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The ranks are decided based on many factors like the difficulty level of the examination,the total number of test-takers,the maximum marks obtained by the candidates in the DU JAT exam amd the average score of the candidates obtained in the entrance exam. So until they officially release
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As per our latest update ( https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-pg-eligibility-criteria ) you can very well persue a MA or MSc in Mathematics from Delhi University provided that you have a Bachelor degree in any subject with 3 courses ( one year duration each) or 6 courses each of one semester having mathematics
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Congratulation on getting 94% in DU JAT. You haven't specified any course that you are looking for. So in this case you should have a look at the cut-off for this you can click here it should open on a new page, the cut-offs as per overall and
Hi Student ,
Yes , you can do MSc in forensic science after doing BSc in life science not only in Delhi university or IPU but also from any college . As per criteria you must complete BSc in science from any subject from recognised university with minimum 55% .
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The course BSc physical science is available with an additional choice of any two subjects that is either you choose chemistry or computer science.
When you go for Bsc physical science with computer science, chemistry will not be introduced in your course and vice versa for the case of
As per your query, I will suggest you to go for Shaheed Rajguru College. According to the reviews and rankings, this college is better choice over Vivekanand College. The faculty here is well educated and experienced.
You can also compare colleges here with the tool available in career 360
You've mentioned your score and the course that you want to pursue but not the category to which you belong so it will be a bit difficult to accurately tell your chances of getting into Kirorimal College for English Hons. As per previous cut off trends, the closing cut
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According to official information graduation students are not allowed for migration in 2nd year. But it is even mentioned if the transfer is compulsory do consult the administration and then principal with reasonable reason for migration. So, just let your college know about your administration and if they agree
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