DU NCWEB Fourth Cutoff released

The University of Delhi has released the fourth cut-off for Non-Collegiate Women’s education (NCWEB) on September 20,2024. The courses include BA, BCom programme for the session 2024-2025. Eligible Candidates who are interested in enrolling in NCWEB can check the official website. https://ncweb.du.ac.in/news/first-cut-off-admission-list/

The procedure for admission has been commenced on September 20,2024 and will be concluded on September 21,2024 at respective teaching centres. The cut-off is released based on the categories, including General, Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST) and Other Backward class (OBS)

Schedule for NCWEB third round  

Registration begins: September20,2024

Registration ends: September 21,2024

Last Day of fee payment: September 21,2024

Following are the highest and lowest cut-offs for different colleges

BCom Programme

Miranda House: 83 per cent

Hansraj :80 per cent

BA Programme for political science and history in OBC category

Miranda House:  75 percent for different course

Hansraj: 70 per cent

There will be around 5 cut-off rounds and a special drive in case needed. The fifth cut-off admission list will be released soon, if needed.

For regular colleges, the procedure for spot round is ongoing. As per the record, there are approx. 71,600 undergraduate seats across the DU colleges. The seat allocation is higher in the first round, as compared to the total seats.

The selection process of Delhi University for regular courses is divided into three phases. The phase 1 was about applying to the DU college by registering at CSAS Portal, the next phase was about filling the preference list of colleges and lastly the third phase is the allocation-cum-admission process.

However, Under NCWEB the candidates are allotted seats based on the percentage achieved in standard 12th. Only female candidates can take admission under NCWEB, no male candidate is allowed to apply for the same.

Under the amendment Delhi University Act 1943, Women students were enabled to give examinations with special coaching but without attending regular classes. This gave shape to the Non­-Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWEB).