Hi priyanshu. Both the colleges are good and congrats for getting that good percentage. But for the course you are asking I think you should join Dyal Singh College. 

Dear Aryan

This year ICAR examination will be conducted by NTA and its is clearly mentioned in NTA’s official website that “Candidate having a compartment/ supplementary in any of the subjects will not be eligible unless proof of having cleared the examination with requisite percentage that is more than 50%

Hey,

acharya narendra dev is a decent college of Delhi University. But if you have options then you should definitely seitch your college. You should switch your college to dyal singh college. It is a very popular college of Delhi University and is famous for its societies. Also the location

Hi Aspirant

A lot of students face this kind of confusion during counseling. The most important thing to be considered here is that you must go for a branch that interests you the most. All of them are excellent colleges.

You must gather as much information as you can about

Hello student ,

Though your from a science background you can do BA/B.des in product designing .

Here is the eligibility criteria for pursuing UG in product designing

1. Interested candidates should score at least 50% or above in their 10+2 qualifying exams.
2. Individuals can complete 10+2 in any stream from

yes you can appear for the counselling session

Hello Meldi,

Yes you can apply for engineering process. But the problem is your tnea cutoff will be very low so you should not get admission through counselling. So they should not call you for counselling. Better you can get admission through management quota if you really want to study

Hi Niharika

Congrats for the rank you have secured in Andhra University

For the rank you have secured in Andhra University CET you can get seat in Andhra University Visakhapatnam as your rank matches with the eligibility criteria of the andhra University CET. You can also get in organic and

Hi Harhsit,

Yes, you are right. If you have cleared the bare minimum marks required in Physics, Chemistry and Biology, then having a compartment in Maths won't create a problem for you to take admission. For detailed insight into the eligibility criteria, visit the link provided:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

In case of

Hi Harshit,

According to the norms of the NTA, the eligibility criteria for NEET is:

• Qualifying Marks: UR - 50%, OBC/SC/ST - 40%, PWD - 45% (minimum aggregate marks only for PCB subjects)

So accordingly, if you have cleared this cutoff for Physics, Chemistry and Biology, and even if