The best of four methodology of calculation is entirely dependent on the instruction of the college or university, you wish to take admission in. Now if you see for every subject there are some compulsory subject you should keep in your best four. English is one of the compulsory subject

Dear Student,

You will not get any college in DU this year with this much only percentage, this year cutoff will touch sky for sure because of unexpected marks distribution by CBSE and other state boards. Better if you give any entrance exam to choose the best course for yourself.

Dear aspirant,

As you have mentioned that you have got 93.8% in 12th cbse board from science stream and you want to study ba hons. In political science stream. So, I would like to tell you in this percentage you would definitely get a good college of your choice.

For

Hi Anusmita,

The eligibility criteria for BSc. Geography Honors is that the candidate need to have cleared 12th or equivalent examination with 50% marks in aggregate or 45% marks in geography.

12th  or high school senior secondary ny the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) or any equivalent exam conducted

Dear aspirant,

As you have mentioned that you have got 93.8 percent in 12th cbse board from science stream and you are wanting to take up ba hons. Political science so let me tell you that you would be able to grab good colleges like Miranda house,Hindu college, hansraj.

For

Dear Darshil,

Your percentage is not enough to take admission in DU as you already know the students got unexpected marks this year so definitely cutoff will jump high compare than previous year. You need atleast 94% to come in the merit list of the science and Arts stream. Even

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you can definitely do that.

Step 1 : withdraw the admission taken in any of the affiliated colleges under the previous cutoff list and download the cancellation form from the official site and fill in the details.

Step 2: A fee of Rs. 1000.00 would be levied

Hello aspirant,

The Delhi University takes into consideration the four subjects in which the aspirants had scored the best marks in their qualifying examination (10+2 examination). Candidates should keep the following points in their mind while calculating the best of four marks. The four subjects the university takes into consideration

Hello Aspirant,

With your score it's difficult to get admission in any of the courses in Delhi University. If you're from some reserved category, then you have better chances.

You must expect higher cutoffs this year, so I'll suggest you to ofcourse check 4-5th cutoffs but also apply in others

Hello Candidate,

Talking about the registration process, the Delhi University (DU) has begun the registration process for undergraduate courses for the academic session 2021-22 from August 2nd. The Candidates applying for the admission to various undergraduate merit-based programmes offered by Delhi University have I submit their online applications by August