DU releases fourth list
The Hindu
Admissions in many colleges closed
Delhi University released its fourth cut-off list on Saturday with unreserved category seats already filled in some much sought-after colleges.
Since the first cut-off list was declared on October 1, 63,504 students have secured admissions.
At Hansraj College, BA (Hons) economics, BA (Hons) history and BCom (Hons) courses are still open for admission while most of the other courses are closed for the unreserved category.
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