DU NCWEB 2nd Cut Off 2026 Released Today for BA & B.Com Admission – Check Second Merit List PDF, College-Wise Cut Off & Admission Schedule

DU NCWEB 2nd Cut Off 2026 (Second Merit List) — Overview

DU NCWEB 2nd Cut Off 2026 — Latest Update

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DU NCWEB Admission Schedule 2026 — All Cut-Off Rounds

How to Check DU NCWEB 2nd Cut Off 2026

• Visit the official NCWEB website — ncweb.du.ac.in
• Look for the notice titled “2nd Cut-Off List 2026-27” or “NCWEB Admission 2026-27” on the homepage/notice board
• Two separate PDFs are released — one for BA (Programme) and one for B.Com
• Open the relevant PDF and locate your preferred teaching centre in the list
• Check the cut-off percentage listed against your category (General/OBC-NCL/SC/ST/EWS/PwBD/Kashmiri Migrant/CW) for your chosen subject combination
• If your Class 12 “Best of Four” percentage meets or exceeds the listed cut-off, log in to the NCWEB candidate portal and proceed to claim admission at that centre
• Complete document verification and pay the admission fee within the round’s deadline

Eligibility for NCWEB Admission 2026

• Candidate must be a woman and a bona fide resident of the National Capital Territory (NCT) of Delhi
• Must have passed Class 12 (10+2) from a recognised board
• Best of Four subject percentage is used for calculating merit, similar to regular DU undergraduate admission (pre-CUET era rules for NCWEB)
• Candidate must have completed the mandatory online registration on the NCWEB admission portal before cut-off rounds began
• Age and educational qualification requirements are as per University of Delhi ordinances applicable for the given year

NCWEB Admission Fee 2026

• Registration Fee (paid at the time of initial online registration): approx. ₹250/-
• Admission/Course Fee at the teaching centre: varies by centre and category, generally in the ₹3,000–₹8,000 range per semester/year depending on programme and college
• Fee must be paid online within the deadline specified for each cut-off round — for the 2nd cut-off round, the deadline is 08 August 2026, 5:00 PM
• Fee once paid is generally non-refundable except as per University of Delhi’s fee refund policy for cancellations within the notified window

Note: Exact fee structure differs slightly across the 26 NCWEB-affiliated teaching centres; candidates should check the fee break-up shown at the time of admission confirmation on the portal.

NCWEB Cut-Off Trend — Previous Year (2025-26) Reference

Documents Required at the Time of Admission

• Class 10 Marksheet & Certificate (Date of Birth proof)
• Class 12 Marksheet & Passing Certificate
• Delhi Residence Proof (Aadhaar Card / Voter ID / Ration Card / Domicile Certificate of applicant or parent)
• Category Certificate (SC/ST/OBC-NCL/EWS/PwBD, if applicable, in prescribed Government of India format)
• Passport-size Photograph (scanned, as per specified format)
• Signature (scanned)
• NCWEB Online Registration Confirmation Slip
• Character Certificate / Migration Certificate (if applicable, as required by the allotted centre)

Why Choose NCWEB? — Course & Study Format

• NCWEB is a flexible, weekend-based teaching model for women who cannot attend regular full-time college due to work, family responsibilities, or other commitments
• Classes are generally held on Saturdays and Sundays at the respective teaching centre
• Degrees awarded (BA Programme / B.Com) are from the University of Delhi, carrying the same recognition as regular DU degrees
• 26 NCWEB-affiliated teaching centres are spread across Delhi, mostly hosted inside established DU colleges
• Well suited for candidates simultaneously preparing for competitive exams, working part-time, or managing household responsibilities

Important Points to Remember — 2nd Cut-Off Round

• Only candidates who meet or exceed the listed cut-off for their category at a given centre in the 2nd list are eligible to claim admission against it
• Candidates already admitted in the 1st cut-off round who wish to upgrade to a better centre/course in the 2nd round should check the official upgrade/withdrawal procedure notified by NCWEB before taking action, since withdrawing may risk losing the already-confirmed seat
• The 2nd cut-off is typically lower than the 1st for most centres because of vacant seats left after Round 1 — but for high-demand centres, it can stay flat or barely move
• Missing the admission window against the 2nd cut-off forfeits that round’s claim — candidates then need to wait for the 3rd cut-off (10 August 2026), if released
• Keep checking the official NCWEB website regularly, since admission windows are typically short (about 4–5 days)

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