DU PG Round 3 Cut-off 2025: Two courses remain in negative; MSc Chemistry at Hansraj jumps to 61

The University of Delhi has announced the minimum allocation scores for the DU PG round 3 admissions 2025. The DU PG cut-off 2025 for MA Buddhist Studies and MSc Informatics remained in the negative range for the third consecutive rounds.

Candidates who are allotted seats through Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) phase 3 are required to complete the fee payment process before July 12. DU colleges will verify the documents submitted by the shortlisted students by July 11.

The DU PG cut-off for MA Buddhist Studies was set at -10 in round 1 and has remained unchanged since. Another course with stagnant negative cut-offs is MSc Informatics at the Institute of Informatics and Communication, where candidates with a score of -4 were eligible for admission.

Other courses that accepted low scores this year include those under the Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWEB), which set the minimum qualifying marks for MA History in the OBC category at 10. For the General category, candidates with a minimum score of 21 were eligible for MA Sanskrit at the Department of Sanskrit.

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The DU PG 2025 cut-off for OBC candidates applying for MSc Electronics recorded a minimum score of 12.

Notably, the cut-off for MSc Chemistry at Hansraj College was -3 for SC candidates in round 1, however, it has been increased to 61 in round 3.

“The minimum scores are applicable only for the Program + Department/College where the allocations are done in the concerned round. The minimum allocation score may vary due to reconciliations, withdrawals, cancellations, redressal of grievances, upgrade, mid-entrants, correction, etc,” the university clarified.