DU Cutoff 2018

DU Cutoff 2018 - University of Delhi has released the DU 9th cutoff list 2018 on August 20, 2018. University of Delhi has released the eighth cutoff list on August 12, 2018. DU Seventh cutoff was declared on August 5, 2018. The third cutoff list was declared on June 29, 2018. The first and second cutoff for DU 2018 admissions was declared on June 19 and 24, 2018, respectively. Just .like the first Cutoff, Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), Hindu College, Miranda House and Ramjas College had also released their Cutoff of DU 2018 for the second admission list in one evening prior to the scheduled announcement date. Candidates can check here the Delhi University cutoff as per the different subjects. The Delhi University cutoff 2018 is considered as minimum marks that the candidates need to score in the qualifying examination i.e., class XII board examination, to be eligible for DU Admission 2018. The cutoff of DU 2018 is calculated on the basis of the ‘Best of Four’ formula wherein the average of the highest marks in any four subjects is considered. The factors determining the cutoff of DU 2018 include a number of applications for DU programmes 2018, highest and lowest marks obtained by candidates in qualifying exam, number of seats in a particular programme and college, etc.

Latest: DU 9th Cutoff 2018 declared. Click here to check the cutoff

Last year, Shri Ram College of Commerce was the first college to announce its cutoff lists till the second round. The University of Delhi is expected to announce as many as eight cutoffs for DU Admission 2018. For more details regarding important dates for the cutoff of DU 2018, instructions and factors determining the DU 2018 admission list read the full article below.

DU 2018 Cutoff: Important Dates

On the availability of vacant seats in certain colleges for various programmes, those particular colleges may issue individual merit lists for the admission in DU 2018. The colleges will prepare merit lists of candidates depending on the number of seats vacant in the offered programmes. The DU colleges will be announcing as many as three such DU 2018 merit lists for filling up the vacant seats.

DU Cutoff 2018 – Important Links

DU Cutoff 2018: College-wise cutoffs (Announced)

*In Alphabetical Order

The University of Delhi has released a detailed process that will be followed during the admission after the cutoff lists are declared. The procedure is divided into four steps. Candidates can check here the detailed procedure.

The process of Admission in Merit-based Courses after the Declaration of Cut-offs

DU 2018 Cutoff: Important Instructions

• The cutoff of DU 2018 may vary from each college under Delhi University to each programme offered.

• DU 2018 cutoff is calculated on the basis of the ‘Best of Four’ formula wherein the average of the highest marks in any four subjects will be considered.

• The candidates who meet the DU 2018 cutoff will be called for document verification and payment of admission fees into the respective college.

• Once the candidates have been admitted to their respective colleges on the basis of DU first cut-off list 2018, the central university will announce the next cut-off list of DU 2018 admissions.

• This process is expected to continue till as many as eight cutoffs for DU Admission 2018 have been released.

• Thereafter, if seats remain vacant for some programmes/courses in certain colleges, those colleges will publish individuals cutoff lists.

• The colleges shall consider the admission of the applicants whose marks get increased in the process of rechecking/ revaluation by their respective boards within the prescribed period of admission.

DU 2018 Cutoff: Factors affecting DU Admission List

The University of Delhi along with its affiliated colleges determines the cutoff for DU admission. Candidates must keep in mind the following factors that are considered while producing the DU cutoff 2018:

• Best of Four Subjects – the average of the highest marks in any four subjects of Class 12^th board examination

• Programme – The undergraduate programme for which the candidate has applied for

• Number of Seats – The total number of seats offered by/ available in the programme which the candidate has applied for

• Number of Applicants – The total number of applications for the programme

• Cutoff Trend – The DU cutoff trend for the programmes over the years