IIT introduces 10% extra seats for foreign students among other significant fee changes

The Indian Institute of Technology is now speculated to provide 10% additional seats in IIT to foreign students. The IIT will now hold their entrance exams at 6 international centres as opposed to 1. By doing so, they are widening the enrollment section for foreign students. An official told ToI that the foreign candidates would have to first pass the JEE advanced examination to qualify for an IIT seat. The GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in engineering) exam, which is a necessity for entrance into MTech courses is also to be held in 6 countries. He further said that the foreign candidates did not have to sit for the JEE main examination.
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He also cleared the confusion over what it would mean for the Indian students and said that the induction of foreign students would not provide the Indian students with fewer seats. The 10% addition, is an addition to the already existing number of seats available in all of the 23 IITs. He also said that 20,000 more candidates would be made eligible to write the paper after passing the JEE main, and thus getting the number to 2,20,000.

Delhi University admissions 2015: Twelfth cut-list released

Delhi University released the twelfth cut-off list for admissions to undergraduate courses for the academic session of 2015 on August 13. The list for all three streams, Science, Commerce and Arts have been published online, the candidates can check the same at the official site of the university, www.du.ac.in.
The students can view the cut-off for their particular course and college by following the steps mentioned below:
Go to the official website,
Click on the link, 'Undergraduate Admissions 2015 Cut offs: Click Here to View Twelfth Cut Off (2015)'
The candidates should click for their respective stream, 'Science cut off', 'Arts and Commerce cut off' or 'B.A. (Hons.) French, German, Italian, Spanish'
The cut off list will be displayed on the screen.

Delhi University admissions 2015: Tenth cut-list released

Delhi University released the Tenth cut-off list for admissions to undergraduate courses for the academic session of 2015 at 9 am today. The list for all three streams, Science, Commerce and Arts have been published online, the candidates can check the same at the official site of the university, www.du.ac.in.
The students can view the cut-off for their particular course and college by following the steps mentioned below:

• Go to the official website,
• Click on the link, 'Undergraduate Admissions 2015 Cut offs: Click Here to View Eighth Cut Off (2015)'
• The candidates should click for their respective stream, 'Science cut off', 'Arts and Commerce cut off' or 'B.A. (Hons.) French, German, Italian, Spanish'

The cut off list will be displayed on the screen.

Delhi University admissions 2015: Eighth cut-list released

Delhi University released the eighth cut-off list for admissions to undergraduate courses for the academic session of 2015, today. The list for all three streams, Science, Commerce and Arts have been published online, the candidates can check the same at the official site of the university, www.du.ac.in.
The students can view the cut-off for their particular course and college by following the steps mentioned below:

• Got to the official website,
• Click on the link, 'Undergraduate Admissions 2015 Cut offs: Click Here to View Eighth Cut Off (2015)'
• The candidates should click for their respective stream, 'Science cut off', 'Arts and Commerce cut off' or 'B.A. (Hons.) French, German, Italian, Spanish'

The cut off list will be displayed on the screen.
With the seventh cut-off list most of the seats for all

Delhi University Admissions 2015: Second cut-off list for Arts stream released

The Delhi University has declared the second cut-off list for its admissions to undergraduate courses, today. The lists for all subjects and courses are now available at the official website, www.du.ac.in.
The first cut-off saw History (Hons) emerging as the most sought after while the Science courses failed to take off in most of the colleges in the varsity. Other colleges such as Lady Shri Ram College (LSR) also witnessed a slight increase in cut-offs for courses like BA, BA (H) English and BA (H) Journalism. While cut-offs for BA have increased from 95.5 to 97, for English Honours and Journalism, they have risen by one percentage point from 97.25 to 98.25 and 96 to 97 per cent, respectively.

Delhi University: Second cut-off list for commerce stream released

The second cut-off list for Delhi University admissions was released today. The lists for all subjects and courses are now available at the official website, www.du.ac.in.
In the first cut-off list, the highest cut-off for B.Com (Hons.) had been set by LSR, Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College and College of Vocational Studies at 98 percent. SRCC kept the cut-off at 97.37 percent. As for the Economics (Hons.) courses, the highest cut-off was 98.25 percent for SRCC, followed closely by Hindu, Hans Raj, LSR, Kirori Mal and others, who set it at 98 percent.
The admissions in few colleges for these courses are already closed, such as Sri Venkateshwara College, A.R.S.D College, Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College and Dayal Singh College amongst othes.
The cut-offs for different colleges for B.Com (Hons.) and Economics (Hons.) courses for the second list are mentioned below:
B.Com (Hons.):
Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College: 97.5 percent
College of Vocational Studies: 95.5 to 97.75 percent
Daulat Ram College: 96 percent

Cutoff marks for qualifying in JEE (Advanced) 2015

A Candidate has to satisfy the subject-wise cut-off as well as the aggregate cut-off to be included in a rank list. A student who has secured >=177 marks out of 504 (35% aggregate) will be eligible for common Rank list in JEE Advanced 2015. While this is 159 (31.5%) in OBC & 89 (17.5%)  in Sc & ST category respectively.

Besides, a candidate also has to pass subject wise cut-off criteria. And this is >=17 marks (10%) in P,C,M each (out of 168 marks in each P,C,M)  for common merit list while >=16 ( 9%) in OBC and >=9 (5%) in SC & ST category.