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Delhi University announces 10th cut-off list for merit-based UG courses
The Delhi University announced its tenth cut-off list for merit-based undergraduate courses, with the highest being 97% at Hindu College for B.A (Hons) Economics
1 min read10 Aug 2017DU announces 7th cut off list, admission starts tomorrow
The second highest cut off 96.75 has been announced by Lady Shri Ram College for Women of Delhi University for BSc (Hons) Statistics
1 min read26 Jul 2017DU announces 6th cut-off list, admissions start today
DU has released its 6th cut-off list where the highest was 97.25% for BA Economics (Hons) course in Hindu College; admissions will take place between 22 and 25 July (except Sunday)
1 min read22 Jul 2017Delhi University releases final cut-off list, admissions start today
The Delhi University released its final cut-off list and Lady Shri Ram (LSR) College for women set its highest cut-off at 97.5% in the BA (Hons) Psychology course
1 min read18 Jul 2017DU admissions: 57% seats in various colleges full, 4th cut-off list on 13 July
Nearly 57% of around 52,000 seats in undergraduate courses in various DU colleges have been filled following the release of 3 cut-off lists, 4th list to be released on 13 July
1 min read8 Jul 2017DU announces second cut-off list, highest 98.25% for psychology in LSR
DU announces second cut-off list for admissions to various undergraduate courses, with the highest 98.25% for psychology course in Lady Shri Ram College for Women
1 min read5 Jul 2017DU admissions: Second list out, marginal drop in cut-offs
Cut-off percentages for most popular courses saw only a marginal drop, even as some colleges closed admissions to most courses
1 min read4 Jul 2014Delhi’s Belly | The Hindu way
Hindu College, with its nationalist past, offers insights into how ideas of secularism and patriotism are being understood today
9 min read31 May 2014Talking Point | Your questions on careers
Talking Point | Your questions on careers
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