DU First Cut-Off List 2021: SRCC, Ramjas Courses Touch 100%

Here are the cut-offs of several of the DU colleges.

Delhi University (DU) colleges announced their first cut-off lists for admission to undergraduate courses on Friday, 1 October.

With the cut-offs for both courses at SRCC being 100 percent, and some other colleges like Ramjas and Jesus and Mary College too requiring a 100 percent score for admission in specific courses, the cut-offs appear to mostly be higher than in the previous year (2020).

Find the compiled list of cut-offs for all Science courses in various DU colleges here, and all the Arts and Commerce courses here.

Here are the cut-offs for some of the colleges in DU:

Miranda House

• Economics 99.50%

• English 99%

• Geography 98.75%

• Hindi 93.50%

• History 99.25%

• Philosophy 97.50%

• Political Science 99.75%

• Sanskrit 78%

• Sociology 98.75%

• Botany 97%

• Chemistry 97.33%.

• Maths 98.75%

• Physics 98.33%

• Zoology 98.00%

Lady Sri Ram College

• Economics - 99.50%

• English - 99%

• Hindi - 93%

• History - 99.25%

• Journalism - 99%

• Philosophy - 97.50%

• Political Science 99.75%

• Psychology 99.75%

• Sanskrit 75%

• Sociology 98.75%

• B.Com. Hons 99.75%

• Maths 98.50%

• Statistics 99.25%

Sri Ram College of Commerce

• B.A. Hons Economics - 100%

• B.Com. - 100%

Hindu College

• Statistics 99.25%

• Botany 97%

• Chemistry 98.33%

• Maths 99%

• Physics 99.33%

• Zoology 97.33%

• Economics 99.25%

• English 98.50%

• Hindi 92%

• History 98.75%

• Philosophy 97%

• Political Science 99.50%

• Sanskari 78.50%

• Sociology 98.75%

• B.Com. Hons 99.25%

Motilal Nehru College

• Physics - 98%

• Chemistry - 95%

• Maths - 96%

• B.Com. Hons - 99%

• B.Com. - 98%

• Economics - 98.50%

• English - 95%

• Political Science - 96%

• History - 95%

• Hindi - 84%

• Sanskrit - 60%

Gargi College

• Applied Psychology - 98%

• Economics - 97%

• English - 98%

• Hindi - 82%

• History - 97%

• Philosophy - 90%

• Political Science - 97%

• Sanskrit - 50%

• B.Com. Prog - 96%

• B.Com. Hons. - 97%

• Life Sciences - 91%

• Physical Science - 93%

• Botany - 93%

• Chemistry - 96%

• Microbiology - 95%

• Physics - 96.33%

• Zoology - 94.66%

• Maths - 96.50%.

Ramjas College

• B.A. Prog 98%

• Economics 99.75%

• English 99.75%

• Hindi 94%

• History 99%

• Political Science 100%

• Sanskrit 80%

• B.Com. 99.25%

• B.Com Hons 99.25%

• Botany 97%

• Chemistry 98.66%

• Mathematics 98.50%

• Statistics 98.75%

• Physics 100%

• Zoology 99%

• Life Sciences 97%

Kirori Mal College

The first cut-offs for various courses at Kirori Mal College are:

• English - 98.50%

• Hindi - 94.50%

• Urdu - 85%

• Sanskrit - 85%

• Geography - 99%

• Political Science - 99.75%

• History - 98.75%

• Economics - 99.50%

• B.Com. Hons - 99.75%

• B.Com - 99.75%

• Physics - 99%

• Chemistry - 98.66%

• Botany - 97%

• Zoology - 97.66%

• Statistics - 99.25%

• Maths - 99.75%.

Jesus and Mary College

The first cut offs for various courses at Jesus and Mary College are:

• BCom (Hons) - 98%

• BCom - 97.25%

• Economics - 98.5%

• English - 99% for commerce, 97% science and 97% for humanities students.

• Hindi - 70%

• History - 95.25 and (without subject) 97.25%

• Maths - 95.5%

• Political Science - 97.75 and (without subject) 99.75%

• Psychology - 99% and (without subject) 100%

• Sociology - 96.5% and (without subject) 98.5%.

Acharya Narendra Dev College

BCom (Hons) has a cut-off of 97%, Biomedical Sciences 97%, Botany 90.66%, Chemistry 97.66%, Computer Science 96%, Electronics 92%, Mathematics 97%, Physics 97%, Zoology 94%, and BSc Life Sciences 90%.

Ramanujan College

Applied psychology 96%, Economic 97%, English 93%, Hindi 83%, Philosphy 92%, Political Science 95%, BCom 95%, BCom Hons 96%, Maths 94%, Statistics 97%, Environmental sciences 96%, BA Programme Psychology + Political Science 94%, BA Programme Economics + Maths 91%, BA Programme History + Political Science 91%

Deshbandhu College

Deshbandhu Gupta College has released its cut-offs for 2021. As per the list, the highest cut-off is for BA Economics (Honours) and BA Programme courses at 97%, followed closely by a 96% cut off for BSc Mathematics.

Maths has a cut-off of 96%, Economics 97%, English 95%, Hindi 82%, History 92%, Political Science 96%, Sanskrit 62%, BCom (Hons) 97%, Bio-Chemistry 93%, Botany 92%, Chemistry 95%, Physics 98%, and Zoology 94%.

Aryabhatta College

Delhi University’s Aryabhatta College also announced its tentative cut-offs, The Indian Express reported. The cut-off for BA (Honours) Psychology is highest at 98.5% – a minimal increase from last year.

Economics has a cut-off of 98%, English 96%, Hindi 86%, History 95%, Pol Sc 96%, Psychology 98.5%, BCom 97%, BCom (Hons) 98%, Computer Science 97%, Maths 97%, Eco+History (BA Prog) 96%, Economics+Political Science 96%, and Political Science+History 94%.

Delhi College of Arts and Commerce

Economic has a cut-off of 98.75%, English 98%, Journalism, 99%, History 98.5%, Political Science 98.5%, BCom Programme 98.5%, BCom (Hons) 99%, and BA Programme 98-97.75%.

St Stephen’s College

St Stephen’s college is affiliated to Delhi University but is an autonomous institution. It issues separate cut-offs and has its own admission process. The college has already released the cut-off marks last month.

Economics has a cut-off of 99.5%, Philosophy Honours for students from Commerce 98%, for those from Humanities 98.75% and Science 97%. The cut-off for History is 99% for Commerce students, 98.25% for Humanities and 99% for Science students.

The Delhi University will release five cut-off lists in total for this year’s merit-based undergraduate admissions.

In case of vacancy of seats after the third cut-off, special cut-offs, fourth and fifth cut-offs, along with another special cut-off list, will be released by the university.

The lists would be released on the official site of Delhi University as well as individual college websites.

Like last year, the university’s undergraduate admission process will entirely take place online due to the pandemic. Students are not allowed to enter the colleges unless they are called.

With a total of 4,38,000 applicants for undergraduate admissions at the DU this year, nearly 70,000 seats are available for admission. Other than 15 courses, all admissions are based on merit and scores of the qualifying examination.