St Stephen's College Expected Cut Off CUET 2025: Check Category-Wise Cut Off Here

Students planning to take admission to St Stephens College can expect a cutoff over 850 for BA English, 860+ for BA history, 550+ for BSc Physics and 870+ for BA economics. Based on data received from coaching instituions such as Adda247 and Malviya Academy, we have compiled a list of St Stephens College expected cutoff 2025 below. With the CUET 2025 results out on July 4, the first allotment round will be announced on July 19, 2025. The St Stephens College 2025 expected cutoff will help the candidates to know how much marks they need to get admission in their desired course. Students are advsid to read the entire article to learn more about the St Stephens College CUET 2025 expected cutoff, as well as previous year cutoff trends.

This Story also Contains

1. Subject-wise St. Stephen’s cutoff Expected 2025
2. St Stephen's Cutoff: Application Process
3. St Stephen's Previous Year Cut-off
4. Step-wise Admission Process After First Allotment

Subject-wise St. Stephen’s cutoff Expected 2025

Based on last year's trends, we can expect the cutoffs for BA (Hons) programs at St. Stephen's to be over 98%. Likewise, for B.Sc. (Hons) courses in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry, students might need scores of 97% or more. To get a clearer picture, students can check the cutoffs provided by Human-At-Ease and other institutions.

Category Wise St. Stephen's cutoffs

Source: Human-At-Ease

St. Stephen’s Cut off: Subject Wise

Source: Adda247 and Malviya Academy

St Stephen's Cutoff: Application Process

Students can apply for admission to St. Stephen's College by appearing for the CUET (UG) exam, registering on the National Testing Agency (NTA) website. Eligibility for CUET requires successful completion of the Class 12th Board examination.

With the CUET registration, students must also register on the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal of the University of Delhi. While filling out the form, students should ensure that St. Stephen's College is selected as one of their college preferences.

For Christian minority candidates seeking admission through the minority quota, there is an additional step: they must also complete the St. Stephen’s College Registration Form, available at https://ugadm.ststephens.edu/. Students can check the further dates for the upcoming important steps leading up to admission in the table given below.

St Stephen's Previous Year Cut-off

St. Stephen’s College has its unique admission timeline and releases its merit lists soon after the CUET results come out. If there are still open seats, the college might issue several additional cutoff rounds. To get a clearer picture of chances for admission and to make well-informed choices about preferred courses and colleges, it’s a good idea to take a look at last year’s cutoffs for St. Stephen’s College. These cutoffs can help students understand the CUET scores they will need.

Source: Data collected from a candidate who appeared in CUET 2024.

Step-wise Admission Process After First Allotment

• After the first round of seat allocation, colleges will be assigned to students through the CSAS (Common Seat Allocation System) portal.
• With the allotment, students will also be able to see the difference between their CUET score and the cutoff score for their preferred college. This will help them know how close they were to getting a seat in a higher-choice college.
• Next, students can apply for admission to the college allotted to them.
• After that, students can choose one of the options:
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  • Lock: If students are happy with the college they have been allotted, they can lock their seats to confirm their admission.

  • Upgrade: If the cutoff difference is small and they hope to get a better option in the next round, they can choose to upgrade and wait for a higher-preference college in the next allotment.

Individual colleges will not release separate cutoff lists before the allotment rounds. St. Stephen’s and other colleges' cutoff details and seat availability will be provided through the CSAS portal.

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