RU releases first cut-off list
Jaipur: Constituent colleges of Rajasthan University (RU) Monday released the first merit list for admissions into different undergraduate courses this year. The university, in a statement, said the first list has been published, and after physical verification of documents from June 24 to June 26, students will be able to deposit the fees online at admissions.univraj.org from the afternoon of the same day.
Prof Ramavatar Sharma, convenor of the Central Admission Committee at RU, said that all students should create their ABC-ID (academic bank of credits ID) before submitting the fee. "Students can deposit the fee from June 24 to June 26, and if the fee is not deposited, the admission will be automatically considered cancelled. To view the list, students can go to admissions.univraj.org and click on 'Merit list or 'Merit by College'," said the university.
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In Maharani College, the cut-off for the three/four-year BA Arts (Pol. Science) was the highest at 98.6% for the general category. For other courses like BA Arts (History), the cut-off was 96%, and for the three/four-year BA Arts (English Literature), the cut-off this year for the general category is 95.6%.
In University Rajasthan College, the highest cut-off this year is for the three/four-year BA program in Political Science for the general category, with 95%.
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Last year, too, this course had the highest cut-off in Rajasthan College at 95.2%.
In Commerce College, the cut-off for the three/four-year B.Com (Accountancy-Business Studies) course is 94%, followed by the three/four-year B.Com (Business Administration) at 93.2%.
In Maharaja College, this year too, the highest cut-off in the general category is for B.Sc. (Mathematics) at 97.4%, which was 97% last year.
Under National Education Policy, if a student studies for three years, they get a BA degree, and an Honours degree is given if they continue studies for the fourth year.
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