Ask & Answer: India's Largest Education Community

DU JAT Cutoff 2020 - The minimum marks required by candidates to take admission in the undergraduate courses offered by Delhi University is called the cutoff of DU JAT 2020. On June 25, the result of DU JAT 2020 will be declared by exam conducting body. Through DU JAT cutoff 2020, candidates will get admission to various undergraduate courses offered by Delhi University. Those candidates who get marks as per the cutoff of DU JAT 2020 will be called for further rounds of selection. Group discussion and personal interview rounds will be conducted once the cutoff is released. Those who meet the DU JAT 2020 cutoff will get an opportunity to grab a seat.

DU JAT is the name of the exam through which the admission is taken into various colleges of DU for courses such as BMS, BBA(FIA) and BBE. Generally, the exam comprises of 100 questions of 4 marks each with negative marking of 1 mark on every wrong answer.
In 2018, the exam was conducted in 2 shifts morning and afternoon. The main criteria for finding the rank of the student goes as follows-
At first, the result/rank of a student gets changed according to the difficulty of the exam. For instance, the morning exam for 2018 was a bit easier than the afternoon one, so the ranks of the students getting fewer marks in the afternoon session were raised.
Secondly, as we all know for finding out the overall rank, 65% of the marks of entrance exam(DUJAT) and 35% of the XII percentage is considered. So, the rank again shifts accordingly.
After all this, the first admission list is displayed on the main website of DU i.e.
http://du.ac.in
Ranks of around 155 for General Category appear in the first admission list for SSCBS in which around 9095% of students take admission into the college. In the 2nd or 3rd cutoff, the admissions close at a rank of around 175.
So, to be at a safer side, a student must secure a rank below 150 to confirm his or her admission into SSCBS as all the seats can be filled in the first cutoff also.

Yes, you can definitely go for a Bachelor of Arts after science stream in senior secondary. You will not be denied admission to any course. You have the full authority to take the subject which kindles the interest in you.
Whether it might be literature, political science, history, economics or anything, you should give your fullest to the subject.
Generally, nowadays Bachelor of Arts stream is bit looked down. Your neighbors and relatives would say that you can enjoy for the next three years but never pay any attention to them. They are just misguiding you. Be careful!
Also, since B.A. will be a light subject compared to core courses, you are more likely to have more free time, but never ever waste them. Use them effectively to increase your skills and knowledge.
Spend most of your free time in the library reading those books which interest you, you can also join some extra classes for learning new things like Photoshop, Graphic Designing, etc.
If your parents allow you, go for some part-time job in your locality so that you can earn for your higher studies or you can prefer work from home also but don't fall prey to the scammers. There are thousands of them waiting for you.
Or if you are interested, start preparing for your civil service exams and other government exams which demand a degree as your qualification. Start preparing for those exams as soon as possible as you have a high chance of clearing it.
At last, what I would like to say is, whatever you are planning to do, just give your full efforts to it. Just don't waste your precious time and your parent's money.

AUCET is a state level entrance exam, which is conducted by Andhra University, Visakhapatnam which allows candidates to enroll for admission in postgraduate courses which are offered under the streams of Science, Commerce, Humanities, Management, Teaching and Journalism and Mass communication. Aspirants are offered admission to Andhra University and its affiliated colleges as well as Dr BR Ambedkar University, Srikakulam on the basis of their scores in AUCET entrance exam. Andhra University Common Entrance Test AUCET is conducted to offer admission to courses such as M.Sc. M.A. M.Com MHRM, M.J. M. C. MLISc, M.P.Ed M.Ed M.Tech into various Andhra Universities. For the 2020/21 academic session, the AUCET 2020 application forms will be available online on the official website in the second week of March 2020 and the admit cards will be released in the first week of May. The AUCET 2020 entrance exam will be conducted in the second week of May 2020.