Not just seven colleges. Enter your score, pick your category and program, and see the full, honest list across Commerce, Psychology, BA Programme, BMS/BBE and B.Voc.
If you have been staring at your CUET score trying to work out which DU colleges are actually within reach, you have probably already seen lists that only cover six or seven "top" colleges. That is not the full picture, and it is not a fair one either, because DU runs more than 60 colleges and most students land somewhere in the accessible-to-mid tier, not just the SRCC-or-nothing band.
This tool checks your score against a consolidated, verified dataset covering BCom (Hons), BCom (Programme), BA Programme, Psychology (Hons), BMS/BBE/BBA and B.Voc, so you can see where you honestly stand before you fill your CSAS preferences.
Enter your CUET score, your category, and your target program. Results are 2025 General-category and category-wise closing trends from the last CSAS round.
General category cutoffs come from official DU CSAS 2025 Round 1 allotment data and AptiGuide's own verified program pages. Where a college's exact figure was not published, it is marked with a "~" as a trend estimate. OBC, SC, ST and EWS cutoffs run lower depending on college and category, and every year shifts slightly with normalisation, so treat results as a realistic zone, not a guarantee. Full source notes are on each program's detailed page, linked below.
Six programs, drawn from AptiGuide's own verified CSAS pages plus researched and cross-corroborated gap-fill data. For full preference-list depth on one program, use the dedicated page.
A note on St Stephen's College: its current official course list does not include BCom (Hons) or BA (Hons) Psychology, both were checked directly against the college's own published programme list. St Stephen's appears under BA Programme, where it offers a combination of any two of Economics, English, History, Political Science and Philosophy. Admission there runs on CUET score plus a mandatory personal interview, so it is tagged separately in the checker rather than Safe, Moderate or Reach.
Straight from counselling conversations with students who got these numbers wrong.
This tool tells you where you land. A session tells you the exact order to fill your CSAS preferences given your score, category, gender and career direction.
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A reachable cutoff is permission to consider a college, not a recommendation to choose it. Use the checker output as the first layer of a preference order.
Confirm the exact honours or programme structure, subject combinations and postgraduate routes. A stronger college name does not repair the wrong course.
Compare curriculum, faculty, societies, internships, research and same-course alumni. Use evidence from the department, not only the college homepage.
Model commute, attendance, housing and the time left for internships or entrance preparation. These constraints shape outcomes over three years.
Place ambitious options above realistic ones when there is no penalty for trying, but do not let brand preference push a poor course fit above the degree the student actually wants.
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