Odisha +2 admission: The second phase cut off marks are out: 2017

The Odisha cut off list for the admission of +2 has been finally declared. The next and the second merit list shall be declared by June 23rd of 2017. Many numbers of students are eagerly waiting for a longer period of time to check the merit list and this anxiety shall end by Friday.

The highest cut off percentage within the Science Stream has been recorded by Ravenshaw College in Cuttack with a percentage of about 91.33. The BJB (BuxiJagabandhuBidyadhar) college has recorded the second highest cut off by having a percentage of about 91.20 within the Science Stream.

Within the Science stream, the Ramadevi Women’s college has recorded 84 percentages, the Fakir Mohan Junior College has recorded 96.17 percentages and the Khallikote Junior College has recorded 85.67 percentages.

Within the arts stream, the Ravenshaw junior college has recorded about 73 percentage, the BJB Junior college has recorded about 74.67 percentage, the RD Junior college has recorded about 70.67 percentage, the Fakir Mohan junior college has recorded about 72.50 percentage and the Khallikote junior college has recorded about 62 percentage in the second merit list.

Within the arts stream, the Ravenshaw junior college has recorded about 77.90 percentage, the BJB Junior college has recorded about 81 percentage, the RD Junior college has recorded about 66.50 percentage, the Khallikote junior college has recorded about 64.50 percentage and the Fakir Mohan junior college has recorded about 52.67 percentage in the second merit list.

The students can check the cut off marks by visiting the official web portal ww.dheodisha.gov.in
The admissions for the second phase shall start from June 24 and shall end by June 28th of 2017. The students need not worry if their names are not listed in the first merit list, as there are two more merit lists to published in the upcoming days.

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