Courses like Political Science (Hons.) and History (Hons.) might not feature in Delhi University's 2nd Cutoff List; Check College-wise Details Here

The Delhi University has successfully completed the admission under the first cutoff list on October 14. The second cutoff list will be released tomorrow, October 17. However, some of the DU affiliated colleges reported that they might not release the second cutoff for courses like Political Science (Hons.) and History (Hons.).

Under the Delhi University first cutoff list, 29,746 have enrolled themselves in the affiliated colleges and have also paid the fees. While 10,978 applications were approved by October 15.

Ramjas College Principal, Manoj Khanna said that they have over-admitted students in B.A.(Honours) Political Science and in many combinations of BA programmes for both unreserved and reserved categories. He further added that the college might not open the second list for these courses.

Check | Delhi University First Cutoff List and Admission Schedule 

There are a total 2,000 seats offered by Ramjas College for undergraduate courses, out of which 1,054 admissions have been approved and 700 candidates have also paid the admission fees.

DU's Hindu College is on the same page and has accepted the fees through 700 aspirants. Anju Shrivastava, the college principal informed that courses like Political Science (Honours) and History (Honours) might not open in the DU second cutoff list 2020.

One of the popular choices of DU, Lady Shri Ram College and Hansraj College might also not open the second cutoff list for Mathematics (Honours). 

The last date to pay the admission fee is friday, October 16. Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College principal Gyantosh Jha also said that the exact status can be revealed on friday. The college has also received a substantial number of applications for BA programme in DU's first cutoff 2020.

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Another non-campus Delhi University college, Rajdhani College falls under the same category and has already admitted 450 students against 1194 seats offered by the college. The second list for courses like BA(Honours) History and BA(Honours) English might not be featured, as the college has already admitted 29 students against 24 seats in History (Honours) and 50 students against 14 seats in English (Honours).

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