Almost all colleges have closed admissions to all their courses now
Almost all colleges of Delhi University, barring a few famous and some lesser-known ones, have closed admissions to all their courses in the fifth cut-off list released late on Monday night.
Hindu College with the season’s highest cut-offs has re-opened admissions to its B.Com. (Honours) course with a significantly reduced cut-off in the range of 98.75 to 95.75 per cent. The course had initially been filled within the second cut-off list, but the college was forced to re-open admissions due to several withdrawals.
Ramjas College has failed to fill its B.Com. course and has come out with a reduced cut-off in the range of 96 to 94 per cent.
Jesus & Mary College, which had filled admissions to its Economics (Honours) within the first cut-off list, has re-opened admissions to its B.Com course with a marginally reduced cut-off in the range of 97.25 to 93.25 per cent. IP College has its Economics (Honours) course open with cut-offs in the range of 95.25 to 94.25 per cent and its B.Com. (Honours) open at 95 per cent. Atma Ram Sanatan Dharam College still has its B.Com. course open with 91.75 to 88.25 per cent. PGDAV evening college also has its B.Com. open with 84 to 81 per cent.
Among the better-known South Campus colleges, Sri Venkateswara College has its B.Com. (Honours) course open with 95.75 per cent, B.Com. with 93.75 per cent and B.A. with 88 to 78 per cent.
Barring very few lesser-known colleges, all the Science courses have been filled.
Keywords: cut-off list, Delhi University
Don't even dream of getting into any of these top colleges. Imagine what will happen to those who score in their 80's to 90's. For your school, you may be a topper....
This is absolute ridicule to the students of our country. Cut off lists issued by the
colleges are a huge insult to those students who strive to get maximum marks to get
into a good college. Over past few years, it seems that this cut-off list has reached
limits. Once getting 72% was considered average. Now, it is considered below
average to even get 92%. What do they want students to d? What will happen to those
who didn't get the required cutoff? All those below 90% will languish in private
colleges or correspondence? It is an education Mafia system. It should be abolished.
Every student should be given a choice to choose the course they want to pursue,
irrespective of the percentage. They should be allowed to take prerequisites in
college if their choice of stream was different from their background. In fact, they
should follow western system of education where the students choose courses they
want to do in high school( 11- 12th) and pursue further.
It is to high for even very bright student for second tier town.There
must be some provision for some relaxation for marks for small cities
student . Even topper for of town are not able to get admission in any
of the college of North Campus
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