for the courses offered by DU NCWEB.
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DU NCWEB Admission 3rd Cut Off List
B.Com Program
Miranda House – 88
Hansraj College – 87
Jesus and Mary College – 84
Maitreyi College – 83
BA Program (Economics + Pol Sc)
Miranda House – 87
Hanraj College – 86
Jesus and Mary College – 83
Maitreyi College – 82
BA Program (History + Pol Sc)
Miranda House – 89
Hanraj College – 85
Jesus and Mary College – 82
Maitreyi College – 81
The admission process against the first cut off list took place between October 26 and 28. The highest cut-off for B.Com program was 95 percentile at Jesus and Mary College and Miranda House, followed by Hansraj College and Maitreyi College at 94. For BA programme, Miranda House has the highest cut off for BA (Economics + Political Science) at 94 per cent, followed by 93 per cent. Hansraj College. The cut off for BA (History + Political Science) program at Miranda House is 93 per cent, which is the highest.
Miranda House had the highest cut off in the second list released on November 11 92 percent for B.Com program, This was followed by Hansraj College with 91 per cent, Jesus and Mary College with 90 per cent and Maitreyi College with 89 per cent. In BA program (Economics + Poll Sc) the highest cut off was Miranda House at 91 per cent, Hansraj College at 90 per cent, Jesus and Mary College at 89 per cent and Maitreyi College at 88 per cent.
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