DU 6th cut off list out! Major colleges still have seats

July 14, 2013 12:33

It could be sixth time lucky for some students as seats in a few top colleges are still open even after five rounds of admissions in Delhi University.

In the sixth cut off list, seats for Commerce in general category are still available in 17 colleges including Hansraj, Gargi and Kamala Nehru.

Admissions based on the latest cut off list will begin from Monday.

Ramjas, which had closed admission in Commerce, issued a fresh cut off at 95.75-97.75 per cent.

Seats for English, Political Science, Physics and Chemistry also remain to be filled much to the relief of students aspiring to get admission into the college.

Hansraj college did not make any change in the cut off for Commerce from its last list at 96.5-98.

Economics is still available in 13 colleges including Miranda House which has put the cut off at 95.75- 96.25 per cent.

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