Hello Chethan!

Following your class 12th there are  a wide variety of courses that you can pursue. You can apply for general courses in various universities, either in your state or somewhere else. You can also sit for many entrance tests in order to get admissions. 

First decide the course

It will totally depending upon the cutoffs of this year,  as far as last year's cutoff I can say there are very less colleges in which you can get a bsc Phy Chem Cs Electronics Applied Science . Apart from these there are even physical science  there is much more

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The cutoff varies category wise from course to course. You are seeking admission in which course in Delhi University?

Also, you can go through the link below and check the previous year cutoff of St.Stephen's College for reference

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Hello Aspirant,

CBSE & ICSE Boards have their own rules & regulations in Result distribution.

In CBSE, Board; ‘Maths ,Science, Hindi & English’ are the main subjects. And, Students can choose an optional subject.

But, for results, only top 5 subjects in which a student performed well, is calculated. This

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The admission process and eligibility criteria varies from college to college. Kindly mention that you are seeking admission in which college so we can provide you the details accordingly. Also, since it is late to answer this query, I hope you have got a seat in any decent college.

Dear Aspirant,
the candidate for being eligible for admission to the Degree Course in Mass Media shall have passed XII Std. examination of the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent and secured not less than 50% marks in aggregate at first attempt.

• candidates need to register for

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Both the boards have a very different curriculum and have their own sets of pros and cons. CBSE is definitely easier than ICSE because of a rather lighter Couse structure. ICSE has a very strong and continuous curriculum right from the primary section so if you are an ICSE