Nearly half of Delhi University seats filled in first cut-off admissions
The Hindu
Delhi University received a total of 60,904 applications under the first cut-off
Almost 50% of Delhi University seats have been filled after admissions under the first cut-off list with college principals saying the second list, to be released on Saturday, will only see a decline of 0.5% to one% for courses.
Friday was the last day to make payments for students. Earlier, the time for making payments was 5 pm but later it was extended to 11.59 pm. The university received a total of 60,904 applications under the first cut-off, and 35,805 students had made the payment. The university has nearly 70,000 seats for undergraduate courses.
The last date for giving approvals to admissions was Thursday but it was extended by a few hours on Friday.
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