Hello, Aspirant!

First of all the question you have posted is a bit confusing. But let me try to answer your query.

For Central University Entrance Exam (CUET), one can add upto six domain subjects. Since you've already selected four subjects, you can add two more subjects of your choice.

Hi,

As per your mentioned query yes, you can choose any subject as your extra subject. After new education policy it is possible for students to study whichever subject they want to study only if the subject is available in the college.

But in this situation you can face a

Hello aspirant,

The syllabus for CUET Physical Education is structured into nine components. Throughout the article, each of these nine sections has a number of sub-sections or chapter groups that are roughly equal in importance. It is an important domain subject for those interested in pursuing education in fitness and

See, Mathematics in class XIIth examination is treated as a core subject and you cannot ever replace a core subject from your palette no matter what. So, unfortunately you CANNOT replace Maths with Physical Education immaterial of whether you want Maths or not. So, if you fail in Maths, then

Hello Aspirant,

You can choose any one by your choice. But as per the records IP is growing well as compare to CS.

So you should take IP.

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, there is a chance that you can get chemical Engineering at Vellore campus. As you have secured 36000 rank , that is a very good rank. According to previous year(2021)  information for category 1 rank was under 37000 and for category 2 rank was under 58690. So,

Definitely yes! See, the prerequisites of a B.Com course in Delhi University is that you should have taken commerce stream in your class XI and XII, which we can see from your subjects which are Accounts, Business Studies, and EP. So, these subjects form the basics of B.Com (//B.Com) and

Hello Aspirant,

See percentage which is considered for determining the eligibility for JEE-Advance is of overall class 12th result not for best scoring subjects so your overall percentage matters however for this year the percentage criteria has been relaxed and even if you have scored less than 75% then also

Hello aspirant,

In your class 12th examination, failing in one subject is not considered a fail in your overall year of class 12th. As you mentioned that you had 6 subjects in 12th and you are passed in 5 subjects so even if you have failed in one subject, you

Hi, only the subject you have studied in class 12th will be counted for DU merit list. Language subject is always counted when taking out the aggregate percentage. Apart from this the other three subjects will be decided on the basis of marks obtained in them. The best 3 subjects