DU Admission 2021: Check last year’s DU cut-offs for BA (Hons) Political Science
DU Cut-off 2021: The first list of DU cut-offs is expected in October, after NEET 2021, JEE Main 2021 and CBSE compartmental exams are over.
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NEW DELHI: The first cut-off for admission in BA (Hons) Political Science was 100 percent at Lady Shri Ram College for Women last year.The lowest cut-off for the same course in Delhi University was 80% at Bhagini Nivedita College. The first cut-offs for political science were within a range of 20 percentage points.
According to a senior DU official the first cut-off list for undergraduate courses will be released by October 1, 2021. Earlier the list was expected between September 7 to September 10.
“By that time the results of the CBSE compartment examination, optional exams and improvement will in all likelihood be declared and the NEET, JEE exams would have also been over by then,” the official told the Press Trust of India. The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test is the entrance test for undergraduate medicine and allied sciences; the Joint Entrance Examination Main is a national-level exam for BTech or BE in engineering. NEET 2021 is scheduled for September 12 and the JEE Main 2021 fourth session will be held from August 26,27, 31 and September 1 and 2. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) compartment improvement exams are from August 16 to September 15.
"We are planning to start by October 1. With October 2 and 3 being holidays, we will start the admission process by October 4," said Pinki Sharma, dean, admissions . DU admission is based on best-four-scores. A candidate’s average of the best four scores must meet the minimum marks -- of “cut-off” -- a college sets for admission. The cut-offs drop in progressive list of cut-offs.
The tables show last year’s lowest and highest cut-offs for admission in BA (Hons) Political Science for the general category.
DU Admission: Highest cut-offs for BA (Hon) Political Science
|
College |
BA (Hons) Political Science |
|
Lady Shri Ram College for Women |
100% |
|
Hindu College |
99.50% |
|
Kirorimal College, Ramjas College, Miranda House |
99% |
|
Indraprastha College for Women |
97.50% |
|
Sri Venkateswara College, Daulat Ram College, Gargi College, Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College |
97% |
The lowest first-list cut-offs for admission in BA (Hons) Political Science in Delhi University are relatively low compared to the other popular courses offered by DU colleges such as BA (Hons) Economics , BCom (Hons) and BA (Hons) English. Given below are the five lowest DU cut-offs for Delhi University colleges in 2020.
DU Cut-off: Lowest cut-offs for BA (Hons) Pol Science in 2020
|
College |
BA (Hons) Political Science |
|
Motilal Nehru College Evening, Sri Aurobindo College, Shyama Prasad Mukherji College for Women, Satyawati College Evening |
91% |
|
Vivekananda College, Kalindi College, Sri Guru Nanak Dev Khalsa College (Sikh Minority) |
90% |
|
Bharti College, Zakir Husain Delhi College Evening |
89% |
|
PGDAV College |
88% |
|
Bhagini Nivedita College |
80% |
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