Hello dear

See to do ba hons economics you no need to add your mathematics marks in calculating your best four percentage.

The eligibility criteria to study economics honours is to only you have to study mathematics in your +2 and must attain minimum of 50% inn it. That's it.

Hello Priyanka, There are various bsc courses in DU are :

• B.Sc (Hons.) Computer Science
• B.Sc (Hons.) Mathematics / Statistics
• B.Sc Mathematical Sciences

The above mention courses requied 60% or more in mathematics.

• B.Sc (Hons.) Anthropology/ Biological Sciences/ Botany/ Microbiology/ Zoology
• B.Sc (Hons.) Chemistry/ Physics/ Polymer Science

And the above

Hey!

To get admission in DU bsc honors in Mathematics or computer science students must have atleast 60% in 10+2 and in other branches such as bsc in home science, geology, food technology etc minimum marks required are 50% in 10+2 from a recognized board. To check minimum eligibility in

Hello Aspirant,

I think it is very difficult for you take admission in DU with 83% because their min is 95 % even if you have (93-95)%  you may have a chance in it. Well you can try in it if you want.

for more information you may go through

Hello dear student,

BA eng Hons is a 3 years course while LLB is  graduation program which is of 3years duration . So any student can pursue LLB after completion of graduation in any discipline.  While in du you won't find this what you are asking for .

Meanwhile in

hey,

i hope you are doing well

delhi university admission for all the under graduate courses except some are done on the basis of merit they release every year, cutoff really goes high so one must have secured a good percentage in their 10+2 , admission will get started as

Hello student yes you're eligible for BA English (Hons) Undergraduate Course offered by University of Delhi as eligibility criteria Says - Candidates must passed class 12 in any stream with minimum 55 percent aggregate marks in English along with 3 best subjects.

For more updates refer to the link mentioned

Hello Rajesh,

While calculating best of four, the following subjects are considered:

• One language
• One subject in which admission is sought
• Any two other academic subjects as per list A offered by University of Delhi.

You can check the subjects included in list A at this link: http://www.dr.du.ac.in/adsubjects.php

In your

Hello,

First of all, choose a subject in your graduation which you find interesting, and there's eagerness within you to know more and more about that subject, it can be anything such as political science, history, geography, economics etc. and in order to appear for UPSC there's no restriction in