Delhi University’s NCWEB releases the special drive cut-off list for BA (Programme) and BCom admissions 2025–26.
The Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWEB) of Delhi University has released the special drive cut-off list for BA (Programme) and BCom admissions for the academic session 2025–26. This special drive provides another opportunity to students who were eligible but could not secure admission in the earlier cut-off rounds.
According to the university, the online admission process began on September 9 at 10 AM and will remain open until 11:59 PM on September 10, 2025. Candidates still seeking admission can apply through the official portal.
The cut-off list is applicable for both BA (Programme) and BCom courses offered through various DU colleges under NCWEB. Students from categories including General, SC, ST, OBC, EWS, and PwD are eligible to apply based on the marks specified in the cut-off for each teaching centre.
According to an NCWEB official, more than 12,000 seats out of 15,200 have been filled, and many centres are now left without any seat available. However, many seats reserved for OBC and SC categories still remain vacant.
University officials have advised applicants to ensure that all details are entered correctly and that the required documents are uploaded while filling out the admission form. They also urged students to complete the process well before the deadline to avoid last-minute technical difficulties.
NCWEB offers women students the option to pursue BA (Programme) and BCom degrees in a non-collegiate mode, with classes held at 26 designated teaching centres and affiliated colleges. The programme is specifically designed to provide flexibility for those women who are balancing higher education with other commitments, especially to give working women the chance to pursue a college degree with classes structured on weekends.
For further updates and detailed guidelines, candidates have been advised to visit the official Delhi University website and the admission portal.
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