Acharya Narendra Dev College Cutoff 2024: CUET UG and CUET PG Cutoff Marks

Acharya Narendra Dev College Cutoff 2024 for all UG and PG programs will be released soon. Cutoffs for Acharya Narendra Dev College are released on Delhi University’s Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal for UG and PG courses based on CUET scores. Acharya Narendra Dev College Cutoff for courses like BSc (Hons) Biomedical Sciences goes as high as 762/800. As per the previous year's cutoff trends, candidates scoring 770+ in the CUET UG examination and 190+ out of 300 in the CUET PG examination have higher chances of getting admission at Acharya Narendra Dev College.

Acharya Narendra Dev College CUET UG Cutoff 2024 (Expected)

Acharya Narendra Dev College CUET UG Cutoff 2024 will be released soon. Candidates seeking admission at Acharya Narendra Dev College can expect the CUET UG cutoff 2024 to be around 760-780 for BA (Hons) courses, 750-770 for B.Sc (Hons), and 734-762 for B.Com (Hons.) in the general category. Based on previous year cutoffs, the expected cutoff for all UG courses is as follows:

UG Courses	CUET UG Cutoff 2024 (Expected)
UG Courses	General	SC	ST	OBC	EWS
B.Com (Hons.)	755	701	685	724	755
B.Sc (Hons.) Biomedical Sciences	762	708	693	732	762
B.Sc (Hons.) Botany	762	708	693	732	762
B.Sc (Hons.) Chemistry	762	708	693	732	762
B.Sc (Hons.) Electronics	762	708	693	732	762
B.Sc (Hons.) Zoology	762	708	693	732	762
B.Sc (Hons.) Computer Science	762	708	693	732	762
B.Sc (Hons.) Physics	762	708	693	732	762
B.Sc Life Sciences	755	701	685	724	755
B.Sc Physical Science with Chemistry	755	701	685	724	755
B.Sc Physical Science with Computer Science	755	701	685	724	755
B.Sc Physical Science with Electronics	755	701	685	724	755

Acharya Narendra Dev College CUET PG Cutoff 2024 (Expected)

Acharya Narendra Dev College CUET PG cutoff 2024 will be released soon. Candidates aiming for MA courses must score 190-210 in the CUET PG examination. The expected CUET PG cutoff 2024 for M.Sc is 190-210 for admission at Acharya Narendra Dev College. Candidates can check the Acharya Narendra Dev College expected CUET PG 2024 for all PG courses in the table below:

PG Courses	CUET PG 2024 Cutoff (Expected)
PG Courses	General	OBC	SC	ST
M.Sc Chemistry	190-210	185-200	170-190	160-180
MA/M.Sc Mathematics	190-210	185-200	170-190	160-180

Acharya Narendra Dev College Seat Allotment Process 2024

The seat allocation for admission to UG and PG courses at Acharya Narendra Dev College is done through Delhi University’s Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS UG/PG) portal. Candidates applying for admission at Acharya Narendra Dev College can check the step-by-step instructions below:

Step 1: Fill out the CSAS UG/PG Application Form

Candidates seeking admission at Acharya Narendra Dev College must register on the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS UG/PG) portal for UG at ugadmission.uod.ac.in and PG at pgadmission.uod.ac.in. candidates will have to enter the following details to register for CSAS(UG) or CSAS (PG) 2024

CUET UG/PG Application Number
Name (as per CUET UG/PG 2024
Date of Birth (as per CUET UG/PG 2024)
Email id
Phone Number

Upon successful registration, the candidate must login to his/her dashboard to complete the CSAS UG/PG application form by entering details such as personal information, contact details, and uploading of documents.

Step 2: Program Selection and Preference Filling

For seat allocation and admission to the desired program, candidates must fill the combination of program and department/college/center preferences on the CSAS dashboard.

Candidates must select the UG/PG Programs in which he/she has appeared in CUET examination and is willing to take admission if allocated through CSAS.
Candidates must note that only programs selected during preference filling will be considered for seat allocation.
The candidate must take utmost care while giving the preferences order as it will determine the allocation of seat.
Candidates can reorder the preferences of the selected combinations, if he/she wishes to, before submitting the fees for that particular Program.
Candidates must fill in the maximum number of preferences to increase their chances of getting a seat.
Before submitting, the candidate must ensure that the order of preferences is as per his/her choice. Editing of the preference list after the submission for the form will NOT be allowed.

Step 3: Seat Allocation and Admission

The seat allocation for all courses will be done in multiple rounds. Delhi University will be releasing merit lists in two categories: Common Merit List, Category 2 Merit List (for PG courses only). All candidates will be considered in the Common Merit List (CML). However, for the Category 2 Merit List (C2ML) only students who have graduated from Delhi University will be considered for admission to PG programs based on merit in the qualifying examination. The Highest Possible Preference will be provisionally allocated to a candidate considering the following criteria:

Program-based merit list.
Social Category (UR/OBC-NCL/SC/ST/EWS).
Availability of seats

Upon declaration of merit list, candidates can check the list by login in to their CSAS dashboard for acceptance of the allocated seat, if offered. Once a seat has been allocated in a particular round, the candidate must 'Accept' the Allocated Seat before the last date/time specified for the given allocation round. The provision for acceptance of a particular Allocated Seat will be valid only for the round in which the seat was allocated to the candidate. In case of multiple seat allotment in a particular round, candidates will be allowed to “Accept” and take admission in ONLY ONE allocated seat.

Once the candidate "Accepts" the provisionally Allocated Seat, the concerned Department/ Centre/ College will approve the seat allotment by checking the eligibility and documents uploaded by the candidate.
Upon approval of the seat allotment by the concerned Department/ Centre/ College, candidates will have to pay the admission fee to confirm the admission.

Factors Affecting Acharya Narendra Dev College Cutoff 2024

Acharya Narendra Dev College cutoff is released based on the following parameters:

CUET UG/PG scores obtained by the candidate
Difficulty of the CUET exam
Total number of candidates who applied for admission
Total number of seats available
Preference filled by the candidates for program/college
category (SC/ST/OBC/EWS/UR) of the candidate

Documents Required for Admission at Acharya Narendra Dev College

Candidates who have been allocated seats at Acharya Narendra Dev College must submit the following documents for verification:

Class 10th Marksheet and Certificate
Class 12th Marksheet and Certificate
Bachelor’s degree marksheet and certificate (for PG courses)
CUET UG Scorecard (for UG Courses)
CUET PG Scorecard (for PG courses)
Transfer Certificate
Migration Certificate
Category Certificate (if applying under one)
Character certificate
Sports Quota/Physical Fitness Certificate (if applicable)

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Likes

Sports ground and sports room are very good also with a supportive and friendly staff and coaches.
Library with a vast series of books and favourable atmosphere with supportive library staff.

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College infrastructure is not so good as classes are under teen shades.
College located in Govindpuri and that area is very congested and unhygienic , also there is a wineshop located just opposite to college which is not good

Admission:

I applied only in Delhi University and got this college in first cutt off. Was unable to get any north campus college because can't reach cutt off. Then, i chose this college because it's the only science college of Delhi University and ranking of college was also good that time .

Kartik Yadav B.Sc {Hons.}, Mathematics (Enrolled 2021) Reviewed on Aug 31, 2024

My college

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Faculty staff was very supportive and also if I talked about lab , workshops are very Frank .
Infrastructure although was very good. Updated with the new technology.

Building infrastructure is not satisfying.
College administration was very rude even they don't pay any attention towards emergency problem for students .

Admission process was based on the merit . According to my preference and marks in 12 class , I was alloted to this particular college . It was near to the metro station and also it is close to my home town .

Suman B.Sc {Hons.}, Chemistry (Enrolled 2020) Reviewed on Aug 17, 2024

I done my bsc du which is a nice place

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Delhi university is a good place where student study well. Nobody can cheat in du exam
I want to done my msc also in du but i cant afford fees and room rent so i camt done my msc in du.

No things in du which i dont like .everyone is good in du .
In delhi university bad thing is holidays pattern.

I choose this college because fees structure is less than others colleges.In du no cheating pattern is followed. Teachers are very strict in examination time. In other colleges teachers didnt teachs students and papers are done by cheating so i prefer du to done my bsc.

Monu B.Sc {Hons.}, Mathematics (Enrolled 2020) Reviewed on Aug 16, 2024

Honest to yourself

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College is good in all perspectives. Labs are good and all staff is also very helping nature.
Lawn and ground are very good. Whole college is maintained very good and cleaning the rooms time to time.

No major things that i have disliked in my college but one thing is hostel facility that is not there.

In 2021 or before it the students are admitted based on their merit list but now first students have to clear the cuet exam that in conducted by NTA and then enroll in their College preferences acc to their cuet scores. The application form is online on the website du.ac.in and application fees is 250INR and application dates are in july month reservation have its own benefit that students got acc to thier certificates . Each course has the eligibility of cuet passed . The exam of Cuet us based on 12th syllabus and the paper is Moderate level. Admission process is good .

Sumit poonia B.Sc, Physical Science with Computer Science (Enrolled 2021) Reviewed on Aug 7, 2024

ANDC for the win!

The faculty of every department is exceptional, all the professors are very helpful and cooperative. We get to learn new things everyday with them.
The canteen food is home like and nice and not only this it is available at cheap prices as well.

The infrastructure is not that nice and it can be better
The location of the college is a huge drawback since it is surrounded by the slums of govindpuri.

The admission process was not too smooth as there were multiple rounds of seat allocation. The cut off for my course last year (2023) was around 350-400/600 and we had to appear for cuet and the admission was purely based on our scores. There is portal called the CSAS portal on which all the information and seat allocation process was mentioned. I surely did get the benefits of reservation system since I had scored around 280/600 and still end up getting admission in the second round of seat allocation. It would have been a smoother experience of there wasn't so many cut offs and seat allocation rounds and it could have been simpler this is what I feel.

Tanisha Sagar B.Sc {Hons.}, Zoology (Enrolled 2023) Reviewed on Jul 31, 2024

Best science college in DU south campus

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Professor are well educated and are very friendly
Canteen staff is too good and food is best at it's price

Campus life can be more improved if they work on infrastructure
Locality is not that good as living lifestyle there is just average

My admission was through CSAS portal after giving my CUET exam. Admission was based on scores of Physics, Chemistry and biology only. Cut-off in last round was around 240 out of 600. Though it is off campus college of DU cutoff was low but this college is proper science college and is in top 10 science colleges of DU.

Akshat B.Sc {Hons.}, Zoology (Enrolled 2023) Reviewed on Jul 27, 2024

Sweet but sower

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Teachers have good knowledge in their subject. They are supportive. If you have any problem they will help you to solve it. They provide you proper guidence regurding your future.
Very low fees compared to other colleges

There is no hostel or mess for college students. We have to take PG as our local residence.

I took a entrance exam conducted by NTA known as CUET after the results are declared you have seat for a counseling process through which you are provoded with a college and cource of your choise. The most disliked thing in the processes the counseling process which almost take a month.

Priyanshu kumar ghosh B.Sc, Physical Science with Computer Science (Enrolled 2023) Reviewed on Jul 26, 2024

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Teachers were very helpful and and well educated
College students were displined and helpful.

Infrastructure was terrible. Building needs to be taken care of.
Washrooms were not clean. Some of them even didn't had locks inside.

Admission process was smooth for me as I got admitted on the basis of merit. I secured decent marks and got admission in the college. College do not conduct interviews or group discussion rounds. As now the trend are changed, CUET Score matters.

Ritu B.Sc {Hons.}, Mathematics (Enrolled 2017) Reviewed on Jul 1, 2024

Supposed college life

The overall infrastructure is well defined and modern use of equipment or for further more practical oriented study is taking place.
The library is digitalized fully and all the books availablity is available online

Old software used for study as compared to new or modern software
Less competition as no fest or many cultural activities takes place

For Bsc maths Hons:- Language Maths And B1 list any subject All the application is currently through cuet and then csas portal allocate the seats The Cuet exam is not that tough but only answer those if knows the answer I get 590 marks out off 800 so for low cut off my college is good

Shivansh Rai B.Sc {Hons.}, Mathematics (Enrolled 2023) Reviewed on May 5, 2024

Some knowledge some confusion

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The things i liked in my college is the teching faculty provided. They have a good experience of teaching with mny research papers which have been published by them.
The second best thing is the college amenities like library and society. You will get every book required for you curriculum in the college library incuding few magzines too. The society will help you to develop other soft skills.

A little bit old infrastructure can a point that is disliked by us and many students. As everyone wants to be a part of a new and good looking college
Lack of hostel facility in the college campus is a major issue. Specially for those students who are not able to accommodate in the Flats/PG due to thier financial status. But the new building will be available with all the facilities within few year

The eligibility criteria of the course is that you need to a PCM studentb with a 60% result in the 12th board exams. You can apply for CUET every year, application fee depends upon how many papers you want to attempt hardly it is 1200. Application forms dates vary and released every year. Yes reservation benifit is provided during the admission process in which you selection in any college of DU depends upon your preference list and the cuttoff of your category. The timing of exam will vary according to numbers of paper you have opted for and difficulty is high as the papers are being conducted by NTA