• VIT Pune - Vishwakarma Institute of Technology-B.Tech. in Chemical Engineering
• Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering-B.E. in Mechanical Engineering
• SIES Graduate School of Technology-B.Tech. in Computer Engineering
• Samrat Ashok Technological Institute-B.E. in Computer

Hello,

The first cutoff list of St Stephen's College of Delhi University has been officially announced. However the cutoffs for B.Com (//B.Com) has not been announced for any colleges.

DU cutoffs are generally high every year. The cutoffs change every year and have been observed to be higher. Based upon

Hi aspirant,

for any registration process, once end date passed or registration form is submitted, yoi can not edit or update details after it. However dont panic, you have still chance.You can do one thing, just try to comtact over helplone contact number and mail id, which will you get

Hello aspirant,  84% is a good percentile to be  enough to secure a seat in B.sc Botany.

Hello Aspirant,

According to the percentage you have mentioned in the question you cannot get any of the B. Com Hons. in any of the good college of Delhi University with General category a s per previous year's cut-off which you can check out from the link given below :-

Hi Shanur,

You can go through the link mentioned below to check the closing percentage for B.Sc (H) Physics in Ramjas College for 2019:

https://static.careers360.mobi/media/uploads/froala_editor/files/FifthCutoff2019.pdf

After the 5th round of admission, all the next rounds indicate that admission stopped at about 95%.

Hope this helps.

Wish you all the best!

You can mail your application stating your request to change the course to your preferred course at undergraduate2020@admission.du.ac.in (mailto:undergraduate2020@admission.du.ac.in) or you can contact 8860589343 (10AM-5PM Mon-Sat). This mail id and contact number are already there on their official website to address any admission related queries. For DU college prediction use

Hello,

Hope you are doing well.

After completing your BSc (H) in mathematics, you can either choose to pursue a MSc and Ph.D if mathematics is your area of interest and you want to explore more in that field. If not, you can also apply for MBA if you wish

hey there!

Last year cut off  for B.A Programme (History + poltical science), for general category, in

• Aryabhatta college was 89%,
• Bharati College (W) was 84%
• Deshbandhu collge was 86%
• Deen dayal Upadhyaya was 91%, and in,
• Bhimrao Ambedkar college was 88%

So, if this year the cut off remains

Hey there!

You can not really predict what actually a "safe score" may be, as cut offs change every year based on variety of factors like, total candidates applying for the course and how the overall result is. But we can see the last year cut offs to get a