Out of the campus colleges have good chance for admission as popular courses are still available there. Parents and candidates are reaching these colleges for admission.

Meawhile, teachers and college administration have advised students, seeking admission, to check before leaving for colleges. They should also check their documents and photographs for admission. The admission will take place till 7th July.

Delhi University has announced its fourth cut-off. Almost all colleges have put ‘closed’ board for most of their courses for general category students. However, Hansraj College is still open for B.Com (Hons.) course with 95.5% or more marks.  Economics(H) too is available in the colleges like Ramjas, Sri Venkateshewara, Zakir Hussain and some other colleges of out of campus colleges. Seats are also available for B.Com, Physics (H), Botany (H), Mathematics (H), Hindi (H), BA (Programme), Sanskrit (H) and some other courses.

However, seats for OBC categories are still open in almost all colleges in most of the courses. According to teachers associated with the admission process say that cut-off for OBC category is still very high and students with such high marks are not approaching to colleges for admission.

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DU’s third phase of admission at various colleges has completed today but students still have hope for admission with the release of fourth list. On the other hand most of the colleges are not in a mood to release any cut-off more, at least for general category.

Most of the colleges are either packed due to admissions beyond their capacities. If believe on college authorities only hope is those seats, vacant due to shifting of students to other colleges or courses. Students should wait and watch next few hours for the cut-off, if any, from their favourite colleges.

Meanwhile, trails for ECA and sports categories have already started in many colleges for admissions.

But the most surprising presence is SRCC in the third cut-off. SRCC, which completely closed admissions for both of its courses i.e. B.Com (H) and BA (Eco.) for general category has opened the door for Economics (H) in the third cut-off. Though the cut-off is quite high (95-98%). The college has still seats for reserved categories too in both of the courses.

LSR has still seats in Psychology with 95.5% marks. Remember it raised eyebrows of many as the first cut-off of Psychology reached to 100%. Similarly, it has seats in Sociology, Math, Statistics, BA (Programme) and some other subjects.

Hansraj College, Sri Venkateshwara, Zakir Hussian are among those where seats in B.Com, Economics and some other popular courses are still available. Some colleges have put waiting list against possible withdrawal.

Delhi Police has also nabbed three youths in this regard from Delhi University campus. However, college authorities have said that they have no idea in this regard. “There is set procedure to verify certificates of the candidates. If anybody found guilty at any stage, even during the third year of admission, his admission is cancelled without any exception. Moreover, a criminal case is registered against him”, says a Bhim Singh, Principal, KMC.

Meanwhile the city police has claimed that the several high-scorer students were in touch of the racket for admission in the prestigious colleges in Delhi University.

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Hindu College will conduct its sports trial from 28th June to 30th June. Basketball trails will be conducted on 28th June, lawn tennis on 29th June, cricket and swimming on 30th June.

Kirori Mal College will start its sports trials from 1st July to 6th July. On first day (1st July) of trial it will conduct football, hockey, basketball and chess trials while boxing and athletics trials will be conducted on 2nd July. Trials for cricket and badminton will be on 4th July and Table Tennis will be done on 6th July.

Ramjas College will conduct its trial for sports category from 28th June to 1st July.
Students, willing to seek admission under sports and ECA categories should keep an eye on the notices of concerned colleges in this regard so that they could keep abreast themselves about any kind of changes in schedule, venue etc. in this regard.

But Delhi University administration has clearly said to bring these complaints on record rather than just talking about these. “If anybody has complaints related to admission they should approach to the authority and lodge a complaint in this regard”, says Gupreet Tuteja, Deputy Dean, Students’ Welfare.

According to him there are grievance committees in all the colleges to look into the matter. If anybody has genuine complaints he/she should directly approach to the committee in this regard. If the issue is related to the university or the concerned person is unsatisfied with the grievance redress mechanism of the college he can approach to office of Dean, Students’ Welfare (DSW). He should file a written complaint in this regard. So, that complaints could be addressed properly, he adds.

There are nine evening colleges in Delhi University and all these colleges mainly concentrate on Arts, Humanities and Commerce except PGDAV College. PGDAV College teaches Mathematics (Hons.) too. But the high cut-off has kept away needy students from the college as most of the students taking admission just to secure a seat in DU. They will move to morning colleges if they get better option in the coming lists, says a member of the admission committee of Moti Lal (Evening) College. “Traditionally, evening colleges were not created for very serious students but for working people of Delhi. The timing and environments too suits for them. But later on serious students used to come. However, bright students normally move to morning college if they get chance, he says.

Dyal Singh (Eve.) and Shaheed Bhagat Singh College have already closed admission for general category in B.Com (Hons.). The cut off of B.Com (Hons.) is 82-92% in Moti Lal Nehru (Eve.), 83-91.75% in Zakir Husain (Eve.), 83-88% in PGDAV (Eve.), 81-86% in RLA (Eve.), 83% in Satyawati (Eve.), 85% in Shyam Lal (Eve.) and 82-87.5% in Sri Aurobindo (Eve.) College. Even simple B.Com too varies between 75% to 85% in these colleges.

Situation of Economics (Hons.) too is not much different. In fact, students can get better option in Mathematics (Hons.) at PGDAV (Eve.) College as it is available at 70% in the second cut-off. English too is not very easy but Hindi and Sanskrit are available below 60% too in these colleges.

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If you find your marks fit for admission in your course of choice in any college do not leave the opportunity and get the seat immediately. But before leaving for admission you must check the website of the college for its specific requirements for admission. Another thing is that you should try to reach colleges half an hour before the schedule time of admission so that you could gather all necessary information before the admission process starts. The admission timing for morning colleges is 10.00 am to1.00 pm. and 4.00 pm to 7.00 pm in case of evening colleges.

Ensure that you have checked all the required documents their attested photocopies before leaving for admission apart from necessary fee.

These include certificate of 10th for date of birth proof, marksheet of 10th standard, marksheet and certificate of 12th, character certificate from the school, caste and OBC certificate if you want to apply under OBC category, passport size photographs and others documents according to college’s requirement.

Keep in mind that all the certificates will be verified in the college to keep originals of all the certificates accordingly.

Delhi University has released second cut-off for admission. While there is sharp drop in the cut-off science subjects in non-campus colleges the campus colleges too have made two to three percent drop in average in the science subjects in campus colleges. But surprising fact is that several colleges have closed admission in the subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and even Botany honors courses. These include Miranda House, KiroriMal, Gargi, Ramjas, Hindu, Dayal Singh and others

As expected, several campus and non campus colleges have closed admission for general categories in B.Com (Hons.) and Economics (Hons.). SRCC, Hindu, Daulat Ram, Dyal Singh and many others have closed admission for general category in B.Com (Hons.)

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