Mumbai: BA reception in the first year at Mumbai’s St Xavier’s College closed at 98% for HSC students in the first list of achievements released on Tuesday morning.
Cut-off rose 6% from the previous year.
For students from other boards, cut-offs were at 99.2%, such as against the first cut-off last year of 98.2%.
For the first year BSC receipt for biological subjects, cut-offs are at 92% for the State Council students – a spike of 13% from the previous year.
For non-biological subjects too, cut-offs rose more than 5% for HSC students.
Because the exam on the entire board was called during the second wave of Covid, the results were based on internal assessments by universities combined with class X scores.
Students scored 90% and above rose drastically through the board.
The CBSE registered an increase of nearly 40% of students at elite clubs from Maharashtra, while among the State Council students, the number rose more than 1100%.
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Principal Rajendra Shinde from St Xavier’s College said that they expected cut-off to ride.
“We are positive about getting students who are good on board because the increase in number is relative.”
Universities affiliated with Mumbai University will release their first list of achievements for first-level college courses on Tuesday.
With a leap in a higher score, students who scored in the 90s may not be able to pass their chosen college.
At KPB Hinduja College, receipt to BCON closed at 90.3% in the first list.
For BCOM (Account and Finance) and BCOM (Financial Management), each cut-off is around 91.5% and 91.3%.
Cut-off BMS for trading students is at 93.8%.