First cut-off list to be out by 26 June 2012: Students hit the Internet for all their Queries

With the green signal given, it is certain now, that the first cut off list will be out in public on 26 June 2012. With 103,500 students competing for the 54,000 coveted seats available at Delhi University this year, we can expect some sky high cut offs. A total of 145,000 pre-admission forms have already been sold off, out of which 103,500 forms have been so far submitted. Online submissions summed up to a figure of 43,300.

16 June 2012,recorded a whopping figure of 88,200 submissions which scaled on to 103,500 on 18 June 2012.The physically disabled category, which has a 3% quota enabling 1,620 seats by their side, witnessed  501 registrations. The figure showed improvement from last year’s  431. With the number of students who scored above 95% in CBSE Class 12 exams going up by 100, the cut off list is most likely to hit an increase by 5 percent in some colleges.

2011 saw a complete chaos in terms of college cut off marks , where colleges abandoned the pre admission forms and declared their cut off’s completely on their terms, this year things are more disciplined. The pre-admission forms will be first mechanically scanned to understand the demand for each course and college. This information will then be articulated to the colleges by 22 June 2012 after which the colleges will come out with their first cut-off list.

In 2012, internet played the role of the ‘Knight in Shining Armour’ for students pan India.  Most queries on the social networking sites and help lines are admissions and cut-offs centric.  With students flocking to internet for their admission queries, internet is the ‘blue code’ word for students around this time.

Jagran Josh  proves to be the ‘one stop solution’ for all those wary students who have a bevy of questions playing their mind on Delhi University Admissions this year. From admission alerts to fresh updates on cut off’ s and even admission via sports quota, Josh offers students all that they want to know. The Josh team wishes all the students a very best for their future choices and endeavors.