Delhi University To Release 6th Cut-Off List On July 22

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Delhi University on Wednesday declared that it will liberate its 6th cut for different merit-based undergraduate courses on July 22. The college had initially declared five cut-off points, but kept open options for others in case of seat accessibility, Delhi.

It has also extended its admissions for the fifth cut list until July 20.

"Admissions for the sixth court will occur between July 22nd and 25th (except Sunday) for all categories," Delhi University said in a statement.

The university has also decided to start another admissions campaign for students in discrete categories including SC / ST, OBC, and Persons with Disabilities (PWD), children / widows of the armed forces, Kashmir migrants and sports.


"The momentum for such admissions will occur between July 31 and August 5," the statement said.


The University of Delhi had released the fifth list of cuts on July 18, when approximately 10% of the seats were left for admissions.

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