New Delhi: Delhi University (DU) on Monday released a list of special cutoffs for students who have not received receipts under three previous lists.
College only announces cutoff for courses with empty seats.
According to the university guidelines, Cutoff under a special list must be similar to the cutoff sign that was announced last.
Most of the colleges sought after attending courses continue to have a highly requested score while several courses reported open for reception with a chair that falls emptiness after the third cutoff list.
Gargi College, who has closed reception for BA (H) political science after the second list, has an empty seat now.
Below a special list, Cutoff for courses is set at 98%.
Likewise, at Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College, BA (H) the economy was closed for the third cutoff list, but it has been opened with a score of 98.75% below the special list.
With CUTOFF 98.75% for BCOM (H) and BA (H) economy, Kirori Mal College has also reopened reception for the course under a special list.
However, at Shri Ram College for trade, the acceptance for the economy of BCOM (H) and BA (H) closed under a special list.
Under the third list, Cutoff for the course of 99% and 99.5% respectively.
Hindu College has also closed the reception for both subjects.
Courses like BSC (H) statistics are closed in the Hindu College and Lady Shri Ram College for women while in Kirori Mall and Ramjas Colleges, request scores are set at 98.25%.
Unlike other lists, under the list of special cutoffs, candidates are not permitted to shift colleges and courses.
Only those who have not received receipt are below the previous list of eligible to choose a course.
Aspirants that seek acceptance under a special list will be able to register with each college until Wednesday.
While colleges need to approve the application on Thursday, candidates will have time until Friday to complete the payment process and secure their seats.
The university is likely to release the fourth cutoff list on Saturday.
DU opened the SPL list, this is why the rates requested are very steep
