What is the cutoff of DTU for BA? I am a general category candidate from Delhi NCR?

(I am assuming you are from the Delhi Region) These days, it's not just about your JEE Main Score; your board marks play a significant role too. Let's break it down:

• 1) If your board percentage is in the range of 93% to 95%, you’ll need to score around 185-200 to get into branches like IT/ECE.
• 2) However, if your board percentage is above 96%, your percentile increases significantly, which aids in the normalization process. With a score of 200+, you could achieve a rank under 5000 and secure a seat in CS at DTU.

In my opinion, focusing on your board exams is crucial for a good rank, and a decent score in JEE Mains will also boost your ranking. For instance, students with 89% in boards and 225 in mains have ended up with a rank of about 10000, while those with 98% and 175 in mains have secured around 1500 rank.

PS: The criteria mentioned above were applicable for admissions until 2016. From 2017 onwards, admissions are based solely on JEE Main scores. So, study hard for your JEE Exam, but don't neglect your board scores, especially if you plan to pursue an MBA later on, as 12th marks are considered.

You can secure admission in DTU with a wide range of scores depending on the branch you’re aiming for. Here’s a quick breakdown:

• For general admission, a score of 125+ can get you in.
• If you’re targeting the Computer Science branch, you’ll need around 200+.

Good luck!

Hi there! I’m a current student at DTU in the BA program. From what I know, the cutoff for general category students is usually around 90-95%. I really liked the curriculum here as it aligns with my passion for economics and history. The faculty is experienced, and that definitely adds to the learning experience, especially with guest faculty from places like JNU.

Hey! I just got into DTU for BA, and I think the cutoff for general category candidates from Delhi NCR is around 92-93% based on past trends. I chose DTU because I've always been interested in economics and history, and it's a good college in Delhi. The East Campus is pretty lively with around 2000 students, so there's a lot of activity and opportunities to learn.

What's up! If you're looking at DTU for BA, you should know the cutoff for general category candidates from Delhi NCR typically lands between 91-94%. I joined because I was keen on economics and history, and I’ve enjoyed my time here. The campus is quite active, and with a mix of permanent and guest faculty, you get some diverse perspectives. Plus, the placements aren’t bad for BA students!