St. Stephen’s College Cutoff 2024: CUET UG and CUET PG Cutoff Marks

St. Stephen’s College Cutoff 2024 for all UG and PG programs will be released soon. Cutoffs for St. Stephen’s College are released on Delhi University’s Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal for UG and PG courses based on CUET scores. St. Stephen’s College Cutoff marks for courses like BA (Hons) and B.Sc (Hons) goes as high as 760 to 770 out of 800. As per the previous year's cutoff trends, candidates scoring 750+ in the CUET UG examination and 200+ out of 300 in the CUET PG examination have higher chances of getting admission at St. Stephen’s College.

St. Stephen’s College admission 2024 is open for all UG and PG programs. Interested candidates must register through DU CSAS(UG/PG) portal. The last date for CSAS PG 2024 registration for MA and M.Sc courses has been extended to June 12, 2024. CUET PG qualified candidates can register online on the CSAS PG portal at pgadmission.uod.ac.in. DU CSAS UG 2024 registration last date for admission to BA (Hons) and B.Sc (Hons) courses is yet to be announced. DU CSAS 2024 registration fee is INR 250 for UR/OBC-NCL/EWS and INR 100 for SC/ST/PwBD category candidates.

St. Stephen’s College CUET UG Cutoff 2024 (Expected)

St. Stephen’s College CUET UG Cutoff 2024 will be released soon. Candidates seeking admission at St. Stephen’s College can expect the CUET UG cutoff marks to be around 750 to 760 for BA (Hons) and B.Sc (Hons) programs in the general category. Based on previous year cutoffs, the expected cutoff for all UG courses across different categories is as follows:

UG Courses	CUET UG Cutoff 2024 (Expected)
UG Courses	General	SC	ST	OBC	EWS
BA Hons. (History)	755	701	685	724	755
BA Hons. (Philosophy)	755	701	685	724	755
BA Hons. (Sanskrit)	755	701	685	724	755
BA Hons. (Economics)	755	701	685	724	755
BA Hons. (English)	755	701	685	724	755
B.Sc Hons. (Chemistry)	755	701	685	724	755
B.Sc Hons. (Physics)	755	701	685	724	755
B.Sc (Physical Science with Chemistry)	755	701	685	724	755
B.Sc Physical Science with Computer Science)	755	701	685	724	755

St. Stephen’s College CUET PG Cutoff 2024 (Expected)

St. Stephen’s College CUET PG cutoff 2024 will be released soon. Candidates aiming for MA and M.Sc courses must score above 200 in the CUET PG examination. Candidates can check the St. Stephen’s College expected CUET PG 2024 for all PG courses in the table below:

PG Courses	CUET PG 2024 Cutoff (Expected)
PG Courses	General	OBC	SC	ST
MA Sanskrit	200-215	200-210	190-200	170-180
MA History	200-215	195-205	188-200	160-170
MA Lifelong Learning & Extension	210-220	200-215	190-205	175-185
M.Sc Chemistry	190-210	185-200	170-190	160-180
M.Sc Physics	200-210	190-200	180-195	170-185
MA/M.Sc Mathematics	190-210	185-200	170-190	160-180
MA Operational Research	190-210	185-200	170-190	160-180

St. Stephen’s College Seat Allotment Process 2024

The seat allocation for admission to UG and PG courses at St. Stephen’s College is done through Delhi University’s Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS UG/PG) portal. Candidates applying for admission at St. Stephen’s College can check the step-by-step instructions below:

Step 1: Fill the CSAS UG/PG Application Form

Candidates seeking admission at St. Stephen’s College must register on the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS UG/PG) portal for UG at ugadmission.uod.ac.in and PG at pgadmission.uod.ac.in. candidates will have to enter the following details to register for CSAS(UG) or CSAS (PG) 2024

CUET UG/PG Application Number
Name (as per CUET UG/PG 2024
Date of Birth (as per CUET UG/PG 2024)
Email id
Phone Number

Upon successful registration, the candidate must login to his/her dashboard to complete the CSAS UG/PG application form by entering details such personal information, contact details, and uploading of documents.

Step 2: Program Selection and Preference Filling

For seat allocation and admission to the desired program, candidates must fill the combination of program and department/college/centre preferences on the CSAS dashboard.

Candidates must select the UG/PG Programs in which he/she has appeared in CUET examination and is willing to take admission if allocated through CSAS.
Candidates must note that only programs selected during preference filling will be considered for seat allocation.
The candidate must take utmost care while giving the preferences order as it will determine the allocation of seat.
Candidates can reorder the preferences of the selected combinations, if he/she wishes to, before the submitting the fees for that particular Program.
Candidates must fill the maximum number of preferences to increase their chances of getting a seat.
Before submitting, the candidate must ensure that the order of preferences is as per his/her choice. Editing of the preference list after the submission for the form will NOT be allowed.

Step 3: Seat Allocation and Admission

The seat allocation for all courses will be done in multiple rounds. Delhi University will be releasing merit lists in two categories: Common Merit List, Category 2 Merit List (for PG courses only). All candidates will be considered in the Common Merit List (CML). However, for Category 2 Merit List (C2ML) only students who have graduated from Delhi University will be considered for admission to PG programs based on merit in the qualifying examination. The Highest Possible Preference will be provisionally allocated to a candidate considering the following criteria:

Program-Based merit list.
Social Category (UR/OBC-NCL/SC/ST/EWS).
Availability of seats

Upon declaration of merit list, candidates can check the list by login in to their CSAS dashboard for acceptance of the allocated seat, if offered. Once a seat has been allocated in a particular round, the candidate must 'Accept' the Allocated Seat before the last date/time specified for the given allocation round. The provision for acceptance of a particular Allocated Seat will be valid only for the round in which the seat was allocated to the candidate. In case of multiple seat allotment in a particular round, candidates will be allowed to “Accept” and take admission in ONLY ONE allocated seat.

Once the candidate "Accept" the provisionally Allocated Seat, the concerned Department/ Centre/ College will approve the seat allotment by checking the eligibility and documents uploaded by the candidate.
Upon approval of the seat allotment by the concerned Department/ Centre/ College, candidates will have to pay the admission fee to confirm the admission.

Factors Affecting St. Stephen’s College Cutoff 2024

St. Stephen’s College cutoff is released based on the following parameters:

CUET UG/PG scores obtained by the candidate
Difficulty of the CUET exam
Total number of candidates who applied for admission
Total number of seats available
Preference filled by the candidates for program/college
category (SC/ST/OBC/EWS/UR) of the candidate

Documents Required for Admission at St. Stephen’s College

Candidates who have been allocated seats at St. Stephen’s College must submit the following documents for verification:

Class 10th Marksheet and Certificate
Class 12th Marksheet and Certificate
Bachelor’s degree marksheet and certificate (for PG courses)
CUET UG Scorecard (for UG Courses)
CUET PG Scorecard (for PG courses)
Transfer Certificate
Migration Certificate
Category Certificate (if applying under one)
Character certificate
Sports Quota/Physical Fitness Certificate (if applicable)

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BA (Hons.) Economics Compare	754
B.Sc (Hons.) Mathematics Compare	698

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M.Sc Physics Compare	197

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Khushboo Sao

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BA {Hons.}, History

Reviewed on Sep 18, 2024(Enrolled 2023)

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Admission is based on CUET score and for Christians interviews are also held. Stephen's established in 1881 has it's own legacy and reputation that's something that drew me and it's academic prospectus for the students is very organised

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Rohan Aryan Srivastava

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Reviewed on Aug 7, 2024(Enrolled 2018)

My fulfilling experience at St. Stephens College

The professors are highly erudite, well read and approachable offering insightful lectures and mandatory tutorial sessions
The college is vibrant being located in the heart of the North Campus with all the major colleges in close proximity.

while this is obviously a good thing under normal circumstances but the competition is cut throat for placements and internships among largely talented students.
The minimum attendance requirement is 65% which can be challenging to maintain with internships and academics

For eligibility into our course, a high class 12th aggregate percentage was needed. The cutoff went to 96.5% for our batch. The application form can be found on the DU UG applications website. In our time we just had to clear the cut-off and then were shortlisted directly for a personal interview which tested our knowledge of the course we had opted for. There was no CUET back in 2018. The exams were held at the end of each semester and were challenging to pass unless one studied extremely well. The admission process was kind of long and involved going to college on numerous days just to submit the required documents and get the admission done.

Saumadip Das

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BA {Hons.}, English

Reviewed on Jun 21, 2024(Enrolled 2023)

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The infrastructure - being the old and heritage college, St. Stephen's College is surprisingly modern in respects to being a modern campus
classrooms equipped with modern projectors and screens and so on, hence making up for a comprehensive learning environment.

The college campus is OLD and you will feel it as there are certain parts of the campus that could use some renovation as amenities

All admissions to the college now happen through the CUET exam conducted by NTA, but as it is a christian minority college, 50% of the seats are reserved for the christian students, this along with the fact that there are very lmited number of seats makes the cut off very high. For UR(non-christian) candidates the cut off is usually around 780-790+ for arts courses and for sciences it is a bit low, the college does offer reservations for SCs AND STs and hence the cut offs for them is relatively lower but it is still 700+ in most cases.

Anonymous

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Reviewed on May 1, 2024(Enrolled 2022)

Reflecting on my St Stephen's Journey

Rich Academic Environment: Faculty members are highly knowledgeable and passionate about their subjects.
Vibrant Campus Life: This college offers a vibrant community with numerous societies, clubs and cultural events taking place every now and then.

After doing my 12th from Delhi Public School, Mathura Road and securing 94.2% aggregate, I had to appear for the CUET Undergraduate (previously called CUCET) examination where I managed to score the highest marks that is 800/800 and got my admission in St. Stephen's College. Since it was the first time the exam was held in 2022 and I appeared for it, it was fairly easy but I do not know about the difficulty level of CUET exam now.

Raj Singh Rathore

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BA, General

Reviewed on Nov 7, 2023(Enrolled 2023)

Quality of placement is good.

Admission process was online mode. On the basis of merit,I got admission in this college,I am in first stage of KP1 and after this Diploma than advanced diploma in the Korean language.And I found the application form on the site of Delhi University. And form cost is Rs.500 after submission of form after 3-4 days they have generated the merit list and I have seen my name in it. So,have took admission in this college. And it is one of the most famous and great rank in all over DU.

Soumya Gulati

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M.Sc, Mathematics

Reviewed on Jan 19, 2023(Enrolled 2021)

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Had to clear the DUET entrance exam which is common for all the colleges at DU for post-graduation. After that sat for a personal interview round which was specifically for St. Stephen's College. The interview had basic questions related to the subject. Then a shortlisted candidate list of 10 students was out.

Neha Dixit

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B.Sc, Physical Sciences

Reviewed on Jun 24, 2022(Enrolled 2018)

St. Stephen's

There was a written form, consisting of SOP and Essay questions. Apart from that, Stephen's has another round of eliminating round, they take interviews to filter students. Interviews consist of academic questions and general questions. There is also a written round before the interview for some students.

Jeevesh Pant

B.Sc {Hons.}, Chemistry

Reviewed on May 26, 2022(Enrolled 2019)

Best college of north campus.

There is a cut-off list published every year students that pass the cut-off list can apply to the college. Though from this year students who qualify CUET exam may apply. The application form, fees, and dates can be found on the College website's notification panel. There is 47% reservation for the Christian candidates and usual for SC/STs, OBCs, and EWS category. The admission process involves an interview conducted in the college(wear formals for it). It is a usual 15 min interview to ask why you want to take the course.

Himanshu Gulati

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The average of PCM is calculated, and it is required to check the cutoff. The application form is available on the St. Stephens college website. As it is a Minority institution, 50 percent of seats are reserved for Christians. Also, there is a reservation for other categories.

Jay Ingle

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Life at Stephen's!

I applied for Stephen's via an online application followed by a subject test and finally an interview which was the most important component of the admission process. Students who score a high percentage on boards will get the interview call letter, once they clear a certain cut-off.