With the sixth cut-off announced, most popular colleges in DU North Campus had closed admission, apart from Shri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College. The college offers 18 courses, only 5 of which have been closed for admission as of yet. Despite this, the highest cut-off in the sixth list at Khalsa is for BCom (Programme) at 94.5%.
As of the sixth list, Journalism is still up for grabs in Lady Shri Ram College for Women (LSR) at 97%. Delhi College of Arts and Commerce and Maharaja Agrasen College are still offering seats. Sciences courses of a few South Campus and off-campus colleges still open for admissions. Acharya Narendra Dev College has its admission open for Chemistry, Zoology and Electronics (Hons).
Seats for popular courses are still vacant for popular courses at the evening colleges such as Shyam Lal (Evening) College, Shaheed Bhagat Singh and Motilal Nehru College. Seats, although, at mostcolleges are vacant only for reserved category.
Almost all colleges still have seats for Kashmiri Migrants open. They hold 5% reservation for admission in DU. For the category, the highest cut-off is at Hans Raj College for Zoology (Hons) at 94 per cent. Most other colleges, however, have kept the cut-off under 90%.
This list’s admissions are open from July 22-25. The number of seats vacant will decide the elements of the seventh list.
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