DU Admission Third Cut-Off 2019 LIVE Updates
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DU Admission Third Cut-Off 2019 LIVE Updates: Delhi University is releasing the third cut-off list for admissions to various undergraduate courses today, July 8, 2019.
Candidates can now check the latest updates mentioned below.
DU Admission Third Cut-Off 2019: LIVE Updates
5: 30 PM: Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, Gargi College and Satyawati College have released the third cut-off list.
Direct Link:
Link to Shaheed Bhagat Singh College 3rd Cut off List: Click Here
Link to Gargi College 3rd Cut off List: Click Here
Link to Satyawati College 3rd Cut off List: Click Here
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5: 30 PM: DU admissions 2019: List of Documents needed at the time of registration
— Application form print out
— Three passport-sized pictures
— Address proof
— Date of birth proof
— Class 10 mark sheet
— Class 12 mark sheet/ pass certificate
— Reservation certificates
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Second cut-off list of some popular courses in popular colleges:
- Kirori Mal College has closed the admission for most of the Honors degree courses except English, Hindi and Economics.
- English (H), is still open in 39 colleges out of 46 in the second cut-off list.
- For EWS students, Cut-off percentage is 1% less than the last cutoff list. After the decision of 10% reservation by HRD Ministry, this is the first time that DU has set its cut-off list for the EWS category.
- The demanded course Political Science, provided by 44 colleges, now open for admission in general category only in 24 colleges. Hindu college has closed admission for Political Science at 99%.
- In Chemistry, offered in 24 colleges, seats were filled only in Hindu College and Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College.
- The Mata Sundri College for Women in its second cut-off has given relaxation of 2% to 3% in BCom Hons and BA Pol Science (H) course. BA Programme had a significant decline from 86% to 78% in a second list.
