DU BA (Hons.) Political Science Cutoff 2026 has been released for the first CSAS-UG seat allotment round D three CSAS-PG admission rounds at the Delhi University Admission Portal (admission.uod.ac.in). The cut-offs vary by college, category, admission round, and seat availability.
- Hindu College (958.71), Miranda House (930.61), Lady Shri Ram College (911.36), and Kirori Mal College (905.62) recorded the highest UR cut-offs for B.A. (Hons.) Political Science, indicating that these colleges remain the most competitive choices for admission through CUET UG 2026.
- The UR cut-offs ranged from 547.50 to 958.71 marks, with North Campus colleges generally requiring 900+ scores.
- several DU South Campus and DU off-campus colleges offered admission opportunities to candidates with CUET scores in the 700-850 range.
Based on the 2026 Round 1 cutoffs, General category candidates should target a CUET score of 920+ to secure admission to the top BA (Hons.) Political Science colleges at Delhi University, while scores between 850-900 offer strong chances in several reputed colleges.
Overall, DU North Campus colleges continued to record the highest BA (Hons.) Political Science cutoffs in DU 2026.
DU Political Science Courses:
- BA (Hons.) Political Science is offered by Delhi University's affiliated colleges through the CSAS UG admission process.
- BA Programme (Political Science combinations) is also offered by several DU affiliated colleges, where Political Science is combined with subjects such as Psychology, Sociology, Mathematics, and Music, through the CSAS UG admission process.
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DU Cutoff 2026 BA (Hons) Political Science
DU Cutoff for BA Political Science Round 1 2026
- High Cutoff Colleges (900+ UR): Hindu College (958.71), Miranda House (930.61), Lady Shri Ram College (911.36), and Kirori Mal College (905.62) emerged as the most competitive colleges for BA (Hons.) Political Science.
- Moderate Cutoff Colleges (800-899 UR): Ramjas College, Sri Venkateswara College, Daulat Ram College, Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College, Indraprastha College for Women, Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College, and Gargi College offered strong competition with UR cutoffs ranging from 811 to 892.
- Relatively Lower Cutoff Colleges (Below 800 UR): Delhi College of Arts and Commerce, Maitreyi College, Dyal Singh College, Aryabhatta College, and Bhagini Nivedita College recorded comparatively lower cutoffs, making them more accessible to candidates with moderate CUET scores.
The table below presents the college-wise CUET PG 2026 Round 1 cutoff scores for BA. Political Science(Hons.) across different reservation categories at the University of Delhi.
| College | UR | OBC | SC | ST | EWS | PwBD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hindu College | 958.7147 | 930.8022 | 903.5051 | 870.9681 | 936.335 | 806.4491 |
| Miranda House (W) | 930.6053 | 897.3336 | 859.8623 | 836.548 | 890.4539 | 747.6948 |
| Lady Shri Ram College for Women (W) | 911.3551 | 865.0798 | 813.9853 | 777.0058 | 849.599 | 674.3569 |
| Kirori Mal College | 905.624 | 877.5781 | 822.6328 | 813.1154 | 886.4399 | 680.065 |
| Ramjas College | 891.896 | 858.554 | 797.5251 | 777.3515 | 851.8983 | 671.673 |
| Sri Venkateswara College | 878.7358 | 841.9177 | 773.9221 | 731.3075 | 818.9893 | 622.0559 |
| Daulat Ram College (W) | 842.2217 | 783.9401 | 712.3855 | 681.5887 | 801.8325 | 343.3161 |
| Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College | 841.5278 | 672.1923 | 562.6415 | - | - | - |
| Indraprastha College for Women (W) | 819.5145 | 754.7538 | 681.9929 | 656.8019 | 745.5437 | 335.3542 |
| Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College | 817.2431 | 769.4254 | 714.0782 | 683.7355 | 747.0691 | 383.0967 |
| Gargi College (W) | 811.8668 | 745.1406 | 675.5353 | 660.0152 | 732.5162 | 257.3711 |
| Delhi College of Arts and Commerce | 792.9899 | 726.673 | 650.6421 | 628.8125 | 710.9876 | 329.572 |
| Maitreyi College (W) | 767.2906 | 700.2559 | 605.9644 | 597.9619 | 688.9157 | 338.4376 |
| Dyal Singh College | 749.5448 | 685.824 | 616.0066 | 585.0579 | 664.1147 | 225.657 |
| Aryabhatta College | 739.358 | 665.2191 | 591.6162 | 592.542 | 669.3899 | 242.826 |
| Bhagini Nivedita College (W) | 606.1022 | 443.7554 | 429.8115 | 324.9191 | 388.1462 | - |
Note: The CUET UG scores are calculated out of a maximum of 1000 marks.
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DU Cutoff BA (Hons) Political Science 2025
DU Cutoff for BA Political Science 2025
- DU BA (Hons) Political Science 2025 saw very high cut-offs, with Hindu College recording the highest UR cut-off at 950.58, followed by Miranda House (925.98) and LSR (925.98) in Round 1. Other popular colleges like Kirori Mal, Ramjas, Daulat Ram, IPCW, and ARSD also had strong cut-offs between 823 and 890+.
- Round 2 cutoffs remained extremely high, with top colleges like Hindu College 949 marks in the UR category. Cutoffs stayed nearly the same as Round 1, with most top colleges continuing above the 900+ range, while very limited seat movement led to only a marginal drop in Round 2.
- By Round 3, most top North Campus colleges had filled almost all seats, while a few vacancies remained in some South Campus and off-campus colleges like Gargi, DDU, and ARSD. DU later conducted Spot and Mop-up rounds to fill the remaining seats.
The table below shows the category-wise DU BA (Hons) Political Science 2025 cut-offs for different colleges based on CUET UG scores
| College Name | UR | OBC | SC | ST | EWS | PwBD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hindu College | 950.58 | 922.90 | 889.69 | 899.13 | 920.78 | 862.76 |
| Miranda House (W) | 925.98 | 889.14 | 838.26 | 838.07 | 878.31 | 786.24 |
| Lady Shri Ram College (W) | 915.70 | 859.27 | 793.96 | 807.79 | 849.94 | 685.81 |
| Kirori Mal College | 909.69 | 866.74 | 813.42 | 836.60 | 885.78 | 772.96 |
| Ramjas College | 894.95 | 851.90 | 787.33 | 803.11 | 847.60 | 733.41 |
| Sri Venkateswara College | 875.08 | 836.02 | 759.22 | 753.38 | 830.11 | 729.72 |
| Daulat Ram College (W) | 843.33 | 800.64 | 710.06 | 723.77 | 804.33 | 522.69 |
| Jesus & Mary College (W) | 835.89 | - | - | - | - | 555.79 |
| Indraprastha College (W) | 825.66 | 761.90 | 679.12 | 666.35 | 766.20 | 434.79 |
| Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma (ARSD) | 823.86 | 770.86 | 705.74 | 685.67 | 781.90 | 533.44 |
| Gargi College (W) | 818.82 | 742.21 | 663.79 | 623.02 | 740.99 | 215.89 |
Note: For DU BA (Hons) Political Science 2025, the top 3 colleges had General category cut-offs above 915 in Round 1, showing very high competition. Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College (ARSD) also filled all its seats in Round 1, leaving no vacant seats for later rounds.
DU BA (Hons) Political Science Mop-Up Round Seat Availability (2025)
In the On-the-Spot Mop-Up Round, only three women’s colleges had vacant seats for BA (Hons) Political Science:
- Bhagini Nivedita College (W) had the highest number of vacant seats with 17 seats, including 5 UR, 4 OBC, 4 SC, 5 EWS, and 3 PwBD seats.
- Shyama Prasad Mukherji College (W) had 14 vacant seats, mainly in OBC (2), SC (3), EWS (3), and PwBD (6) categories.
- Bharati College (W) had 8 vacant seats, primarily in EWS (4) and PwBD (4) categories.
Note: No seats were available in top colleges like Hindu, Miranda House, LSR, Ramjas, Kirori Mal, or ARSD during the Mop-Up Round.
This table shows the category-wise vacant seats available for B.A. (Hons) Political Science in the On-the-Spot Mop-Up Round (2025).
| College Name | UR | OBC | ST | SC | EWS | PwBD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bhagini Nivedita College (W) | 5 | 4 | 0 | 4 | 5 | 3 |
| Bharati College (W) | - | - | - | - | 4 | 4 |
| Shyama Prasad Mukherji College (W) | 0 | 2 | 0 | 3 | 3 | 6 |
Note: In the DU BA (Hons) Political Science 2025 On-the-Spot Mop-Up Round, only 3 colleges - all women’s colleges - reported vacant seats. Most of the remaining vacancies were available in EWS, OBC, SC/ST, and PwBD categories, while major co-ed colleges had already filled their seats before the mop-up round.
DU BA(Hons) Political Science Eligibility
General Eligibility
- Candidates must have passed Class 12 (10+2) or its equivalent examination from a recognized board.
- There is no minimum percentage required in Class 12 for eligibility (admission is purely based on CUET score).
CUET UG 2026 Subject Combination
Students must appear in any one of the following CUET combinations:
- Combination 1: One Language from List A + Any 3 subjects from List B
- Combination 2: Two Languages from List A + Any 2 subjects from List B
DU will calculate merit using the best valid CUET subject combination chosen by the student. If required, scores may be adjusted proportionally as per DU admission rules.
Note:
It is not compulsory to have studied Political Science in Class 12.
You must choose subjects in CUET that you have studied/passed in Class 12.
Check: College-wise List of UG Courses Offered at DU
DU BA Programme Combinations with Political Science
The following BA Programme combinations were offered in the DU CSAS UG 2026 Round 1. Unlike BA (Hons.) Political Science, these programmes allow students to study Political Science along with another subject.
- B.A. Programme (Political Science + Psychology): Combines Political Science with Psychology, covering governance, politics, and human behaviour.
- B.A. Programme (Political Science + Sociology): Focuses on political systems along with society, culture, and social institutions.
- B.A. Programme (Political Science + Mathematics): Blends Political Science with Mathematics, offering analytical and quantitative skills.
- B.A. Programme (Music + Hindi / Political Science / Sociology): Combines Music with one of the three disciplines, providing interdisciplinary learning in both performing arts and academics.
DU BA Political Science Cutoff 2025 PDFs
| Year | 2025 | 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | Download PDF | Download PDF |
| Round 3 | Download PDF | Check on 25 July 2026 |
| Spot Round | Download PDF | - |
| Mop-Up Round | Download PDF | - |
Also Check: Delhi University Course Admission 2026
DU Frequently Asked Questions UG Admission 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
Ques. Has the DU BA (Hons.) Political Science Cutoff 2026 been released?
Ans. Yes. Delhi University has released the BA (Hons.) Political Science Cutoff 2026 for the first CSAS UG seat allotment round after the declaration of the CUET UG 2026 results. The cutoffs are available college-wise and category-wise on the official DU admission portal.
Ques. What is the difference between BA (Hons.) Political Science and BA Programme (Political Science combinations)?
Ans. BA (Hons.) Political Science offers specialization in Political Science, whereas BA Programme combines Political Science with another subject such as Psychology, Sociology, Mathematics, or Music, providing an interdisciplinary curriculum.
Ques. Has the DU MA Political Science Cutoff 2026 been released?
Ans. Yes. The DU MA Political Science Cutoff 2026 has been released for all three CSAS PG admission rounds. The cutoffs are published separately for Category 1 (DU graduates) and Category 2 (graduates from other universities).
Ques. Which campus has the highest cutoffs for BA (Hons.) Political Science?
Ans. North Campus colleges consistently record the highest cutoffs, with Hindu College, Miranda House, Kirori Mal College, and Ramjas College remaining among the most preferred choices.
Ques. Is the DU BA (Hons.) Political Science Cutoff 2026 based on Class 12 marks or the CUET score?
Ans. The DU BA (Hons.) Political Science Cutoff 2026 is based on the CUET UG 2026 normalised score, not on Class 12 marks. Delhi University prepares a programme-specific merit score using the required CUET subjects as specified in the UG Bulletin of Information. While candidates must satisfy the Class 12 eligibility criteria, seat allotment under the CSAS UG admission process is determined entirely by the CUET merit score.
Ques. Is BA (Hons.) Political Science one of the highest cutoff courses at DU?
Ans. Yes. BA (Hons.) Political Science is one of the most competitive undergraduate programmes offered by Delhi University. Every year, top colleges such as Hindu College, Miranda House, Lady Shri Ram College, Kirori Mal College, and Ramjas College record very high cutoffs. In 2026, Hindu College closed at 958.7147 (UR) in the first round, highlighting the intense competition for the programme.
Ques. Can I get admission if my CUET score is below the Round 1 cutoff?
Ans. Yes. Candidates who miss the first-round cutoff still have a chance of admission in subsequent CSAS rounds. As students upgrade, withdraw, or cancel their allotted seats, vacancies arise and the cutoffs generally decline in Round 2, Round 3, and Spot/Mop-up rounds. Filling a wide range of college and programme preferences improves your chances of securing a seat.
Ques. Is it compulsory to fill college and programme preferences in CSAS?
Ans. Yes. Registering for CSAS alone is not sufficient. During CSAS Phase II, candidates must submit their college and programme preferences in the desired order. Delhi University considers only the submitted preferences while allocating seats. Candidates who do not fill their preferences will not be considered for seat allotment.
Ques. Which DU colleges are good options for BA (Hons.) Political Science in the Spot or Mop-up rounds?
Ans. The Spot and Mop-up rounds generally witness lower cutoffs due to vacant seats created after seat upgrades and withdrawals. Candidates with moderate CUET scores may have better admission chances in colleges such as Dyal Singh College, Aryabhatta College, Delhi College of Arts and Commerce (DCAC), Bhagini Nivedita College, and Maitreyi College (for women). Admission to highly competitive colleges like Hindu College, Miranda House, Lady Shri Ram College, Kirori Mal College, Ramjas College, and Sri Venkateswara College in the Spot or Mop-up rounds is subject to seat availability and is comparatively rare.


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