Hello  aspirant!

Seeing the past cut off trends, There are chances that you will land in some good college not possibly in the first cut off list but definitely in the second or third merit list. So be patient.

You can check your rank and college estimation through the link provided below:

https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor?utm_soource=qna&utm_medium=du_cp

Wishing you all the very best!

Hey there!

The four year full time BFA course is divided into 2 parts namely, Foundation and specialisation.

The syllabus of the course revolves around the following topics and units

1)Printing techniques

2)Making block print with objects selected at random in one’s environment

3)Making a stencil print

4)Stencil and evolution of stencil printing

5)Printmaking medium such as lithography, etching, silkscreen and collography

6) Nature and characteristics o various drawings and so on.

You can visit the official website to know more about the curriculum.

Hope this information has helped you. All the very best!!!

Dear Student ,

Your preparation will not be depend on any institutes but only on your cleared concepts . DTU or IIIT Delhi.. both institutes will teach you the whole syllabus by every semesters , if you were asking about placement recruitments.. then this comparison may exist .. but you have to study hard and clear your concepts by solving doubts , exercise and revisions ..

Some  private coaching institutes may help you to rank better in your GATE or ESE exams .. but , you need to prepare your strategy for preparation of GATE and ESE exams .. as these exams includes some beyond syllabus subjects that you need to be study during your preparation.

Well, for your reference .. go through this two articles , these will help you to prepare for these two exams  :

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-gate-without-coaching

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ese-preparation-tips

Hope this helps !

Best wishes !!

i get 144368 crl rank and 44k in obc ...can i get dtu in chemical engineering...plzzz tell me from outside delhi region

Hello aspirant

Hope you are doing great there . You will be glad to know that yes , you can easily get a seat in MAIT , Rohini , since you have delhi home state quota . I would suggest to participate till the end rounds of counelling if you don't get a seat in the initial round .

The closing rank for CSE in MAIT is 64951 .

You can also use the link below to predict colleges :

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hope my answer helps

Wish you all the very best!

Dear leaner,

Most probably the syllabus for the same course with in different states or other states are covalently connected,

The bsc physics is one of the.boring cum intersting subjects where you could have many practical and the subject it's self is practically proven ,

In delhi University the bsc physics honour syllabus includes 3 semester

Sem 1 : maths, chemistry, technician writting,

Sem 2; maths oscillation and electricity and magnetic,

Digital electronics.

Here are the few text book that are suggested

1. Introduction to electrode - David Griffith .j
2. Electricity and magnetic field- Edward mills
3. Fundamentals of statstics- Frederick Reif
4. Mechancs
5. Modern physics by s chandra .

The bsc physics in other states like Calcutta has minnor changes like subjects and chemistry,maths and his/ her generic electronic subjects ,along with relavent 3 semister exams

All the best.

Hey Aspirant,

Your rank of 45031 is okay according to sc category . But you not be able to get IIIT which is best government college in Delhi after IIT.  But you might get DTU or NSUT work done of branches but the chances for you to get CSE , IT or ECE there are low but after some rounds of counselling you maybe able to get that.

Please refer below link to predict your college

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=jee_cp

I hope this helps!!

Hello ma’am,

Students of AIIMS are not eligible for any state quotas unfortunately. You can only contest for the (AIQ) All India Quota seats, which are 50% of the total available seats.

Please do note that there have been revisions in the reservations given so check what % of seats are available for your category and apply accordingly.

Wishing you the best of luck!

Dear aspirant,

Based on the high percentage of marks you've obtained, there are a lot of colleges under University of Delhi where you can study BSc Honors in Physics, like Hindu College, Kirori Mal College, Ramjas College, Hansraj College, St. Stephens College, Sri Venkateshwara College etc. To seek admission to any college under the university, you need to fill out the application form where you have to upload your basic information (Name, Age, Gender, etc.), the marks that you have obtained in class 12 and other information. Also, to seek admission at St. Stephens College, you need to separately apply at the college website to seek admission. Once the university releases the cutoffs for respective courses and colleges, you can check which college you can apply at.

If you wish to check previous years cutoffs, please use the link provided below:

DU Cut Off 2021, 2020, 2019: Arts, Commerce, Science Cutoff List PDF (careers360.com)

If you still have some doubts, you use the link provided below to clear your doubts.

DU Admission 2021 - Cut Off Dates (By October 1), Application Form (careers360.com)

Hope this helps!

Hi, so in terms of course I would suggest you to go for Computer Science. Reason being, if you are a software engineer you already know everything about the work of an Information Technology professional. Basically a computer science engineer develop software and an information technology professional works on maintaining those softwares. Also there is a great market for developers around the world.

Also developers have great salary packages.

So you can go with software engineering.

If you want a better college you can go for DTU since it is well established.

Hope this is helpful.