Question 1

When will Lady Irwin College release the cutoff for UG admission for 2024?

Accepted Answer

The cutoffs are the required scores which a candidate needs to score for taking admission in the Lady Irwin College. The College is set to release its cutoff lists on 1 October.

Question 2

Why is the Lady Irwin College cut off high every year?

Accepted Answer

The Lady Irwin College offers admissions on merit and entrance basis. The Lady Irwin college cut offs remain higher every year due to various reasons: Popularity of courses, Category of the candidate, low difficulty level of the paper, imbalance in the ratio of aspirants and availability of seats etc.

Question 3

Can I take admission to B.A. (H), if I qualify for Lady Irwin College cut off in the first list ?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the students who have achieved percentage equivalent or above the cutoff in the first list in the 12th board qualifying examination, are eligible for taking admission in the B.A. (H) course.

Question 4

I did not opt for B.Sc. (H) at Lady Irwin College, but I qualified for the cutoff. Can I still apply?

Accepted Answer

No, as per the guidelines of the Delhi University the students are not eligible for taking admission in another course in Lady Irwin College after the release of the cutoff list. According to the rules of DU, only those applicants who have chosen the exact college and their course combination in the common application of DU UG Merit Based Admission, are eligible to apply for admission upon qualifying the cut off.

Question 5

What was the highest cutoff score for different courses in the Lady Irwin College ?

Accepted Answer

The highest cutoff scores for different courses in Lady Irwin College are given below:CourseHighest Cutoff scoreB.Sc. (H) Food Technology95%B.Sc. (H) Home Science86%B.Sc.(Prog.) Home Science86%

Question 6

Why is the Lady Irwin College cut off high every year?

Accepted Answer

The Lady Irwin College offers admissions on merit and entrance basis. The Lady Irwin college cut offs remain higher every year due to various reasons: Popularity of courses, Category of the candidate, low difficulty level of the paper, imbalance in the ratio of aspirants and availability of seats etc.

Question 7

Can I take admission to B.A. (H), if I qualify for Lady Irwin College cut off in the first list ?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the students who have achieved percentage equivalent or above the cutoff in the first list in the 12th board qualifying examination, are eligible for taking admission in the B.A. (H) course.

Question 8

I did not opt for B.Sc. (H) at Lady Irwin College, but I qualified for the cutoff. Can I still apply?

Accepted Answer

No, as per the guidelines of the Delhi University the students are not eligible for taking admission in another course in Lady Irwin College after the release of the cutoff list. According to the rules of DU, only those applicants who have chosen the exact college and their course combination in the common application of DU UG Merit Based Admission, are eligible to apply for admission upon qualifying the cut off.

Question 9

What was the highest cutoff score for different courses in the Lady Irwin College ?

Accepted Answer

The highest cutoff scores for different courses in Lady Irwin College are given below:

Question 10

How do I confirm for my selection in Lady Irwin College?

Accepted Answer

First Lady Irwin College announce the cutoff scores on the official website of the college. After than the college will post the cutoff lists on the notice board. Students can also check about their selection by visiting the official website of Delhi University for DU cutoffs.

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