DU admissions 2020: St. Stephen’s releases the first cut-off list

After a long wait, St. Stephen’s released its cut-off 2020 for admissions into the bachelor level (UG) courses. It is nothing but obvious that the cut-off has shot up from the past year. Candidates who have secured 99.25% or higher in their 12th board examinations are eligible for admission into B.A. (Hons) Economics, and 99% to secure admissions into B.A. Programme. The cut-off remains the same for students who come from both the commerce and science streams. 

However, the biggest leap was seen in the cut-offs of B.A. (Hons) Sanskrit. Last year, the cut-off for the course was 65% and this year, the cut-off rose to 70% for science and commerce students. From students coming from the Humanities stream, the cut-off for Sanskrit Hons. still remains at 65%.

Below is a table of the cut-offs (General category) regarding the various courses and in relation to the different streams released by the college:

For students who belong to other categories such as, SC, ST, COTH, CNI, CNID, and others, the college has provided a relaxation of certain percentages. To check out the entire lists of cut-offs declared by the college, you can click on St. Stephens category wise cut-offs.

The higher cut-offs are indicative of the tone that is being set for the release of cut-offs of the other colleges of Delhi University, later in the month of October. Delhi University will soon release its cut-off on the basis of marks scored by candidates in tandem with the BFS (Best Four Subjects). Students who clear the cut-off for their chosen course will then have to submit the essential documents for the purpose of verification.

For more details regarding other results and upcoming exams, you can also see:

• CAT 2020 updates: Registration date extended, exam pattern changed!
• IIM Indore announces IPMAT 2020 result
• DU admissions 2020 application correction process begins, cut-offs to be declared in October
• DU cut-offs 2020 expected to be higher this year
• Academic Year 2020-2021: St. Stephen's College