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Is JNU or Delhi university good for doing MPH?

Jishan Mondal 28th Oct, 2025

Hello, Yes, JNU is an excellent and well-regarded choice for an MPH. Its Centre of Social Medicine and Community Health (CSMCH) offers a 2-year Master of Public Health program known for its strong academic rigor. The program focuses heavily on the social sciences, research methodology, community health, and health policy. Admission is competitive, based on the CUET-PG exam and a personal interview.

Regarding Delhi University (DU), it does not have a well-known, central MPH program like JNU's. While the "Delhi School of Public Health" exists under its Institution of Eminence (IoE) initiative, its programs are still developing. You might find MPH programs at other state universities in Delhi, like Dr. B. R. Ambedkar University (AUD) or DPSRU, but these are separate from DU.

Therefore, if choosing between the two, JNU is the clear and established option for a research and policy-focused MPH.

I hope you found this information helpful and for any study related queries you can ask in careers360 app, Have a great day!

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Hi I am Shimpli of class 12 I want to do BA in French for interpritation for that how much marks I have to score in CUET as SC...Subject I have to choose in CUET how should I study GAT for that to get addmision in JNU

Chelsie G 8th Sep, 2025

Hi Shimpli! To pursue BA in French (Interpretation) at JNU through CUET, you should aim for a good percentile above 75 to 80% as SC category cutoffs are usually lower than general, but still competitive. In CUET, you will need to choose a language test (French, if offered, or English), plus subjects like General Test . For GAT, focus on reasoning, general knowledge, current affairs, and basic math. Regular practice with sample papers and previous year CUET papers will help you improve speed and accuracy. With consistent study, you’ll have a good chance of admission.

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Jnu french ba addmission procedure

Afreen 17th Aug, 2025

Admission to JNU's BA (Hons) French program requires a minimum of 45% marks in 10+2 or equivalent and a qualifying score in the CUET (UG) exam.

You must appear for both the English Test (Section IA) and the General Test (Section III) in CUET (UG). Based on your CUET scores and JNU's deprivation points policy, a merit list will be published, followed by pre-enrollment registration and fee payment to confirm admission.

Lateral entry into the second year is also possible for those with a bachelor's degree (first year) with at least 45% marks from a recognized institution. Be sure to check JNU's official website or prospectus for the latest and most accurate admission details.

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Jnu french admission procedure

Nikita shahi 18th Aug, 2025

Hi,

Thank for reaching out!

Jawaharlal Nehru University offers French studies at undergraduate and postgraduate levels via the Centre for French and Francophone Studies. Admission pathways changed recently to be aligned with NTA exams, so here’s a helpful breakdown:

UG (e.g., BA Hons or integrated programs) — applicants must appear for CUET-UG (the Common University Entrance Test). Choose the language/general test papers required by JNU for the French program when filling CUET. After CUET results are declared, JNU releases a merit list and calls selected candidates for admission procedures (document verification, fee payment). PG (MA in French) — admission is typically through CUET-PG, and eligibility normally requires a bachelor’s degree with adequate exposure to French or a related language background (check JNU’s specific eligibility in the prospectus). For both UG and PG: collect and keep ready your CUET scorecard, 10th/12th or graduation mark sheets, DOB proof, category/EWS certificates, and proof of identity.

To know more visit: https://www.careers360.com/university/jawaharlal-nehru-university-new-delhi

Good luck,

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I have completed my graduation from Amity University Noida while commuting from my home situated in South Delhi, previously I did my schooling from Kendriya Vidhyalaya JNU campus, Delhi. I also have a Delhi domicile which I made recently. Will I be considered for Delhi Home state quota in GGSIPU MCA

Aryan 3rd Aug, 2025

Hi dear candidate,

There are NO worries as for your kind information, the GGSIPU reserves 85% of it's seats for Delhi domicile and this includes both UG and PG courses. You can register for 2026 IPU CET exam next year for PG courses as the 2025 exam have been conducted already.

BEST REGARDS

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Ive filled form for Ba (hons) in foreign languages at jnu but i forgot which languages i chose in preference?what can i do to find out? plis help

Nikita shahi 25th Jul, 2025

Hi Ayush!

Thanks for your question, and don't worry this happens to many students!

If you’ve filled the form for BA (Hons) in Foreign Languages at JNU, but forgot your language preference, here’s what you can do:

You can follow these steps to check your filled preferences:

1. Login to the JNU admission portal same where you applied via CUET.

2. Go to Application Form Preview or My Applications.

3. You’ll find your language preference list under the Course Details section.

If the portal is closed, wait for the correction window or contact the JNU admission helpdesk via email. They are helpful and often allow minor corrections before councelling.

So the language you chose impacts counseling and merit lists, so it’s important to double-check it.

Best of luck

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What is the cut off of cuet of sociology for jnu bhu du

Abhi sonkar 16th Jul, 2025

Hello

UniversityProgramExpected CUET Cutoff (General)

BHU (VCW)B.A. (Hons.) Sociology~218 marks

DUB.A. (Hons.) Sociology~975–985 marks (very high)

JNUB.A. (Hons.) SociologyLikely ≥700+ (est. 95 percentile)

UniversityCategoryApprox. Cutoff for B.A. (Hons.) Sociology

BHU – VCW CampusSC~220–240 marks

ST~150–160 marks

DU – Top CollegesSC~680–710 marks (~90–95 percentile)

ST~640–690 marks (~85–90 percentile)

JNUSCLikely ~700+ marks (≈95 percentile)

STLikely ~650+ marks (≈90–95 percentile)

Note: these are just expected Round figure

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Delhi state open school boad ka nam ata hai kia sir.apply krne k time me jaisa sabka ata hai please please please please please please reply sir

preeti kataria 12th Jul, 2025

Yes when you fill your form from Delhi State Open School your name also comes in the list just like other students from CBSE or NIOS this board is also accepted by many colleges and it is a government board when you fill the form you have to give your name your marks your documents and the name of your board if you do all this correctly your name will be there in the list the board will check everything and then add your name students from open school are not treated differently your marksheet is also valid and works for admission your name comes in the same way like others when the college shows the list on their website your name will also be there if you have passed in all subjects and your documents are clear your admission will happen easily this board is not fake and many students take admission through this board every year the colleges see your marks and board name only so do not worry at all just keep your documents ready and check your email and phone in case the college contacts you if you face any problem you can also go to the college and show your certificate there they will help you this board is good and you will not have any problem in admission your name will show in the college list same as all other students so stay calm and be ready with your documents and keep checking the college website every day for updates on admission

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I got 220/500 kya mujhe jnu mein ba hons Persian mil skta hai

tanvi bansal 7th Jul, 2025

Hello

The cutoff for BA (Hons) Persian at JNU for this year is 85% for General , 82.8% for OBC, 74.1 for SC, 65.9% for ST and 33.2% for PWD students. So, basically the cutoff varies according to the category.

As your score is 44%, it is difficult to get admission at JNU but if you belong from the categories mentioned above that offer the course at your score , you will get the admission at JNU .

Hope this helps.

All the Best.

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I want to do masters in PSIR from JNU. How should I start and what should I do?

Anushree Thakare 5th Jul, 2025

Hello student,

To pursue an MA in Political Science and International Relations (PSIR) at JNU, you should first focus on understanding the entrance exam syllabus and pattern, then work on strengthening your knowledge of political theory, Indian politics, and international relations.

Additionally, you should build your general knowledge and stay updated on current affairs.

Tip: Practice with past papers and develop strong writing skills for the exam and potential essay-based questions.

JNU uses the CUET PG exam for admissions to the MA PSIR program. You'll need to register and appear for the CUET PG and potentially meet any specific subject test requirements outlined by the university.

Here's a article showing fees, exam and seats available for the course political science and international relations:

https://www.careers360.com/university/jawaharlal-nehru-university-new-delhi/ma-political-science-course

Thank you!!

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