Hii,

The best colleges/universities for pursuing Bachelor's in Sociology hons are-

1.Presidency College, Kolkata

2.Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi

3.St Xaviers College, Kolkata

4.Amity University,

5.Osmania University

You can also visit the following link for more information - https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-ba(hons)-in-sociology-universities-in-india

You can reach out to us for more help regarding admissions,

Hello Aspirant !

NO , Delhi University does not offer course in M.SC Networking.

It only offers M.SC. courses in following specializations:

1. Humanities & Social Sciences
2. Science
3. Accounting & Commerce
4. Business & Management Studies
5. Medicine & Health Sciences
6. Teaching & Education
7. Mass Communication & Media
8. IT & Software
9. Banking, Finance

Hii Arjun,

Maths is mandatory for one to apply.Unfortunately you don't have maths in your class 12th boards and hence you are not eligible for applying for the university of delhi Joint entrance exam for admissions to BBA/BMS/BBE. Maths is mandatory for you to have to be able to apply

hi Ankita,

As you the competition is increasing seriously, the student scoring more 95% has reached more than 12k in cbse and more than 72k got more than 90% in recent years. The rise of cutoffs in DU depends on the applicants marks who has applied for admission. This year,

As of now there is no upper age limit for NEET because there is a case pending in the Supreme Court. Now we might have a judgment atleast the next year and if there is an upper age limit for NEET, you might miss out on it depending on your

hello aspirant

well there is availability of double occupancy in each room and the hostel consists of 344 rooms .a community area is also provided for the interaction of students and a well maintained visiting area for the visitors.there is also sports facility for the students .the rooms and the

• For DU graduates: merit based (38 seats)
• for others: entrance exam  (38seats)

Hello Vidhi,

Since the cut offs for Delhi University vary every year depending upon the results of class 12 so one cannot predict the cuts offs at all.

I would suggest you to have a look at last year's cut off for this course and you will be able to

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