Pune: The cut off percentage in second merit list of all reputed colleges in the city has almost remained the same as it was in the first merit list. The difference in cut off is only of a few points and hence there is a fierce competition amongst students to secure admission in colleges of their choice.

The Maharashtra School Education and Sports Department has released the First Year Junior College (FYJC) second merit list 2020 on its official website. Here’s the list of reputed colleges in Pune city and their cut off percentages in the second merit list

Name of College: Stream: Cut off

Ferguson College: Science: 96.40 percent

Symbiosis College: Arts: 96.20 percent

Symbiosis College: Commerce: 93.40 percent

Abasaheb Garware College: Arts: 67.20 percent

Abasaheb Garware College: Commerce: 93.80 percent

Sir Parashurambhau College: Arts: 83 percent

Sir Parashurambhau College: Commerce: 92.40 percent

Sir Parashurambhau College: Science: 93.20 percent

Dr. Kalmadi Shamrao High School and Junior College: Arts: 93.40 percent

Dr. Kalmadi Shamrao High School and Junior College: Commerce: 88.40 percent

Dr. Kalmadi Shamrao High School and Junior College: Science: 94 percent

Modern College, Shivajinagar: Arts: 66.20 percent

Modern College, Shivajinagar: Commerce: 87.80 percent

Modern College, Shivajinagar: Science: 92.40 percent

Ness Wadia College: Commerce: 72.20 per cent

City Pride Junior College: Commerce: 82.80 percent

City Pride Junior College: Science: 92.60 percent

The cut off percentage in first merit list for Science at Fergusson College was 97.4 per cent while in the second list it is 96.4 per cent.

The cut off in first merit list for Commerce admission at Sir Parshurambhau College was 92.60 per cent while in the second list it is 92.40 per cent.

The cut off for admission in arts stream at Symbiosis college in the first merit list was 96.60 per cent while in the second list it is 96.20 per cent. Similarly, for commerce admissions at Symbiosis college, the cut off in first merit list was 94.2 per cent, which has dropped to 93.40 in the second merit list.