Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing well ! Before 1 or 2 year it was not allowed to do dual degree at the same time but now it is allowed . You can do both but the timing should not be clash also don't show both degrees anywhere together show once According to situation.

UGC has allowed students to pursue dual degree at the same time . Students will be given a choice to pursue the degrees in physical mode, hybrid mode or online mode.

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Correct Answer: Marginal Utility (MU)

Solution : The correct option is Marginal Utility (MU).

The change in total utility due to the consumption of one additional unit of a commodity is called Marginal Utility. It is the additional satisfaction or benefit that a consumer derives from consuming one more unit of a good or service. Marginal Utility is a key concept in microeconomics.

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Yes, It is compulsory to pursue Economics honours with maths as a subject. You should have to take maths no matter whether it is your compulsory subject or additional subject (6th Subject). It is compulsory to take maths in all colleges that come under DU. All you need to do is pass in maths and there is no need to worry about scoring good.

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As per the calendar of 2023-2024, the semester one classes for the batches started from November 20. The end of semester classes, preparatory leave and practical exams will take place from March 8 to 15, 2024.

For the second semester, classes will begin on April 1. The end of classes, preparatory leave and practical exams will be from July 21 to 28.

Semester 2 theory exams of all these subjects will be held from July 29 to August 11.

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Which board and how many grace marks did u got? If you're aggregate pcb is more than 50% then you're eligible don't worry about the grace mark that is given my every board in India except cbse and it is acceptable, reappearing 12th again will make you a private candidate,NMC doesn't want private candidate to appear for neet, every year this case gets hold on supreme court,so it's better if you don't give improvement exam if you already have pcb  50% combination

Hello aspirant,

I regret to inform you that a B.Sc. in computer science at DU requires a math component.

The requirements for eligibility include a minimum of 60% in maths in your 12th grade year and the necessity to search for cutoffs in order to be admitted. Cut-offs are extremely high at DU.

Although you can pursue a BCA, you might need to take a second math exam in addition to your semester 1 exam s.

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