DU NCWEB third cut-off 2022 for BA, BCom programmes today at ncweb.du.ac.in
Apoorva Singh | November 9, 2022 | 10:36 AM IST | 1 min read
The admission against the third cut-off of DU NCWEB cutoff 2022 will be conducted from November 10 to 11.
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Download NowNEW DELHI: The University of Delhi will publish the Non-Collegiate Women's Education Board (NCWEB) 3rd cutoff 2022 today, November 9. The DU NCWEB third cutoff 2022 will be published on the official website - ncweb.du.ac.in. The cut off marks will be released in a PDF file, comprising the minimum marks required for admission to the different programmes offered by the colleges.
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Candidates can apply for admission against the DU NCWEB third cut off 2022 from November 10 to 11. The respective colleges will complete approvals for admission against the DU NCWEB third cut-off till November 12. The last date for payment of the admission fee is November 13.
DU NCWEB third cut off 2022 will include category, college and course-wise marks obtained by the candidates in the Class 12 exam. The admission to DU NCWEB will be based on the best of four marks of candidates in the qualifying exam or Class 12 exam, not the CUET scores.
Also read | Delhi University Admission 2022: Third merit list tomorrow at admission.uod.ac.in
After the DU NCWEB third cut off, DU will release a special cut-off on November 15, subject to the vacant seats after the 1st to 3rd cut-off. Candidates can apply for admission against the special cutoff from November 16 to 17.
DU NCWEB 4th cut off list will be published on November 22, and the 5th cutoff list will be published on November 29. A special drive cutoff list for SC, ST and OBC category candidates will be published on December 6. In case seats are still vacant, further cut-offs may be announced by the university to fill the same.
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