Updated: September 16, 2020 8:57:08 am
Delhi University Admissions – Deadline Posted for St Stephens (Representative Image)
University of Delhi Admissions 2020: St Stephen’s College, under the University of Delhi (DU), has published its first admission limit to undergraduate courses. The minimum qualifications required for admission to St Stephens in most courses, including BA (Hon) Economics, exceed 99 percent. For admission to economics, students will need to score 99.25 percent or better on the class 12 board exams, for the bachelor’s program the limit is 99 percent for business and science students. Also for the History program the limit is 99 percent. This is higher than last year when the economy and English saw the highest limit, 98.75 percent.
While the cut-off has increased in almost all courses. The biggest jump was seen in the Sanskrit (Hons) course, where the cap has released 70 percent from 65 percent last year for business and science students, yet for humanities students it remains in the 65 percent. This could set the tone for cuts this season expected to be released in October.
The cutoff points published by DU are based on the best of the four grades obtained in the class 12 board examinations. The best of the four formulas includes one language subject, one major subject (if applicable), and two subjects remaining based on highest scores on board exams. For each subject, the criteria may be slightly different, students should study the prospectus carefully before applying. Those that coincide with the cut-off will have to undergo a document verification process.
The travel limit for St Stephens is as follows:
This year, the University of Delhi had received the highest number of applications in the last three years with 3,53,919. This is more than 1 lakh from last year when around 2.5 lakh of students applied for undergraduate admission. Additionally, this year, the number of students who scored more than 95 points per cnet on class 12 board exams has also doubled on CBSE. According to data provided by DU, the majority of applications received this year are also from CBSE.
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