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Opting for coaching classes in Delhi, such as Akash, can provide access to specialized instruction and resources, potentially enhancing your preparation for exams like the NEET or JEE. However, joining coaching classes in Delhi may also disrupt your school life due to the additional time and effort required. On the other hand, sticking with coaching provided by your school offers convenience and may allow you to maintain a better balance between academics, extracurricular activities, and personal life. Consider your priorities, preferences, and ability to manage the workload before making a decision.

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There are several government Law colleges in Delhi that offer various Undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Law.

Some of the best colleges in Delhi are:

1. Faculty of Law, university of Delhi
2. Campus Law center, University of Delhi
3. Ambedkar University Delhi, school of Law and Governance
4. Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, University school of Law and Legal studies
5. National Law University, Delhi.

For more information about the government colleges in Delhi use the below link.

https://law.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-government-law-colleges-in-delhi

Candidates seeking admission to the MA in History programme offered at the School of Open Learning at the University of Delhi can register with the CUET PG score as well as without CUET score based on marks obtained in the graduation. The merit list for the admission to the MA History programme will be based on the marks obtained in the CUET PG. If seats remain vacant after admission through the CUET PG score, then the remaining seats will be filled through the graduation marks only. Admission in both the categories will be based on the merit.

To get admission to the MA History programme offered at DU SOL , candidates are required to meet the minimum eligibility criteria which is that they either hold a Bachelor's Degree from a recognised University OR Master's Degree from a recognised University OR BA (Hons) History from the University of Delhi. They must obtain a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate or equivalent grade (for UR/ OBC/ EWS category candidates) and 45% marks in aggregate or equivalent grade (for SC/ ST/ PwBD category candidates) in the qualifying examination.

If you meet the eligibility criteria mentioned above, then you can get admission to the MA History programme.

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Delhi's top engineering college is Netaji Subhash University of Technology. There are three campuses: Dwarka, West Delhi, and East Delhi. This college offers a wide range of academic programs. Nonetheless, in order to remain enrolled in this college, one must meet the 75% attendance requirement. Many prestigious MNCs provide NSUT students with attractive packages. For admission, you can apply at JAC Delhi Counseling.

However, you must receive at least a 98.5 percentile in JEE Main in order to be admitted to this college's CSE branch.

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I see you don't mention your category and state pool, so I am considering you are in the general category with Delhi domicile, so for you

With this percentile, you can get a CSE at some state government colleges in Delhi, like DTU, IIITD, which may be in NSUT and NSIT. NIT Delhi will also be a better option for you if you belong to Delhi, so please read the JAC counselling norms and participate in JAC counselling.

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Delhi has around 134 engineering colleges, providing different streams, 122 come under the private authorities, and the remaining 12 are Government institutions. They offer specializations like mechanical, computer science, electronics, and communication, civil, electrical, and several others. The entrance exams accepted by Engineering colleges in Delhi are JEE Main, UPCET, IPU-CET, SRMJEEE, and SRMHCAT. All students who participate in Engineering are recommended to appear for entrance exams without fail. The cut-off scores for entrance exams are often decided based on the difficulty of the exam, the number of students who appear, and several other factors. Merit seats will be restricted to those students who couldn’t obtain a good score in these exams. The recruiting companies often enquire about the year gaps in resumes. Hence it would be ideal for training for a B. Tech degree without having a year gap via direct admissions.

The government colleges in Delhi select candidates based on their merit scores and academic excellence. However, several reputed private colleges in India offer management quota seats, which becomes a savior for students with low cut-off scores in entrance exams. SRM University, Delhi, Amity University, Gurgaon, KIET Ghaziabad, ABES Engineering College, Ghaziabad are popular private engineering colleges in Delhi that offer direct student admissions. Private colleges will begin the seat allotment under the management quota as soon as the merit seat allotment begins.

For more details please visit : https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-get-direct-admission-in-btech-colleges-of-delhi-fsa

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