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Eligibility Criteria (fulfilling all/applicable conditions mandatory),
The Candidate must have passed 10+2 or equivalent examination including International Baccalaureate Diploma (IB Certificate / & D.P. Awarded candidates are not eligible) in any stream from a recognized board at the first & only one attempt.
a) Must have obtained a minimum of 60% aggregate marks at 10+2or equivalent examination for being eligible to BBA, B.Sc. (Finance) and B.Com (Hons).
b) Candidate's passing in Mathematics and or Statistics at 10+2 or equivalent exam is compulsory for being eligible to B.B.A / B. Com (Hons) /B.Sc. (Finance)
Candidates of CBSE, ICSE, should mention in the online registration / e-admission form (if selected) 10+2 or equivalent aggregate marks of all the subjects for which the candidate has taken & appeared for (not best of four, five, six or seven).
The aggregate percentage of all subjects for which the candidate has taken & appeared will be taken into consideration for confirming eligibility of the candidate for the program at the time of admission.
In case, mark sheet issued by the applicable Board is in percentile/s, the actual aggregate percentage of all the subjects appeared by the candidate will be taken into consideration.
Candidates above 25 years of age are not eligible to apply.

Hello. The cut off is based in the number of students that apply and the aggregate of students. Cut off for B.A. (hon) English is considered relatively high every year. Now, coming to your question, by sixth cutoff last year, colleges like Deshbandhu and Motilal Nehru dropped their cutoff for English hons to 79 and 77.5 respectively for OBC category. Satyawati (evening) had its cut off at 76 for English Hons. By eighth cutoff, in Deshbandhu College it was 75% and CVS also opened its cutoff again at somewhere near to 78%. But it totally depends on the University if they want to release cut off beyond sixth list as last year seats were not filled in colleges and in total 11 lists were released. So, with the first cut off list you would be able to know the trend and plan accordingly. All the best!