Colleges in Delhi

IIMC Delhi cutoff 2025 has been released for students belonging to different categories under the AI quota. Please note that the cutoff ranks vary for different courses, rounds, and categories. Candidates can refer to the table below to view the Postgraduate Diploma in Radio and TV Journalism category-wise IIMC Delhi CUET PG cutoff 2025 for Round 1. 

DU has released its official list of sports and skills that it recognized for admissions under the Sports/ECA quota. The complete lists are mentioned below:

DU Sports/ECA admissions require the candidates to upload their participation/performance certificates on the official admissions portal of DU, as well as appear for the physical trials when called. For the Sports quota, certificates carry 25% weightage, while in-person trials carry a weightage of 75%. On the other hand, according to the ECA quota, the certificates carry a weightage of 70%, while physical trials carry 30% weightage.

Students seeking DU admissions, and having represented the nation at an international level can apply for a direct admission consideration, without the requirement of trials. Given below is the list of events that render the candidates eligible for DU “Super” Sports quota admissions:

To begin the application process for DU Sports/ECA quota admissions, students must firstly register for the CUET test, which is also accounted in the selection process. Candidates can then proceed to register for the Sports/ECA quota by heading to the official DU admissions portal, and uploading the relevant performance certificates for their sports/extra-curricular activities. Upon successful application process, students (except “Super” category) must appear for the physical trials.

DU admissions offer Sports and ECA quota admissions to students who excel at their chosen sport or extra-curricular skill. According to the official guidelines, the weightage allotted for the CUET test is 25%, while the certificates and trials as part of the Sports/ECA quota have a weightage of 75%. Hence, students must be properly prepared for both the stages of admission.