New Delhi: Delhi University Aspiran can expect a cut-off higher than last year because more than 70,000 students have scored more than 95 percent in the CBSE Class 12 exam this time, the principal said on Tuesday.
The University will release the first cut-off list on October 1 and in the meantime, the college held a meeting to analyze registration data.
A principal, asking anonymity, said he analyzed the data and cut-offs would be higher than last year.
The principle of Miranda’s house Dr.
Bijaylaxmi Nanda said he had spoken with CBSE school players and they told him that the number of students scored 95 percent and higher this year.
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However, he said there would be no cut-off penny per cent for any course on campus.
“We will not have 100 percent cut-off.
Cut-off will be a little calibrated than the last time.
Cut-off will be almost 100 but we will be realistic with them,” added Nanda.
He said the increase would be 0.25 percent to 0.5 percent in popular courses such as political science (Hons), several combinations of BA programs, physics (Hons), etc.
Last year, Lady Shri Ram College had a 100 percent cut-off for three courses.
Principal Rajdhani, Dr.
Rajesh Giri said there would be a two percent increase in the cut-off in college than last year in all courses.
The college acceptance committee made a decision during the meeting held on Tuesday.
Giri said most of the colleges will set a score higher than last year.
St Stephen’s Cut-Offs, which was released, more or less on a similar line, at last year’s score.
“St Stephen’s has a different acceptance process.
They also have interviews so that students are selected but we don’t have it,” he said.
Expect a higher cut-off this year: Principal of Lecture for DU Aspiran
