I am a obc (ncl) candidate i have got 96.5 marks in du jat my obc catagory rank is 1291 will i gat any college of du in any course plzz ans.

Hi Prabhat,

As I had already mentioned that the admission procedure based on DU JAT will commence on July 12, 2018, so it is just a matter of a day; you will get to know about the cutoff scores of the individual colleges tomorrow. However, would like to explain the cutoff of the previous year. DU conducts several counselling rounds to get the students admitted. The chart provided in the article, informs you about the cutoff ranks of top colleges. For example, in 2017, the cutoff of Deen Dayal Upadhyaya (DDU) College (BMS) for OBC category was between 112-118 in the first counselling round. For the second counselling round, the category rank cutoff was 124-130 for DDU college. In Keshav Mahavidyalaya, the first counselling cutoff ranks for OBC category were between 110-115. Likewise, you can estimate your status pertaining to admissions to respective institutes. But all the figures are indicative. The actual cutoff will be released soon.

Also, this year onwards, Delhi University will follow the process of normalization in order to exercise the admission procedure. It has been notified that the aspirants opting for JAT BMS/BBA (FIA) & B.A. (Hons.) Business Economics will undergo this process wherein their scores will be subjected to the Normalization Process called EquiPercentile Equating, a widely adopted & internationally accepted method of score normalization in multi-batch exams. The percentile ranks so derived & equated will be used as input criteria to finalise the merit list. Normalization of obtained scores will be done after the test on all shifts are concluded for the same subject. So the cutoff would be represented in a different manner. Be calm and hope for the best!

Hope it helps! Best wishes.

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