Delhi University releases third cut-off list

Thursday, July 1, 2010, 13:15 [IST]

New Delhi, Jul 1: Delhi University (DU) released its third and final cut-off list for the academic year on Thursday, Jun 1.

The first and second cut-off lists pertaining to the admissions into the Undergraduate (UG) courses for the academic year 2010-11 were released on Tuesday, Jun 22 and Saturday, Jun 26 respectively.

Students can access the cut-off list online on the Delhi University website.

In the third cut-off list, there is a 3 per cent dip in cut-off marks for the B Com and B Com (H) courses.

By the time the second cut-off list was published, many of the colleges affiliated with the Delhi University had already closed admissions.

Admission for honors courses like Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science, B Sc Physical and Life Sciences have already been completed.

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