Seats still vacant for arts stream in DU: Ninth cut-off announced

Most of the seats in the arts stream are still vacant at colleges in Delhi University. With the  ninth cut-off list released on August 1, students can still apply for the same and for some other programmes for which the seats are vacant.
Initially, the university had announced that it would not come up with more than seven cut-off lists, according to which the admission process ended on July 27. However, there still are considerable amount of seats left vacant in the majority of colleges and DU has decided to give a chance to those who missed the opportunity.
The registration process for the admissions will now continue till August 12. The colleges have been asked to send the data of vacant seats course-wise, along with the cut-offs.
The cut-off list for all the three streams namely, Science, Commerce and Arts have been published online and the candidates can out the details at the official website, the link for which is www.du.ac.in. In total, 3,20,799 applications have been registered, out of which 2,32,049 are online applications and  88,750 are offline applications.This year, the university has introduced the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) marking scheme.

DU MBBS/BDS 2015 notification: Counselling to begin from August 27

The AIPMT re-test which is held for admissions to medical and dental courses was re-conducted on July 25, due to the cancellation of the May 3 AIPMT paper because of the complaints regarding the paper leak.
The Delhi University has announced the counselling dates for MBBS/BDS 2015. The counselling will take place from August 27 to 29. The candidates are required to reach the venue as per the schedule.
There will be 3 rounds conducted for the counselling. The second and third round will be conducted only if seats will remain vacant after first and second round respectively. Candidates will able to check the tentative merit list from August 24, while the final merit list will be announced on August 26.
Important documents such as original certificates like score card of AIPMT  along with 3 passport size photographs are to be carries by the candidates at the time of the counselling. 600 seats are offered for MBBS and 40 seats for  BDS seats. The admissions to these courses will be done through AIPMT 2015 score only.

Seventh cut-off list released by the Delhi University (DU) for admissions 2015

After releasing the sixth cut-off list on July 20, the Delhi University finally released its seventh cut-off list for undergraduate courses today  on July 24. Admissions for popular courses such as History, Political Science, B.Com and English are still on, but for most of the courses, it has been closed.
The cut-off list for all the three streams, Science, Commerce and Arts have been published online and the candidates can check the same at the official site of the university, www.du.ac.in.
Over 4 lakh registrations were received by DU this year. In total, 3,20,799 applications have been submitted out of which 2,32,049 are online applications and  88,750 are offline applications. The application procedure for admission to the undergraduate programmes will be concluded on August 14. Students are required to complete their admission formalities latest by July 27.
Also from this academic session onwards, CBCS syllabus has been introduced by the university. It is a choice based credit system, under which three types of courses would be present in a programme, and they are to be studied in every semester as per the guidelines issued by the HRD ministry.
The three types of courses would be: core courses, elective courses and foundation courses.
Faculty of arts, inter-disciplinary and applied sciences, science, applied social sciences and humanities, music and fine arts, social sciences, commerce and business studies, mathematical sciences, and other elective papers are few faculties, which have already introduced CBCS.

DU Second Cut off for Science Stream Published at http://www.du.ac.in/du/: Check now

Delhi University (DU) has declared the second cut off list on the official website for the academic year 2015-16. The candidates can check the cut off for the Science course on the official website for which the link is available: here: http://www.du.ac.in/du/uploads/Admissions/Cut-off/2015/Second/Science.pdf. The admission and payment of fees are open till July 4.
The second cut off for list is slightly dropped by 4 per cent which is a big relaxation for the candidates to take admission in the popular colleges. The total number of applications received this year 3,20,799 out of which 2,32,049 are online applications and the remaining 88,750 are offline applications.
Here is a list of colleges that have released the second cut off for Physics and Chemistry, this year:
Physics:Hindu College: 97 per cent
Hans Raj College: 96.33 per cent
Kirori Mal College: 95.66 - 97 per cent
Ramjas College: 96 per cent
SGTB Khalsa College: 95.33 per cent
Sri Venkateswara College: 96 per cent
Miranda House: 96 per cent
Gargi College: 95 per cent
Chemistry:
Hindu College: 96.33 per cent
Hans Raj College: 96 per cent
Kirori Mal College: 96.33-96.66 per cent
Ramjas College: 95.66 per cent
Sri Venkateswara College: 95.33 per cent
Miranda House: 95.67 per cent
Daulat Ram College: 95 per cent

DU Admissions 2015: St.Stephen's releases the cut-off

St. Stephen's College has released its cut-off for the academic session 2015. The competition seems to have soared really high with nearly 100 per cent being kept for English (Honours). The candidates belonging to Commerce category should have obtained at least 99 per cent marks to be called for an interview round for admissions to English Honours course at St. Stephen's.  The candidates belonging to Science stream should have acquired 97.75 per cent and 97.5 per cent for Humanities students.
The cut-off for B.A. programme has been fixed at 96.50 per cent (Commerce) and 96.00 per cent (Science/Humanities). For Economics, the cut-off has reached 98.50 per cent. The candidates willing to take admissions to Mathematics course should have scored at least 96 per cent marks (Humanities). However, the candidates belonging to any other stream, wishing to take admission to Maths course should have acquired 97.25 per cent.

Delhi University Registrations 2015-16 begin: How to apply

The admission process for undergraduate programmes at University of Delhi (DU) has begun for the session 2015-16. In order to apply, the candidates are required to follow the steps listed below:
Step 1. Registration
Click on "Register".
Email-Enter active Email address.
Confirm Email-Re-enter the Email address
Password - Any minimum 6 character password for UG ADMISSION 2015.
Confirm Password - Re-Enter the password
Mobile - Enter the 10 digit mobile number.
Enter the captcha
Click on "Register" button.
Step 2. Login
Click on "Login".
Email-Id - Enter the Email address, with which the candidates have registered themselves in "Step 1. Registration".
Password - Enter the password of UG ADMISSION 2015, which they have given in Password of "Step 1. Registration".
Click on "Login" button.
Note: The applicants who forgot their password can reset it by clicking "Reset Password". and entering their registered e-mail ID. A password reset link will be sent to the applicant's e-mail ID through which the applicants can set their new password.