Delhi University Cutoff 2026 for BSc Mathematics

Delhi University Cutoff for B.Sc. Mathematics is among the most competitive science cutoffs under CUET UG, offered across 15+ affiliated colleges, including St. Stephen's College, Hindu College, Hansraj College, Miranda House, Ramjas College, and Kirori Mal College.

• Top science cutoff at DU: BSc (Hons.) Mathematics is among the highest-cutoff science programmes at DU, with St. Stephen's College recording a UR cutoff of 834.08 out of 1000 in Round 1 of 2025, the highest for any science course across DU that year.
• Unlike most BSc programmes (evaluated out of 750 using 3 subjects), BSc (Hons.) Mathematics is evaluated out of 1000 marks (4 subjects × 250 each), placing it on the same scale as humanities and commerce cutoffs.
• Wide college-wise range: UR cutoffs in 2025 ranged from 834 at St. Stephen's College to below 500 at off-campus colleges like Aryabhatta, a 330+ point spread within the same course at the same university.

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CUET Subject Combination for BSc (Hons.) Mathematics

Combination: Any one Language (List A) + Mathematics / Applied Mathematics + Any two subjects from List B

Note:

• List A includes all language subjects: English, Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu, and Sanskrit.
• List B subjects relevant to Mathematics include Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Statistics, and other science domain subjects offered under CUET UG. Mathematics or Applied Mathematics is a mandatory domain subject and cannot be substituted.

Candidates who have not appeared in Mathematics or Applied Mathematics as a CUET domain subject will not be eligible, regardless of their total score.

DU BSc (Hons.) Mathematics 2026: Expected Cutoff

The expected cutoff for St. Stephen's College is projected at 836–842 UR for 2026, a marginal 2–8 point rise from 834.08 in 2025. Mid-tier colleges are expected to range from 620 to 720 in the General category, while off-campus colleges are projected to remain below 520.

DU BSc (Hons.) Mathematics Cutoff 2025: Round 1

At St. Stephen's College, the General category cutoff closed at 834.08 in Round 1. The gap between St. Stephen's (834.08) and third-ranked Hansraj (698.32) is over 130 marks.OBC cutoffs run approximately 75–85 marks below UR, while SC trails by 185–200 marks at top colleges.

DU BSc (Hons.) Mathematics Cutoff 2025: Round 3

The Round 3 data shows that cutoffs generally declined by 5–20 marks compared to Round 1,

• St. Stephen’s College continued to record the highest Round 3 cutoff at 828.14, remaining the most competitive option for BSc (Hons.) Mathematics.
• Hindu College also stayed above the 800-mark, while colleges such as Hansraj, Miranda House, and Ramjas remained accessible in the 670–690 range.

DU BSc (Hons.) Mathematics Cutoff 2025: Spot Round

The Spot Round cutoff confirms that BSc (Hons.) Mathematics remained highly competitive even in the final stage of counselling. St. Stephen’s College continued to close above 820 marks, while Hindu College remained above 800.

DU BSc (Hons.) Mathematics 2024: Round 1 Cutoff

In 2024, BSc (Hons.) Mathematics cutoffs were significantly lower across the board, with St. Stephen's recording approximately 712 UR, over 120 marks below the 2025 figure.

The SC–UR gap was approximately 110 marks at top colleges in 2024, narrower than the 185–200 point gap seen in 2025, reflecting the CUET normalisation-driven widening of category score dispersion.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Ques: Is a CUET score of 800 enough for BSc (Hons.) Mathematics at St. Stephen's College?

Ans: A score of 800 fell below St. Stephen's Round 1 UR cutoff of 834.08 in 2025. At 800, Hindu College (816.44 UR) is also a borderline target. Candidates at this score are more realistically placed at Hansraj College (~698 UR) or Miranda House (~690 UR), where 800 provides a comfortable buffer across all CSAS rounds.

Ques: Why is BSc Mathematics evaluated out of 1000 while other BSc courses are out of 750 at DU?

Ans: DU requires Mathematics students to appear in four CUET subjects (Language + Mathematics + two domain subjects), each worth 250 marks, for a total of 1000 marks. Most other BSc programmes require only three subjects (out of 750). This makes BSc Mathematics cutoffs directly comparable to commerce and humanities cutoffs, unlike Physics or Chemistry, which are evaluated out of 750.

Ques: Which is harder to get into, BSc Maths at St. Stephen's or BSc Maths at Hindu College?

Ans: St. Stephen's is significantly harder; its 2025 UR cutoff of 834.08 was approximately 18 marks above Hindu College's 816.44. However, St. Stephen's is a minority institution with a separate quota structure, meaning a portion of seats is reserved for Christian minority candidates, effectively making the open-category competition even tighter than the raw cutoff suggests.

Ques: What CUET score do OBC candidates need for BSc Maths at top DU colleges?

Ans: In 2025, OBC cutoffs at top Mathematics colleges ranged from approximately 404 at Aryabhatta College to 754 at St. Stephen's. For premier North Campus colleges like Hansraj (~614 OBC) and Miranda House (~606 OBC), OBC candidates should target 610+ for a realistic Round 1 allocation in 2026.

Ques: How many rounds does DU typically conduct for the BSc Mathematics seat allocation?

Ans: DU typically conducts 3–4 rounds of CSAS seat allocation. At top colleges like St. Stephen's and Hindu College, cutoffs drop by 5–15 marks between rounds. At mid-tier colleges like Ramjas (~682 UR in 2025) and Kirori Mal (~670 UR), drops of 10–20 marks are common, giving candidates who miss Round 1 by a small margin a realistic second opportunity.