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Top Delhi undergrad colleges peg cut-offs at 99% and above

The Delhi University announced its first cut-off list for undergraduate admission on Saturday. The cut-offs this year have&nbsp;gone as high as 100%

DU first cut off list 2020 is out
Cut-offs pegged at&nbsp;100% for undergrad admission
LSR&nbsp;pegs 100% cut off for 3 courses
Five cut-off lists expected this year
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The Delhi University announced its first cut-off list for undergraduate admission on Saturday. &nbsp;The cut-offs this year have&nbsp;gone as high as 100%. The Lady Shri Ram College For Women has pegged 100 per cent score for general category in BA (Hons) Economics, BA (Hons) Political Science and BA (Hons) Psychology. The prestigious Shri Ram College of Commerce on the other hand set two of its most well-known courses - Economics and BCom&nbsp;- at 99 per cent and 99.5 per cent. A total of five cut-off lists are expected this year. The high cut-offs &nbsp;can be attributed to the record-high number of applications as well as more number of 95%+ scorers in board exams.

SC quashes Bengaluru law school's separate entrance exam

The Supreme Court has quashed National Law School of India University Bengaluru's notification for a separate entrance exam, rules that admissions in law universities will be through CLAT&nbsp;2020

The Supreme Court on Monday quashed National Law School of India University Bengaluru's notification for a separate entrance exam. The National Law Aptitude Test-2020 was held on September 12 for admission to its five-year integrated BA LLB (Hons) programme.&nbsp;While cancelling the NLAT-2020 entrance exam, the apex court also directed that admissions in all 22 National Law Universities (NLUs) be conducted in accordance with CLAT-2020 which is scheduled to be held on September 28.&nbsp;

New Delhi, PTI: The Supreme Court on Monday quashed National Law School of India University Bengaluru's notification for a separate entrance exam. The National Law Aptitude Test-2020 was held on September 12 for admission to its five-year integrated BA LLB (Hons) programme.
While cancelling the NLAT-2020 entrance exam, the apex court also directed that admissions in all 22 National Law Universities (NLUs) be conducted in accordance with CLAT-2020 which is scheduled to be held on September 28.
A bench headed by Justice Ashok Bhushan passed the order on a plea challenging NLAT-2020 filed by former NLSIU vice chancellor Professor R Venkata Rao and the parent of an aspirant.
The bench, also comprising Justices R S Reddy and M R Shah, said all NLUs should start their academic session by mid October.
The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is a centralised national level entrance test for admissions to 22 NLUs in India. Bengaluru's National Law School of India University is one of them.
On September 17, the top court reserved its order on the plea seeking quashing of the NLAT-2020 notification, read with the September 4 press release on NLSIU admissions 2020-21. NLSIU Bengaluru defended its decision in the apex court to hold a separate entrance examination instead of CLAT.
On September 11, the top court gave NLSIU Bengaluru its go ahead to hold a separate exam on September 12 but restrained it from announcing the results and admitting any student till the pendency of the plea.
The bench, which said it is an important matter which needs to be decided, had issued notice to the university and its vice chancellor Professor Sudhir Krishnaswamy and sought their responses on the plea.
The plea termed holding of a separate examination as "manifestly arbitrary and illegal".
NLSIU's action had created unprecedented uncertainty and has imposed an onerous burden and obligations upon thousands of aspirants, who are now uncertain about the future course of action, the plea claimed.
The impugned notification provides that NLSIU shall not accept the scores of CLAT 2020 for admission to academic year 2020-21 and an examination called NLAT be conducted online.

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