DU NCWEB admissions 2026: Delhi University (DU) has released the first cut-off list of Non-Collegiate Women Education Board (NCWEB) for the academic session 2026-27, paving the way for women seeking undergraduate studies through the university’s weekend study programme. Candidates who have met the cut-off for their preferred training center can start completing the online admission process from July 28 through the NCWEB admission portal.The first list of admissions includes BA (Programme) and BCom courses offered at various NCWEB training centers in Delhi. The university has also published the intermediate cut-offs for all these programs.
The official process begins after the first cut
The first cut list was published on July 27, marking the start of admissions for NCWEB graduate programs. Eligible candidates must complete the online application process within the time frame announced by the university. Approval will be given only if the candidate meets the eligibility criteria and verifies all the documents.Unlike regular undergraduate admissions at Delhi University, which is done through the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) on the basis of CUET-UG scores, admissions at NCWEB remain conditional and are determined using Class 12 scores.
NCWEB approval will go through several cycles
Delhi University has organized several admission rounds to fill the available seats. Additional cut off list will be announced if applications remain after each round.The official procedure is as follows:
Candidates are advised to check the portal regularly for updates related to the admissions process and related guidelines.
Eligibility is limited to women residing in Delhi
The Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board provides opportunities for women who cannot attend college full-time due to personal, professional, or family commitments. This program is open to women residing in the National Capital Territory (NCT) of Delhi.NCWEB offers undergraduate courses through teaching centers affiliated with Delhi University, where classes are usually held on weekends. This flexible model helps students pursue higher education while balancing other responsibilities.
The middle cut has been released
The university has announced the first separate list of each NCWEB training center offering BA (Programme) and BCom courses. Acceptance will be based on those who will meet the cut-offs applicable to the chosen field and their studies, as well as the correct verification of academic records and other requirements.The detailed cut off percentages have been uploaded along with the admission information on the official website of the university.
Registration ended at the beginning of this month
The NCWEB undergraduate admissions online registration process was conducted between July 8 and July 24. With the release of the first merit list, the university has now entered the official phase.Candidates who were not admitted in the first round should not lose hope, as the university will publish additional cut-off lists based on the availability of seats. Those awaiting admission should keep an eye on future announcements and complete the admission process within the deadlines specified for each visit.