New Delhi: With seats still remaining vacant, Delhi University on Wednesday announced it will be releasing three more cut-offs for admission to undergraduate courses with the sixth list being released on Saturday, a month after the varsity started the new academic session.
The sixth cut-off will be announced on August 20 and admissions will be conducted on till August 22. The University has already announced five cut-off lists.
DU had earlier announced it will only announce five cut-off lists and admissions on the vacant seats will be done on merit system. The admissions under the fifth cut-off list got over on July 22.
The admissions under the merit system got over on August 16.
Many students have withdrawn admissions due to which there are vacant seats in different in many colleges. There will be three cut-offs," said a University official.
The sixth cut-off will be announced on August 20 and admissions will be conducted on till August 22. The University has already announced five cut-off lists.
DU had earlier announced it will only announce five cut-off lists and admissions on the vacant seats will be done on merit system. The admissions under the fifth cut-off list got over on July 22.
The admissions under the merit system got over on August 16.
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Many students have withdrawn admissions due to which there are vacant seats in different in many colleges. There will be three cut-offs," said a University official.
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