DU second special NCWEB cut-off 2021 released; Admission from Dec 17
Team Careers360 | December 15, 2021 | 08:04 PM IST | 1 min read
The last date to pay the admission fee against the DU NCWEB second special cut off 2021 is December 21.
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Download NowNEW DELHI: The Non Collegiate Women Education Board (NCWEB), University of Delhi has released the DU NCWEB second special cut off 2021 on December 15. Candidates can check the DU NCWEB 2nd special cut-off list 2021 by visiting the official website - du.ac.in.
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The DU admission 2021 under second special NCWEB cut-off will be conducted from December 17 to 18. The admission under DU 2nd special NCWEB cut-off 2021 will be approved by December 20. Candidates can complete the payment of admission fee against the second special NCWEB cut off of DU 2021 till December 21.
The highest DU NCWEB second special cut off 2021 for BCom has been released by Sri Aurobindo College at 56% for the general category. Many colleges like Aryabhatta College, Jesus and Mary College, Kalindi College, Mata Sundri College, Hansraj College and Bharati College have closed the admission to BCom seats offered in open category.
The DU NCWEB second special cut off list 2021 has been prepared on the basis of various factors such as marks secured by candidates in the Class 12th examination, opted programme, DU NCWEB cut off trend, best of four subjects and number of seats available after the fifth round counselling.
The DU NCWEB first cut-off 2021 was released on October 29. The DU NCWEB second cut-off 2021 has been released on November 8. Delhi University has released the DU NCWEB third cutoff 2021 November 15. The DU NCWEB special cut off 2021 was released on November 24. The DU NCWEB cut off 2021 for fourth and fifth rounds were published on December 1 and December 8, respectively.
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