University of Delhi Releases Fourth NCWEB Cut-Off List for 2026-27 Undergraduate Admissions
New Delhi: The University of Delhi (DU) has officially released the fourth cut-off list for undergraduate admissions under the Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWEB) for the 2026-27 academic session. The latest list, which covers the B.A. (Programme) and B.Com courses, was published on August 24, marking a crucial step for students awaiting placement in the university’s non-collegiate stream.
With the release of the DU NCWEB fourth cut-off 2026, the university has signaled that the admission process for this round is set to commence today, August 25.
Key Details for Applicants
The fourth admission list specifies the minimum percentage of marks required for admission to various NCWEB centres. Since cut-off percentages vary significantly by both course and center, prospective students are urged to review the official documentation meticulously to ensure they meet the eligibility criteria for their desired college.
The university has published the cut-off data on its official admission portal, admission.uod.ac.in. For direct access to the lists, students can refer to the following official resources:
How to Apply
Candidates who meet the stipulated percentage requirements can secure their admission by following these steps:
- Access the Portal: Visit the official NCWEB admission website at du.ac.in.
- Login: Enter your registered email ID and password to access your candidate dashboard.
- Navigate: Locate the admission section on your dashboard.
- Select Program: Choose your preferred course corresponding to the fourth cut-off list.
- Verify & Proceed: Carefully review the eligibility requirements and initiate the formal admission process.
- Payment: Complete the online application and remit the necessary admission fees.
- Submission: Double-check all entered information before final submission.
- Records: Download and save the final confirmation page and payment receipt, as these will be required for future reference.
University officials have emphasized that candidates should retain all digital and physical copies of their application receipts until the entire enrollment process is finalized. With the admission window now open, eligible students are encouraged to complete their applications promptly to avoid last-minute technical delays.
