Like every year, this year too the cut-off sky-rocketed as the students aspiring to take English and Economics as their undergraduate (UG) courses, need to have atleast 98.75%. While the lowest cut-off announced is 96.5 percent for Humanities.
As many as 682 applications were received from men and women for the nine sporting disciplines encouraged in college.
St Stephen's College got over 100 applications under the differently-abled category this year. The total number of vacancies in college are 400, excluding the mandatory person with disability (PWD) and sports categories.
Interviews begin on Friday. Applicants may download their interview call letter, if selected, from the college website after Wednesday, the college said.
The cut-off
• Bachelor of Arts (BA) programme: Candidates from the general category need to have at least 98 per cent as their 'best of four' marks if they are from commerce and science streams. Humanities students need to have a percentage of 96.5.
• BA (Honours) in Economics: Commerce students need to have a best of four percentage of 98.75 for applying for the course, while humanities and science students need to have 98.5 and 97.75 per cent, respectively.
• BA (Honours) in English: Commerce and science students need to have a best-of-four percentage of 98.75 and 98.25 per cent, repectively.
• BSc (Honours) in Mathematics: Commerce, science and humanities students need to have a best-of-four percentage of 97.5, 97.75 and 96.75 respectively.
• BA (Honours) in History: Science and commerce students applying for the course need to have 98.5 per cent, while humanities students need to have at least 97.25 per cent.
• BA (Hons) in Philosophy: Commerce and humanities students need to have at least 97 per cent in order to be eligible for admission and science students at least 96.5 per cent.
The full cutoff can be accessed here
Meanwhile, three members of the governing body of St Stephen's College has objected to the inclusion of a member of its supreme council in the interview panel for selection of students, saying it is a violation of the college constitution.
The supreme council is a subset of six members of the governing body (managing committee) and comprises all members of the Church of North India.
The three members had even approached the Delhi High Court, but it had refused to stay the interview process for admission of Christian students in the college.
(With inputs from PTI)
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