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Admission in DTU is through JAC delhi counselling. Only PCM aggregate is considered for DTU eligibility. And not your 12th overall percentage

Yes, with 60 % in 12th boards in the aggregate of PCM you are definitely eligible for DTU

This is because,

To be eligible for DTU one

Its not mandatory to have Computer Science/Mathematics in 10+2 for most of the colleges. So you are eligible to apply for the course of BCA (some colleges have this restrictions but most colleges don't) after checking the eligibility requirements of the college of your preference.

Some of the top Non-Maths

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MAT Entrance Examination has 5 sections namely

• Intelligence and Critical Reasoning
• Data Analysis and Sufficiency
• Language Comprehension
• Indian and Global Environment
• Mathematics

Each section has 40 questions. Some of the MAT participating institutes do not consider Indian and Global environment marks. There is no sectional cut off score in

MATHEMATICS  is a skill which you develop over time. So don't worry about this. There is nothing you called Average. It may be the case, that you have not pushed yourself that much. See the interest is the main factor for a student who want to pursue a career in

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• Sikkim Manipal University.
• IGNOU Delhi - Indira Gandhi National Open University.
• Aliah University, Kolkata.
• St Xavier's College, Ahmedabad.
• Birla Institute of Technology , Mesra
• YMCA Faridabad - JC Bose University of Science and Technology, YMCA.

Hope this information helps!!!

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The CUET Exam, also known as the Central Universities Common Entrance Test is a common exam for getting admission into 45 central Universities of India. It is a computer-based entrance exam conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). Candidates planning to take admission into

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Yes, All the students who are aspiring to fulfill their dreams in the field of engineering should read this article to understand the eligibility marks for engineering admission and MHT CET eligibility criteria in the states of Maharashtra. Math and Physics as mandatory subjects with either one from Chemistry,