Delhi University admission 2021 began on 4th October for undergraduate courses on a merit basis. University has recorded 30,554 applications on day one of admission itself besides having such a high cutoff. DU has released a cent percent cutoff for 10 courses at various colleges.
In which Kerala students are grabbing the most number of seats in courses with 100% cutoff and seats in top colleges. In Kerala State Education Board 6000 students are with 100 percent score. Most of them have applied for DU admission. Due to which other boards students are not left with many options. Colleges are admitting students more than available seats.
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DU ADMISSION 2021
After the commencement of the DU admission 2021 process, students are showing positive responses. DU has received applications in high cutoffs courses more than expected and available seats. An official said that most of the seats in popular courses of north campus colleges got filled on day one itself.
DU ADMISSIONS | WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT IN THE 2ND CUTOFF?
Hindu College has a 100% cutoff for Political Science (Hons). A total of 500 students from Kerala have applied to the Hindu College. In which 106 have opted for Political Science (Hons). Moreover, the college received 160 applications for Political Science (Hons).
Other colleges like Hansraj, Ramjas, Srcc have also received applications for admission at 100%. Hansraj has 23 applications for computer science(Hons.). Srcc received 60 applications for B.com(Hons.) and 8 for Economics(Hons.) at 100% on day one. However, DDUC, SSCBS, and SGTB Khalsa college did not receive the application for admission at 100% cutoff course on day one.
Afterward on day two of admission against the first cutoff, a total of more than 47,000 students applied for admission. The University will release its second cutoff on 9th October.
DU FIRST CUT-OFF LIST: APPLICATION STATS OF PREMIUM COLLEGES
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