Dear aspirant,

University of Delhi considers a candidate's best of three subjects marks for admission to Science courses and best of four subjects marks for Humanities and Commerce courses. If you wish to seek admission to any college under the university, you cannot use your overall percentage. There is also

Dear aspirant,

Hostel accommodation of Jamia Millia Islamia and University of Delhi is comparatively low as both are government universities. PGs near colleges are generally expensive as they are privately owned.

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Dear aspirant,

Based on your percentage, there are various colleges you can apply to under University of Delhi. If you had science in your class 12 and wish to pursue science courses in college, you will have to calculate your best of three subjects to seek admission. If you had

Dear aspirant,

For admission to Science courses in University of Delhi, your best of three subjects marks are calculated. Based on the high percentage that you have obtained, there are various colleges under the university you can apply at for BSc Physics, like Acharya Narendra Dev College, Deshbandhu College, Kirori

Dear aspirant,

Based on the cutoff lists of University of Delhi for the academic year 2020-21, your chances of getting admission in BCom are limited to only a few colleges and that too, in subsequent cutoffs. However, the cutoffs are not the same for every academic session so I suggest

Dear aspirant,

University of Delhi considers your best of four subjects marks to admit students. I request that you calculate your best of four marks and check the previous years cutoff lists based on which you'll be able to determine whether or not you might get into the university.

To

Dear aspirant,

According to the information regarding admissions provided by the University of Delhi, a candidate has the option to opt for reallocation for which they will have to wait for the next cutoff list and on the basis of that, they may or may not confirm their admission.
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Dear aspirant,

All the students of University of Delhi actually pay their fees to the college they're attending. As of now, there is no such information on whether a person can pay their fees in installments. However, all the colleges and the university have set up fee waiver and financial

Dear aspirant,

As per the information given on the official website of University of Delhi, you can use your state caste certificate at the time of filling up the application provided that, at the time of admissions, you will produce the mandatory document (like in your case, the central OBC

Dear aspirant,

As per the information given on the official site of University of Delhi, it is clearly stated that the OBC certificate of an applicant must be issued by SDM.

To know more, access the link below. The link contains all the information regarding UG admission is DU.
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