New Delhi: Delhi University (DU) Ramjas College only has two empty seats under a political science course (Honors), which is why it returns to the perfect score of the candidates.
The North College campus demanded the perfect score to enter the course in the first list and the cut-off has not changed in the second list released on Saturday.
Safe! You have managed to throw your votelogin to see the results “In the first list, we have agreed to 33 reception for 31 seats but only 29 students pay fees.
We only have two empty seats and that’s why we haven’t reduced cutting off because we don’t want to have a reception Excessive, “said Tanvir Ajiz, Associate Professor of Political Science on campus.
Cut-off for physics BSC (Honors) has dropped to 99.33 percent of 100 percent, while the cut-off for the combination of BA programs has dropped to 99.5 percent from 100 percent in Ramja College, which is one of the eight colleges has Request a perfect score.
Deen Dayal Upadhyaya (DDU) College has influenced a 1.5 percent decline for BSC computer science (Honors), which has searched the perfect score in the first list.
Cut-off for courses is now pegged at 98.5 percent but it is closed to enter for the SC, ST, PWD and EWS categories.
“We analyzed data and found that 100 percent scorers had received entry into Hansraj (which also had 100 percent cut-off) for the subject.
We expect students who have scored between 98.5 percent and 100 per cent.
The Cent will apply to 24 The chairs are offered and it will be filled, “said the Principal of DDU Chand Jain.
He said they had maintained cut-off at 100 percent as a precautionary measure because of course demand and college had increased its NIRF ranking from 15 to 13 this year.
DDU is ranked Hansraj in NIRF ranking for college.
Other colleges that have broken the cut-off at 100 percent for the course it is the Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies (SSCBS) and Hansraj College, with the previous one also drawn empty for the course.
SSCBS has also searched 98.5 percent to enter the course, while Hansraj has closed into the course.
“We have 32 reception because they oppose 23 seats for our courses.
There is a possibility that some students might attract acceptance after they get their technical exam results,” said the Principal of the Hansraj Sharma College.
Hindu College, which has decapitated 100 percent cut-off for BA (Honors) political science, has closed into the course in the second list.
According to Cherish Manish, the Convention, Acceptance in Universities, they have recognized almost six times the number of students who oppose 20 seats in the Unreserved category.
The Shri RAM College of Commerce, which has pegged awards for BA (Honors) Economics and BCOM (Honors) at 100 percent, has reduced the requested value to 99.75 percent and 99.12 percent respectively in the second list.
Sri Teacher Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College also did not find the perfect scorer for the BCON program on the first list and had brought the cut-off to 98.75 percent.
Jesus and Mary College have pegged a cut-off psychology for BA (Honors) at 100 percent for those who did not include the subject while calculating the best percentage of their four.
Cut-off for students who will enter the subject in the value of their best subjects’ (BFS) is 99 percent.
College has not issued a second list for the course, which means the chair has been filled under the first list.
College principles that have made Cut-off at 100 percent in the first list says the perfect score is a preventative step to avoid excessive revenues.
It was possible for the first time in the history of DU that eight colleges demanded the perfect score for reception.
Last year, only Lady Shri Ram College had made Cut-Off at 100 percent for three courses – BA (Honors) of political science, BA (Honors) Economy of Psychology and BA (Honors).