DU's 4th cut-off list: See full list here

Delhi University fourth cut-off list out; See full list for arts, commerce and science here

DU cut-off list is available on the official website varsity, du.ac.in.

The cut-off lists of the University of Delhi are available on the official website varsity, du.ac.in.

DU cut-off list 2019: On Saturday, Delhi University released its fourth cut-off list for merit-based undergraduate (UG) admission to various affiliated colleges. Variety has issued separate cut-off lists for science, BA programs and arts and commerce courses.

DU cut-off list is available on the official website varsity, du.ac.in. There are seats under BA (Hons) Economics in the fourth cut-off list at the College Hindu College, North Campus, Kirori Mal College, Miranda House, Hansraj College and Daulat Ram College.

Documents will be paid on July 15, 2019 to July 17, 2019 on the basis of document verification, admission approval and the fourth cut-off list.

Details of the minimum cut-off percentage (fourth admission list), on which various colleges have been given admission for various courses have been given in the entire list given here.

For details, regarding the differences in the cut-off percentage, candidates can contact the respective colleges on Monday, July 15, 2019.

As already notified, eligible candidates who meet the notified requirements in the DU Fourth Cut-off list can complete their admission formalities in the respective colleges within the notified time on the University's website.

So far, 52,813 entries are in diversity. Variety said that 8,433 students have canceled the admission and 1270 have withdrawn.

Delhi University cut-off lists are available on the official website of the varsity, du.ac.in

Candidates who are waiting for DU fourth cut-off lists may check the scores here:

This year, seats have increased by 10 percent to accommodate EWS students. Around 6,000 seats have increased, the number of seats for UG courses has gone up to 62,000.

DU's 4th cut-off list: See full list here