University of Delhi, Delhi
Yes there are chances. The maximum limit to complete the course is 6 years. There is a 'special condition' which means only with the permission of the authorities, here in this case is LSR officials, you can be allowed to continue in a regular mode.
There are various course in DU and the cutoff and admission process for most of them can vary.
So please specify the course you are interested to take admission in DU and your qualification.
In case you plan to do simple BA course from DU, your admission will be based on your 12th merit and on best 4 subjects percentage out of which one language course is mandatory.
To be eligibel to apply for DU admissions you need to have an aggregate of 45%
Kindly be specific with the course name as Delhi University provides admission in courses like B.A, B.com, B.Sc etc on the basis of 12th merit only so please tell what is your course of interest.
As there is nothing declared for 2018 admission but you can refer previous year cut off to get a rough idea as the cut off varies college, category and course wise as you have not mentioned the complete details so I would suggest you to go through the below link
In order to get admission in Delhi University for M.SC Chemistry you should have B.Sc. (Gen or hons) with 60% or above marks in aggregate and 60% or above marks in Chemistry. You must have passed 10+2 (Senior Secondary) or equivalent examination recognized by the University and B.Sc. with Mathematics
You have average chances to get Bsc in Computer science but less chances in top colleges.
For this course there is a certain eligibility required. Read below:
'Candidates qualified 12th qualifying examination with Mathematics, one language and two other elective subjects as listed academic subject obtaining 55% marks or securing
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