Dear aspirant, Delhi University (DU) is one the most prestigious universities in the nation and getting in there is highly competitive. NTA conducts DU entrance test (DUET) for admission to DU. You can check more about it here-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/du-btech

Also 63 percentile won't  help , as there is a lot

Dear leaner,

B Pharmacy department in du costs 1,48000 per year , contact them by 26563342, 2656377.

For application it cost around 750 for ur/obc along with entrance exam fee

Registration fee varies according to categories

Obc/ur -250/-

St/sc/PWD -150/-

Sports --100/-

Eca --100/- .

Here go through the link

Hello Student,

In order to score good in B.El.Ed entrance exam you need to see the format of the exam, what type of questions are asked in that. B.El.Ed entrance exam is based on all we have studied in class 10. There are questions from Science, Mathematics, Social science, English

Hello Kanishka,

Delhi University provides Undergraduate courses on both merit and Entrance exam basis.

Some of the courses having entrance exams in DU are:

• BMS/BFIA/BBE
• B.EL.ED
• Five year integrated programme for journalism
• B.Tech

All of them have eligibility criteria to be able to give entrance. For more information about them,

Hello,

Delhi university is the one of the renowned university of the nation. As of now , DU have 90 colleges affiliated, constituent and recognised colleges  spreading all over Delhi.It have two campuses ,North and South.Some of the renowned colleges are

St Stephen’s College Hindu College
Sri Ram College of

The entrance exam for B.El.Ed is conducted via offline mode. All the applicants are allotted centres ( who fulfil the eligibility criteria) and they are allotted computers to attempt the MCQ's.

This year, the mode can vary due to the pandemic so wait for the final announcement.

Hello student,

Before pandemic, B.El.Ed Entrance exam was an offline exam through computer mode i.e. the candidate had to visit the centre and attempt the MCQ's on the computer allotted to us.

The procedure for this year also might be the same, it will be a bilingual exam, which will

Hey Aspirant!

There is no perfect strategy for anything. All you can do is, work until you find out what strategy you are comfortable with. Start by being consistent in your studies and practice a lot of sample question papers. There is no shortcut to success so, make a plan,

Hello,

Delhi University, School of Open Learning offers BA(Hons) English which you can pursue if you're interested, the eligibility criteria is passed 10+2 from a recognized board securing 65% aggregate with 75% in English Core or 65% in English Elective/Functional English (at least with one language that is only English,