DU Cut Off 2018 announced; LSR Tops the list with 98.75% for BA Programme
New Delhi:
Delhi University (DU) has released the cut off list for this year. For the admission to various undergraduate courses in its affiliated colleges, the DU has come up with first list with cut off marks in the individual subjects at respective colleges. Lady Shri Ram College, one of the most popular colleges affiliated to the University, has set the highest cut off of the year; 98.75% for B.A. Programme course. Likewise, for B.A. Economics, Shri Ram College of Commerce has the second highest cut off of 98.50% for B.A. Economics (Honours). Delhi College of Arts and Commerce has the set the same cut off for B.A. Journalism (Honours). Hansraj College and Hindu College have the same cut off of 98% for B.A. Economics (Honours). Last year for most popular colleges like Lady Shri Ram and Shri Ram College of Commerce the cut off marks for B.Com (Honours) was 97.75%.
The complete DU first cut off list is available at du.ac.in.
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College of Vocational Studies and Deshbandhu College have the same cut off (96%) for B.A. English (H).
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Meanwhile, SRCC, Hansraj College, Kirori Mal College have already released their individual cut offs.
Last year, DU cut offs had seen a dip as several boards that announced results before the CBSE had done away with the moderation policy. But in anyway, the first cut off was not for those who had scored below 90% marks. With the cut off marks of this year, as well, the notion stands true.
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The complete DU first cut off list is available at du.ac.in.
Check Complete Cut Off Marks For Science Courses
College of Vocational Studies and Deshbandhu College have the same cut off (96%) for B.A. English (H).
Check Complete Cut Off Marks For Arts, Commerce Courses
Meanwhile, SRCC, Hansraj College, Kirori Mal College have already released their individual cut offs.
Last year, DU cut offs had seen a dip as several boards that announced results before the CBSE had done away with the moderation policy. But in anyway, the first cut off was not for those who had scored below 90% marks. With the cut off marks of this year, as well, the notion stands true.
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