Hi

English is the compulsory subject, you have to consider the marks of English. Then look for the most highest marks you have got in rest of the 3 subjects and consider them. Add them togather and calculate the percentage.

For example

If someone gets 90 in biology, 85 in

Hi Gautamgola!

Delhi University conducts an entrance exam(DU B.Ed. exam) for B.Ed program admission, for same application portal is open till 31st August 2021. To write the entrance exam, candidate must meet the eligibility criteria, according to which candidates must have a minimum of 50% marks in Bachelor’s Degree or

Hey Sania !

If you want to do Bsc life science so the eligibility criteria is to have completed 10+2 schooling or equivalent, which includes Chemistry, physics and Biology (PCB) as subjects, with an aggregate of 50% marks are eligible for BSc life science so it will be more better

No, whenever you are applying for Delhi University in the merit list your category will be mentioned , more precisely the category that you have applied for will be present along with your application details. There will not be any separate merit list but the published list will have your

hi,

see statistics is  currently a very demanding topics in the field of analytics. companies like market research, analytical organization hires the candidates of statistics background to work as data analyst, predictive analyst , business analytics like position. however you have to do masters degree from reputed institute to get

Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you yes you can certainly get admissions in delhi university north campus in B.A economics hons as you have secured a decent percentage in class 12th so it will certainly land you in north campus in delhi

Hi,

Hope you are doing well.

Yes, you have a chance to get enrolled to SRCC's B.com programme with this percentage and category. On their official website, you can find all of the latest updates for each round of admission. Or you can also checkout the article for more details

Hi aspirants

It depends upon the course you choose.  There are courses that do no require maths as a subject, such as, B.Sc Chemistry, Biology, Zoology, Botany, Anthropology, BA programme, English hons, Pol sci hons, etc.

Some courses like BCA, BBA, Economics, B. COM , to this Maths is complusory

Dear aspirant,

Delhi University will release the cut off list from 7th to 10th of September. It must be noted that the du cut off will be the closing marks for admission. It is expected to release 8-9 list of cut offs.

Coming to your question as you have mentioned