College Cut-off List for B.A., B.Sc., B.Com & BCA- First, 2020-21

The college cut-off for a total of 1080 seats for the first year in BA, BSc, B Com and BCA classes in the college is as under-

      B.A. First Year 

     All India General Category- 90.4 Percent,

     Haryana General Category- 65 Percent,

     Backward Class Category A -56 Percent,

     Backward Class Category B -54 Percent,

     Scheduled Caste- 58 Percent,

     EWS Category - 61 Percent

     B.Com. First Year-

    All India Category -81 Percent,

    Haryana General Category -54 Percent.

   B.Sc. First Year

   All India General Category- 83.4 Percent,

  Haryana General Category -54.6 Percent.

  BCA First Year

  All India General Category - 76.8 Percent,

  Haryana General Category - 52.6 Percent.

   Merit Lists' Generation Criterion

First Merit List Generation

—  Merit List will be generated course wise in the system based on the seat matrix (i.e. reservation breakup of the course seats) for all those applicants whose online document verification is completed.

—  The applicants who have completed online registration upto 24/09/2020 will only be considered in first merit list.

—  In case of courses having subject combinations (S I, S2, S3,S4, etc.), and if an applicant has applied for different combinations under the same course and suppose his preference is according to order S2,S l,S3. Subsequently, depending upon the seats availability, he will be allocated seat in only one subject combination depending on his rank and order of subject combination seat availability. For example, first check seat availability in S2, then in S1 and then in S3.

—  If an applicant has applied for the same course in three colleges (A, B, C) and suppose his preference is according to order B,C,A. Subsequently, depending upon the seats availability, he will be allocated seat in only one of the colleges in the same order B,C,A depending on his rank.

—  If an applicant has applied for the different courses (C1, C2, C3) in the same college and suppose his preference is according to order C2, C1, C3. Subsequently, depending upon the seats availability, he will be offered seats in all the courses subject to the availability of seats in the courses and his rank in the merit.

—  If an applicant has applied for the different courses (C1, C2, C3) in different colleges (A,B,C) and suppose his preference is according to order C2-C,C1-A,C2-B, C3-B, C3-A. Subsequently, depending upon the seats availability, he will be offered seats in all distinct courses subject to the availability of seats in the courses and his rank in the merit.

—  If any situation having mixing of above scenario’s pop up, the situation will be handled accordingly.

—  Applicants admitted during First Merit lists in a particular course will not be allowed to change their course/subjects even if the seats are vacant after first merit list. No upward mobility of preference is allowed. Such applicants can make subject/faculty change as  per the schedule only after the process of open merit lists/open counselling is over subject to the availability of seats.

Second Merit List Generation

  The applicants who have completed online registration upto 24/09/2020 and who have not been offered any course in first merit list will only be considered towards second merit list.

—  The second merit list will be generated on the same pattern of first merit list.

—  If an applicant has been offered admission to a particular course in first merit list and he does not take the admission i.e. he does not submit the fee during specified timelines, then he will not be considered towards second merit list. Such candidates will be considered in open merit list only subject to the availability of seats.

—  If an applicant has been offered admission to a particular course in second merit list and he does not take the admission i.e. he does not submit the fee during specified timelines, then such candidates will also be considered in open merit list only subject to the availability of seats.

—  Applicants admitted during Second Merit lists in a particular course will not be allowed to change their course/subjects even if the seats are vacant after second merit list. No upward mobility of preference is allowed. Such applicants can make subject/faculty change as per the schedule only after the process of open merit lists/open counselling is over subject to the availability of seats.

Open Merit Lists Generation

According to past practices, the process of Open Physical Counselling was followed by the Colleges/Universities after the exhaust of final/2nd merit list. The applicants will  have  to mark their physical presence in the Colleges every day during Open Counselling. On the basis of their physical presence, the colleges were preparing the merit lists every day and  then the applicants were allowed online admission through portal in order of their merit. This process of Open Counselling was followed with late fee till last date or allotment of all seats, whichever is earlier. On account of Covid-19, the entire process of UG admissions is beingdone online with effect from current session (2020-21). It is not possible for the Online Admission Software to generate Open Merit Lists on day to day basis during Open Counselling. Therefore, it is proposed to change the process of Open Counselling as given below:-

—  Instead of ‘Open Counselling’, the notation ‘Open Merit Lists’ will be used w.e.f this academic session 2020-21.

—  Open Merit Lists will be generated course wise in the system after the closing date of applications. All vacant seats except SC category will be converted into Haryana Open General Category during the process of generation of Open Merit Lists. All the remaining applicants of first/second merit lists and all those applicants who have applied on or after l3"October 2020 will be considered towards Open Merit List.

—  No late fee will be charged from the applicants admitted through Open Merit Lists during the session (2020-21) due to Covid-19 pandemic situation.

—  More than one Open Merit Lists can be generated according to the requirements/situation.

—  Registration on UG Online Admission Portal up to Closing Date is mandatory for admission seekers. In no circumstances, admission without registration on portal will be allowed.