Delhi University's first cut-off list for admissions has not provided any solace to students. Unlike last year, though there is no 100 per cent cut-off this year, the required percentages continue to remain high, For science, the cutoffs is as high as 99.25 per cent, in Commerce the cut-off is at 97 per cent. The increase in cut-off marks is by 0.5 per cent to two per cent in different streams.This year even the B-list Colleges to have cut-offs going well past 95 per cent. B.Com (honours) and Economics (Honours) remained the most popular courses, with the highest cut-offs being found in these subjects. In science courses, computer science, Maths and Physics remained the most popular courses. The 100 per cent cut-off had sparked a major outcry last year prompting the Human Resource Ministry to seek the vice-chancellor to look into the issue.

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