Hello aspirant,

At first, the minimum eligibility for a candidate is passing out class 12 from Council of Higher Secondary Examination, Odisha or its equivalent exams with about 50% marks. Cut offs vary every year depending on the no. Of applications, level of class 12th , and so on.

For

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. Admission to various courses at Delhi College of Arts and Commerce is currently open for 2022. All UG course admission will start this year through the NTA-conducted Common University Entrance Test (CUET UG). The CUET UG 2022 Phase 2 exam will now be

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. There is only B.Sc Mathematics (honours) in Delhi University. The eligibility to pursue B.Sc Mathematics (honours) through CUET examination is as follows :

Any one language from List A + Mathematics + Any two subjects out of which one should be from List

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The three-year Bachelor of Arts (BA) programme emphasises a variety of academic fields, including English, History, Political Science, Geography, and others. Depending on their preferences and the results of their +2 board exams, candidates may choose to enrol in a BA general or BA Hons degree. While BA Hons

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There are following colleges in Ankleshwar for which you can reach out to the college authority in person for admission related details as most of these colleges don't have any official website;

• Kusumben Kadakia Arts and Commerce College, Ankleshwar
• V T College, Ankleshwar
• Shri Manilal Kadakia College of Commerce,

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If you are an art student then you are eligible for only Army wing of NDA.

It doesn't matter even if you are an Arts student and doesn't have maths you will still have to prepare maths and GAT for NDA

This is because,

NDA examination pattern and syllabus

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Contrary to other fields like engineering, business studies, or the arts, MBBS is not commonly pursued in the US, Canada, UK, Australia, etc. For admission to MBBS programmes, you must pass a local entrance exam in nations including the US, UK, New Zealand, Singapore, Australia, France, Canada, and Malaysia.