Delhi University releases the first cut-off list for NCWEB 2022 admissions ; here’s how to check it.

Candidates who applied for NCWEB can now check the first cut-off list at the official DU website, du.ac.in, for admissions to DU in 2022. The NCWEB college’s admissions process will start tomorrow, October 26, and end at 11:59 p.m. on October 28.

Delhi University today announced the first cut-off list for the Non-Collegiate Women Education Board’s 2022 admissions cycle (NCWEB). Candidates who applied for NCWEB may now view the list via the du.ac.in website, which is the official DU website.

For the BA (Program) and B.Com programs, the first cut-off list has been made public, according to an official statement from Delhi University. The NCWEB college admissions process will start tomorrow, October 26, and end at 11:59 p.m. on October 28 at the individual teaching centers.

2022 DU NCWEB Admissions: How to view the initial cut-off list

Step 1: Go to ncweb.du.ac.in, the official NCWEB website.

Step 2: Select the “admissions” tab from the homepage.

Step 3: A new page will be opened for you.

Step 4: Select the “NCWEB” tab from the list on the left.

Step 5: A screen will display the cut-off list for the BA (Program) and BCom courses. Choose appropriately for your course and download for later use.

Jesus and Mary College (JMC) and Miranda House have the highest cut-off for BCom programs, which is 95. Hansraj College and Maitreyi College are next at 95. The highest cut-off for a BA (Program) course varies from course to course in different colleges, with some courses having a cut-off as high as 94.

The courses offered by NCWEB are designed to enable women to support themselves financially by working five days a week and attending classes on the weekends (BA Program and B.Com for undergraduate students, and master’s degree in Mathematics, English, Hindi, Political Science, History, Sanskrit, and Punjabi). There are currently 26 designated centers for undergrads and one for grad students.

Male applicants are not permitted to apply for or be admitted into any of the offered courses under the NCWEB, which only accepts applications from female applicants.