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India Today
3 days ago
- Business
- India Today
Delhi University cut-offs hit new highs, Hindu College sets highest at 950/1000
Delhi University's first cutoff list for UG admissions 2025 is out, and the numbers keep climbing. Hindu College tops the charts this year with a remarkable 950 out of 1,000 for BA(Hons.) Political Science. Close behind, Lady Shri Ram College (LSR) demands 926 for BA(Hons.) Psychology, while StStephen's College sets its BA(Hons.) English cutoff at after year, DU's admissions thresholds push higher. BCom(Hons.) at ShriRam College of Commerce (SRCC) sits at 917, and Miranda House asks for 925 for BA(Hons.) Political midtier colleges aren't far behind -- scores in the 90th percentile are now the the direct link to DU cut-offs PDF, and all the important college-, course-, category- and stream-wise highlights SHAPES THESE HIGH DU CUT-OFFS?Massive Preferences: BCom(Hons.) drew nearly 20lakh total programmecollege choices, while BA(Hons.) English logged over 12lakh Rush: SRCC received 38,795 firstpreference entries, followed by Hindu College (31,901) and Hansraj College (15,902).Stream Crunch: Humanities dominated with 58.9% of all choices, commerce captured 20.9%, and science rounded out at 20.2%.Tough Normalisation: CUET scores are adjusted across subjects and shifts -- often nudging cutoffs AHEADThe second cutoff list, due on July28, may offer relief for some. Yet with only 1,528 coursecollege slots and over 71,000 applicants, competition remains brutal. Students must accept seats by July21 via the DU CSAS portal or risk missing many, these cutoffs drive home a simple truth: securing a spot at Delhi's premier colleges now requires nearperfect scores, and a solid backup plan.- Ends advertisement
India Today
5 days ago
- Sport
- India Today
Delhi University UG seat allotment begins today, BCom (Hons) in highest demand
Delhi University will release the first seat allotment list for UG admissions 2025 today at 5 pm. All admissions are being conducted through the CSAS UG 2025 portal, and those who get a seat in today's list must confirm acceptance by July DU admissions 2025 Phase 2 of the CSAS UG process was recently wrapped up. In this phase, students had to submit their course and college preferences. Before today's list, students were shown their simulated ranks on July 15, giving them time till July 16 to tweak their year, DU received its highest number of applications yet. Around 71,642 seats are up for grabs across 79 UG programmes in 69 colleges and (HONS) TOPS THE CHARTS Among all courses, BCom (Hons) is the most sought-after with 19.9 lakh preferences, including 48,336 first-choice popular choices include BA (Hons) Political Science, BSc (Hons) Zoology, and BTech Mathematics and colleges, SRCC received the highest number of first-preference entries at 38,795, followed by Hindu, Hansraj, St Stephen's, and Miranda TRIALS AND UPCOMING ROUNDSMeanwhile, ECA trials began on July 18 and will continue till July 26. The trials span 12+ categories like music, debate, theatre, fine arts, and yoga. Hindi debate and Indian vocal music were among the first trials ECA category includes subcategories to assess specific trials are expected to start on July 25, and admissions under special quotas like ECA, Sports, and CW (Children/Widows of Armed Forces Personnel) will begin from Round 3 of seat SHOULD STUDENTS DO NEXTAll candidates must keep an eye on their DU dashboards, registered emails, and the official DU admission site for dates may vary college-wise, so checking individual college sites is also important.- Ends
Time of India
16-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
DU Admission 2025: BCom (Hons) most preferred course, SRCC gets maximum first-choice applications
As Delhi University enters its fourth year of conducting admissions through the Common University Entrance Test (CUET), BCom (Hons) has once again emerged as the most sought-after undergraduate course. It garnered the highest number of applications among the 69 DU-affiliated colleges for the 2025–26 academic session. Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) continues to be the most preferred college, attracting the largest number of first-preference selections from applicants. This year, over 3.05 lakh candidates registered for DU admissions — the highest since CUET was introduced in 2022. Of these, 2.39 lakh students completed Phase II of the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) by submitting their college and programme preferences following the CUET result declaration on June 17. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like [70%할인] 갱년기 배우 최명길이 강력추천하는 '이것' 오늘 상담신청 시 1개월치 무료증정! 리피어라 더 알아보기 Key Programme Preference Trends BCom (Hons) led the charts with 19.90 lakh preferences, followed by BCom – 15.26 lakh BA (Hons) English – 12.23 lakh Among BA programme combinations, these were the most preferred Live Events History + Political Science – 7.60 lakh Economics + Political Science – 3.88 lakh English + Economics – 3.49 lakh In terms of first-choice preferences BCom (Hons) – 48,336 applicants BA (Hons) Political Science – 15,295 BSc (Hons) Zoology – 12,722 Top Colleges by First-Preference Applications SRCC – 38,795 Hindu College – 31,901 Hansraj College – 15,902 St. Stephen's College – 12,413 Miranda House – 11,403 In total, students submitted a whopping 1.68 crore programme-college preferences, with each applicant allowed to select from 1,549 possible combinations. One enthusiastic student even listed 1,414 preferences, while the average number of preferences per student was 83. Admission Trends Since CUET Introduction Since CUET became the gateway to DU in 2022, commerce courses like BCom and BCom (Hons) have consistently dominated the preference lists. In 2022, nine of the ten most preferred programme-college combinations were commerce-based — a trend that continued through 2023 and 2024. BA (Hons) English and Political Science also remain perennial favourites, while colleges such as Kirori Mal, Hindu, Hansraj, and SRCC continue to receive massive interest from applicants. What's Next in DU Admissions 2025? Students have until 11:59 PM on July 16 to make final edits to their CSAS preferences. The first seat allocation list will be released on July 19 at 5 PM, officially launching the next stage in the DU admission process.
NDTV
16-07-2025
- Business
- NDTV
Delhi University Admissions: BCom (Hons) Most Preferred, SRCC Tops College List
DU Admissions 2025: The Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) programme has emerged as the most sought-after course in the Delhi University (DU) undergraduate admissions 2025, with Sri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) topping the list of most-preferred colleges. According to data released by the university, BCom (Hons) received the highest number of preferences- 19.9 lakh followed by BCom (15.2 lakh), BA (Hons) English (12.2 lakh), BA (Hons) Political Science (9.9 lakh), and BA (Hons) History (7.7 lakh). Among first preferences, BCom (Hons) once again led with 48,336 entries. The CSAS (Common Seat Allocation System) portal, which opened on June 17 following CUET-UG results, saw 3.05 lakh signups. Of these, 2.39 lakh candidates submitted their program and college preferences, generating over 1.68 crore unique college-program combinations. SRCC received 38,795 first-choice preferences, followed by Hindu College (31,901), Hansraj College (15,902), St. Stephen's College (12,413), and Miranda House (11,403). Among B.A. program combinations, BA (History + Political Science) was the top choice with over 7.6 lakh preferences. Stream-wise, 58.89% of applicants opted for humanities-based programs, 20.89% for commerce, and 20.22% for science. The University on Tuesday released Common Simulated Ranks based on preferences submitted until July 14. Candidates can then edit their choices until 11:59 PM on July 16. The first round of seat allocation will be announced at 5 PM on July 19. For supernumerary quotas, ECA trials will begin on July 18, and sports quota trials are expected from July 25. Allocation to ECA, performance-based, CW, and sports quotas will start from the third CSAS round. Candidates are advised to check their dashboards and the DU admission portal regularly for updates.
Time of India
15-07-2025
- General
- Time of India
SRCC, Hindu and BCom (Hons) top preferences at DU
New Delhi: The University of Delhi has got an overwhelming response to its undergraduate admissions this year, with Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) emerging as the most sought-after college and BCom (Hons) as the most preferred course among applicants. According to the data released by the university on Tuesday, DU has received over 3.05 lakh registrations through the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS), of which 2.39 lakh candidates have successfully submitted their college and programme preferences for admission to 71,642 undergraduate seats in 69 colleges and various departments. SRCC alone received 38,795 first-preference applications, followed by Hindu College with 31,901, Hansraj College (15,902), St Stephen's (12,413), and Miranda House (11,403). In terms of course choices, BCom (Hons) leads with nearly 20 lakh total preferences, followed by BCom (15.26 lakh), BA (Hons) English (12.23 lakh), B.A. (Hons) Political Science (9.96 lakh), and B.A. (Hons) History (7.72 lakh). You Can Also Check: Delhi AQI | Weather in Delhi | Bank Holidays in Delhi | Public Holidays in Delhi Among individual programme-college combinations, BCom (Hons) again topped the list with 48,336 first-preference entries. Political science (Hons) received 15,295, while BSc (Hons) zoology and DU's newly introduced BTech in mathematics and humanities drew 12,722 and 10,584 first preferences, respectively. The data indicates a strong interest in humanities-based programmes, with 58.89% of applicants opting for them. Commerce and science-based programmes were preferred by 20.89% and 20.22%, respectively. More than 16.8 million (1.68 crore) unique college-programme preferences were submitted on the portal, with one candidate listing 1,414 combinations out of a possible 1,549. On average, each candidate submitted 83 preferences. This year also saw a significant participation from underrepresented categories. As many as 512 students applied under the orphan quota (221 female, 291 male), while 7,243 students applied under the single-girl child quota. Gender-wise, female applicants outnumbered male applicants, comprising 53.06% of the total applications. The university released simulated ranks on candidates' dashboards, based on preferences submitted till July 14. Applicants will then be allowed to revise their choices till 11.59pm on July 16. The first allocation list will be declared on July 19. For performance-based programmes and supernumerary quotas like extracurricular activities (ECA) and sports, trials will begin from July 18 and July 25, respectively. Allocations under these categories will start in the third round of CSAS.
