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Sir agr mene peechli year B.sc ki scholar Lee hai agr use chhod du to m B.tech m scholar prapt kar sakta hu ya nhi

Nithesh 31st Aug, 2018

hello 

aditya madhav please provide the inforamtion in english so that i can understand ur langauge and i can slove the problem actually u provided the inforamtion in the writing in english language but inforamtiion is in hindi so please make the comment so that i can help u 

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Sir agr mujhe B.sc m scholar Milo ho peechli year aur phir m use chhod du aur B.tech m admission le lu to mujhe B.tech ki schlr milegi ya ni

Kumud Sahni 31st Aug, 2018

Hello,

The scholarship is different for both B.tech and B.Sc. courses. I don't think it would be continued in B.tech also. You can still talk to college authorities and confirm the same.

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how to cahnge from SOL DU TO REGULAR COLLEGE IN DU AT 2 AND 3 YEAR

ruchika.chauhan Expert 31st Aug, 2018

Hello,

Migration of students from SOL to regular colleges is allowed. Student has to meet the requirements laid down by the University. Migration to the 2nd and 3rd year would be allowed in the same course and same subject.  Refer to the link below for details-

https://sol.du.ac.in/solsite/Admission/Adm_Migration.aspx

Hope this helps.

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Can it be possible to change course in du by doing CBSE improvement exam.

Anonymous 30th Aug, 2018

Hii

By going for CBSE Improvement Exam, you will again fill the DU Application Form next year. So, accordingly you can make the necessary changes in the courses.



All the best.

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Hi this is harika scored neet score 255also registered in MCC 1st and 2nd round any chance of getting mbbs Seat under DU

Mayank Kukreti 30th Aug, 2018
Hello
Sorry but based upon your scores and the previous year Cutoff the chances of getting a seat with this score is quite low. The competition level is very high and you need to have a better score to secure a seat in medical colleges.
Goodluck
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If i have cancelled my admission from du, after that if any cut off will be release so du will consider my name again for pg course?

Aditya Gupta 29th Aug, 2018
Dear I think it would not be considered as you already withdrew your name but still you see that whether you are considered or not and also once confirm the same from college as DU rules are changed every year.
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I am currently in 1st year du (economics).I want to give 1 more try to jee exam.can I left graduation after 1st year.

Shivam Gautam 29th Aug, 2018
Dear Avinash

Yeah definitely you should because i guess you are left out with one attempt only and you should definitely try in the next year infact from next year onwards you have 2 attempts to write the JEE MAINS that will be the bonus for you. So definitely you
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When will the form for admission in bams/bhms courses in Delhi University through fmsc will release? What are the important dates ?

manisha.gupta 28th Aug, 2018

Officially there is no any notification regarding the application form of BAMS or BHMS programme. You can stay tuned with the official website for the updated information.

 

Good Luck!

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Hii, I am a graduate from Delhi University with 59% . I have mat 2017 score 525 . I am eligible for 2019 admission in Mba

Karan Hedaoo 28th Aug, 2018
Hello Michael,

MAT Exam is Management Aptitude Test which is conducted by AIMA.  Eligibility Criteria is 50% in graduation . So, you're basically eligible for MBA program.

MAT Exam is conducted twice a year and the score is valid for that particular period and score validity is for that year
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Compare the difference between physical science with chemistry abd physical science with computer science in Delhi University.

Samrin Khan 28th Aug, 2018

Specialisation matters.
In chemistry they teach you the whole part (organic, inorganic and physical)
But in physical chemistry they will teach you specifically.

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