DU NCWEB UG Admissions 2022 Against Special Cutoff to Start Today: Apply at ncwebadmission.uod.ac.in
Delhi University Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWEB) will commence the DU NCWEB UG admissions 2022 against special cutoff today.
DU NCWEB UG Admissions 2022: Delhi University's Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWEB) will begin the DU NCWEB UG admissions 2022 process against a special cut-off from today, Nov 16. Interested candidates can apply online at the official website- ncwebadmission.uod.ac.in.
Candidates can apply against the special cut-off on Nov 17 by 11.59 PM at the respective teaching centre. NCWEB released the first special cut-off on Nov 15. The NCWEB's first special cut-off list has been released for BA and BCom programs.
NCWEB's official statement said, "The first special cut-off is for those candidates who were eligible but could not/ did not take admission in the earlier three cut-offs for whatsoever reasons".
The NCWEB statement further added that “Applicants who have secured DU NCWEB UG admissions 2022 in any of the earlier three cut-off lists in any programme or college of the University of Delhi will not be eligible to participate in the special cut-off, that is, movement of applicants will not be allowed. Hence, the cancellation option for candidates will be suspended during the 1st special cut-off”.
Delhi University will announce the DU Fourth Cut-off List on Nov 22. Currently, there are 26 designated NCWEB centres for UG students and one for PG. The classes here are conducted on weekends.
As per the official DU NCWEB schedule, the college will complete DU NCWEB UG admissions 2022 approvals against the special cut-off till Nov 18.
However, candidates can pay the admission fee on or before Nov 19. In order to check the DU NCWEB third cut-off list candidate first need to visit the official website and then click on the DU NCWEB special cut-off list link available on the homepage.
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