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Doctorate, postgraduate, and undergraduate programmes are all admitted to Delhi University. Admission to undergraduate courses at DU is determined by the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) and the CUET exam. The Delhi University Entrance Test (DUET), which is followed by a personal interview, is the basis for admission to postgraduate programmes at Delhi University. 50% of the available seats are filled based on the merit of the qualifying exam, while the remaining seats are filled based on entrance exam rank, according to Delhi University's postgraduate admissions guidelines.

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Yes, it is necessary/compulsory to give the general test paper for admission to BCom Hons in Delhi University. The general test paper is a part of the admission process and helps assess your aptitude for the course. It is important to prepare well for the test to increase your chances of getting admission. One Cannot get admission in DU with giving the general test examination.

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Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing well ! Don't worry when the counselling will start we will help you in getting better college at any cost . Joint Admission Committee (JAC) for counselling and admission to Undergraduate Programmes in premier Delhi Government funded universities, offering Engineering, Architecture and Management programmes started in the year 2014.

The participating colleges in JAC include:

• Delhi Technological University (DTU)
• Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women (IGDTUW)
• Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology Delhi (IIIT-D)
• Delhi Skill and Entrepreneurship University (DSEU)
• Netaji Subhas University of Technology (NSUT).

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Hello aspirant,

Since the NMIMS Fraternity follows in the footsteps and mentorship of its flagship institute, SVKM's NMIMS Mumbai, I think they have considerably more knowledge and expertise when it comes to MBAs.

In addition to offering enormous potential and encouragement for training and placements, NMIMS Mumbai boasts first-rate faculty and infrastructure and is situated close to Navi Mumbai's corporate, IT, and finance hubs.

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If you have been selected for another university but have backlogs at ARSD College, Delhi University, check with both universities about the transfer process and academic implications. It's essential to resolve any backlogs at Delhi University before leaving.

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Dear student,

As per your marks which you have mentioned, your rank would come in between 21145-16495.

On the basis of this rank, students belonging to the general category are eligible for admission in DTU in the following branches if Delhi is their home state:

1. B. Tech Biotechnology

2. B. Tech Chemical Engineering

3. B. Tech Civil Engineering

4. B. Tech Electrical Engineering

5. B. Tech Electronics and Communication Engineering

6. B. Tech Engineering Physics

7. B. Tech Environmental Engineering

8. B. Tech Mathematics and Computing Engineering

9. B. Tech Mechanical Engineering

10. B. Tech Mechanical Engineering with Specialization in Automotive Engineering

11. B. Tech Production and industrial Engineering

12. B. Tech Software Engineering

If you need any information regarding which colleges you would be eligible for based on your rank and details, then you can refer to the Careers360 JEE Main College Predictor: https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor

Hello aspirant,

Yes, you can still pursue a BCA even if you did not study mathematics in your 10+2 coursework. This is because a mathematics background is not required to pursue a BCA.

The BCA's basic eligibility requirements state that:

******* Candidates must have earned a recognised board's 10+2 diploma in any stream.

******* The candidate should be no older than 17 years old.

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