Dear Kanishka,

For your kind information, as per the previous year (2018) cut off you shall get admission in these two colleges of the Delhi University in the course BMS, the cut off is mentioned below;

• Deen Daya Upadhyaya College (BMS) - Unreserved 156-244
  
• Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies

Dear Student,

The result of DU-JAT will be declared by Delhi University in the first week of July 2019. The candidates who manage to clear the exam will be called for group discussion and personal interview. The shortlisted candidates will be then called for counselling process.

In case of any

Hi Mozammil,

The composite score is  usually based on 35% class 12 best of 4 and 65% DU entrance exam mark.

With 201/400 your score out of 65 is around 32.6

And with 68% in class 12, your score is around 19.40 

So your composite score is around 51/100.

On

How to check DU JAT Result 2019?

 follow the steps given below to check DU JAT 2019 result –

•Visit the official website du.ac.in

•Click on the 'Entrance Test Results 2019' link

•The link will redirect candidates to a new page

•Select the link 'JAT 2019 result'

•The result PDF

Dear Student,

• Visit the official website of the University
• Click on UG Admissions
• Click on the ‘DU JAT 2019 Results’ link
• The result will appear on the screen in the form of merit list (it will have the candidate’s roll number, name, category, college allotted, rank and DU JAT score)

Hi Vivudh,

Here are the last year cut off for colleges under DU

SSCBS-BMS

GENERAL-151
OBC-91

SC-38

ST-20

PWD-15

DDU-BMS

GENERAL-256
OBC-129

SC-62

ST-36

PWD-13

KM-BMS

GENERAL-260
OBC-118

SC-64

ST-34

PWD-12

SSCBS-BBA

GENERAL-146
OBC-84

SC-41

ST-31

PWD-11

Therefore you can match  your score with the courses offered by the colleges

Hello!

Chances are pretty high to get in college of Delhi university for business economies. Rest depends upon the cutoff. You have done really well. 

Good luck:)

Hey!

According to University of Delhi guidelines, an aggregate of 60% or more marks should be in the qualifying examination in four subjects: English, Mathematics and any two other subjects included in List B. The selections will be based on the rank computed from the combined weighted average of percentage