Hindu, St. Stephen's, LSR Record Highest DU College Cutoffs

The University of Delhi has released its first round of allocation and admission – minimum allocation score for undergraduate admissions 2025-26. The university started inviting applications for admission to UG courses through Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS). The cut-off list of the respective colleges is available on the official website of Delhi University – admission.uod.ac.in.

After the declaration of CUET results, phase II of the CSAS platform was launched. In Phase II, the candidates could fill out choices for their programs and colleges to seek admission.

The first list of the Delhi University admission was released on July 19th, 2025, with respective colleges and courses cut-offs for different reserved categories. Notably, the top colleges in terms of cut-offs remained Hindu College, St.Stephen’s College, LSR, SRCC, Miranda House, and Hansraj College, with minimum qualifying marks reaching above 900 scale.

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Hansraj College 

• B.Com (Hons): 901 (UR), 828.57 (OBC), 764 (SC) 709 (ST)

Hindu College

• B.A. (Hons.) Political Science: 950.58 (UR), 922.903 (OBC), 889.68 (SC), 899.13 (ST)

Lady Shri Ram College For Women (W)

• B.A (Hons) Psychology: 926.53 (UR), 833.81 (OBC), 831.50 (SC), 780.97 (ST)

Miranda House (W)

• B.A. (Hons.) Political Science: 925.97 (UR), 889.14 (OBC), 838.26 (SC), 838.07 (ST)

Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC)

• B.Com (Hons): 917.43 (UR), 849.42 (OBC), 792.48 (SC) 747.5 (ST)

St. Stephen’s College

• B.A. (Hons.) English: 926.93 (UR), 819.75 (SC), 852.52 (ST)

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Now, at the second phase of the admission process is underway the allocation cum admission under phase III will be carried out for admission to the allocated colleges.

The Delhi CSAS UG comprises three phases

Phase 1: Applying to University of Delhi

Phase 2: Filling the preferences for programs and colleges

Phase 3: Allocation-cum-admission