DU 2nd Cut-Offs 2020: Admission to Open Business and Economics Courses at SRCC, Hansraj
New Delhi:
The University of Delhi has released the second cut list today, October 17. Hansraj College has seen the most significant drop in cuts at BCom (honors). The minimum score required for admission has been reduced from 99.25% in the first DU cut of 2020 to 98% in this one, a decrease of 1.25 percentage points. At Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), the limits are the same as in the first list. The Economics limit is still 99% and the Commerce limit has dropped one percentage point to 98.5%, however, admission is open in both BA Economics and BCom (Hons) programs. In SRCC’s first cut list, the Trade limit has increased from 98.5% in 2019 to 99.5% this year. The economic limit has increased only one mark (0.25 points) to 99%.
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At Jesus and Mary College (JMC), the second cut has been reduced by one grade in both History and Political Science. Admission to JMC is still open for Hindi in the same limits as in the first DU 2020 limit list and in History and Political Science.
At Ramjas College, the highest cut-off score is 98.75% for BCom (Hons) and BA (Hons) Political Science. The limit for the Economics program is 98.25%, a decrease of 0.25 percentage points. For the BCom (Hons) program, the limit is 98.75%, a drop of 0.25 points from the 99% of the first list.
At Hindu College, in the second round, the cut mentioned for the B.Com program (98.25%) has fallen below Economics (98.75%). Admissions to Hindu College have been closed in these subjects: BA (Hons) English, BA (Hons) Hindi, BA (Hons) History, BA (Hons) Political Science, Bsc (Hons) Chemistry, Bsc (Hons) Physics and Bsc (Hons) Zoology.
TO PGDAV University, the limit for BSc Mathematics has been lowered by two percentage points; for B. Com (Hons) by 1.5 points; and for B.Com by a point. However, the second list limit for Sanskrit remains the same 65%. BA (Hons) Political Science admissions closed at 88%.
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