Delhi University (DU) is considering making its entire admission process online to minimise the students' visits to the varsity in view of the situation arising out of the coronavirus pandemic, according to officials.
The Delhi University released its seventh cut-off list on Monday, with courses like B Com (Hons) and B Com still up for grabs at premier colleges. Hans Raj College is offering B Com (Hons) at a cut-off of 97.25 per cent, while the course is available at a cut-off of 97.50 per cent in Hindu College and 95.25 per cent in Gargi College.
A varsity official, however, said the sixth list has only been released to fill vacant seats under reserved categories. Cut-offs released by colleges on their respective websites for general category students won't be considered valid.
DU Admissions 2019: The Delhi University (DU) on Friday announced it would declare the sixth cut-off list on August 1. A two-day special drive will be conducted from July 29 to help students, who inadvertently missed out on applying in their respective reserved categories in the first attempt, to undertake the process again.
DU JAT Result 2019: The National Testing Agency (NTA) has declared the DU JAT Result 2019 for BBA (FIA), BMS and B.A Business Economics (H) today at the official website -- du.ac.in.
Ramjas College principal Manoj Khanna said he had urged most of the departments in his college not to be on strike since it would affect students coming from afar.
Hansraj College and Miranda House have kept the cut-off for admission to a combination of Political Science and Economics under BA programme at 85 per cent respectively while Ramanujan College has pegged the score at 84 per cent for the course.
DU Admissions 2019: Over 52,000 students have taken admission in the Delhi University till Friday after the third cut-off list was announced.
DU Admissions 2019: B.Com course has so far seen the maximum number of admissions this academic session in the Delhi University, with Zakir Husain College seeing the highest enrolment of students.
DU Admissions 2019: Over 50,000 students have taken admissions in the Delhi University till Wednesday after the third-cut off list was announced, according to data shared by the varsity.
Some students, who had taken admission into Shri Ram College of Commerce on the basis of their grades, claimed they were being asked to pay the cancellation fee despite it not being their fault. Students affected by this confusion said their future has been put in jeopardy.
Till 10.15 pm on Monday, 19,886 students took admissions to the 63,000 seats on offer.
The first two days of admission into the Delhi University have seen scores of students getting into their dream college even after the high cut-off levels, as colleges made a large number of enrollments into some popular courses.
DU Admission 2019: After the counselling and other admission procedure, the department saw only 55 students enrolled for the course against 306 seats.
DU Admissions 2019: Delhi University will release its first cut-off list on June 28. Students eagerly waiting for the cut-off lists to be out, must also keep ready all the documents needed for DU admissions 2019. Read more.
DU admissions 2019: BA (Hons) English has drawn the maximum number of applications during the registration process of Delhi University admissions 2019.
Only one transgender candidate has submitted an application for admission in the Delhi University, according to data provided by the varsity. As many as 36,7895 candidates registered on the varsity's admission portal till June 22, of whom 2,58,388 proceeded ahead and made payments.
DU Admission 2019: The application process for admissions for Delhi University begins today. Students who want to apply for the UG courses under Delhi University can visit the official website -- du.ac.in to register.
Students from the science stream can still apply to colleges in the North Campus in courses such as B.Sc (Hons) Botany, B.Sc (Hons) Computer Science and B.Sc (Hons) Physics.
New Delhi : Delhi University on Monday night released the fifth cut-off list for the 2015 academic session, with preferred colleges like Lady Shri Ram (LSR), Hindu, Kirori Mal and Ramjas keeping their doors open
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