ALL THE CUT OFFS GIVEN WITH THE COURSES ARE HYPOTHETICAL. PLEASE CHECK LAST YEAR CUT OFF TO GET AN IDEA ABOUT THE CUT OFF THIS YEAR.

 

How to read Eligibility

Example 1: Eligibility:  Category – I – Base Cut Off: Includes a student who has studied four of the following subjects: Accounts (Book keeping), Commerce (Business Studies, Business Organisation or Business Management), Economics, Mathematics, Computers and relevant Vocational Subjects; Category – II – Base Cut Off + 2%: Includes a student who has studied only three of the subjects mentioned in Category I; Category – III – Base Cut Off + 4%: Includes a student who has studied only two of the subjects mentioned in category I; Category - IV – Base Cut  Off  + 6%: Includes a student who has studied only one of the subjects mentioned in Category I; Category – V – Base Cut Off  + 10%: Includes a student who has not studied any of the subjects mentioned in category I

 

It means that if the cut off is given as 80%, then  the cut off would be 80% for a student who has studied four of the following subjects (Category I): Accounts (Book keeping), Commerce (Business Studies, Business Organisation or Business Management), Economics, Mathematics, Computers and relevant Vocational Subjects; cut off would be 82% for a student who has studied only three of the subjects mentioned in Category I; cut off would be 84% for a student who has studied only two of the subjects mentioned in category I; cut off would be 86% for a student who has studied only one of the subjects mentioned in Category I; cut off would be 90% for a student who has not studied any of the subjects mentioned in category I

 

Example 2: Eligibility: Must have 50% in English and Base cut off -5% for girls in all cases; Base cut off +5% without history.

 

Suppose cut off is 75%. This means that all the students  must have 50% in English; for girls cut off would be 70%; for students not having history cut off for them will be 80% but girls will have a cut off of 75%.