Hello Aspirant,

No, you need not write any entrance exam for admission for Bcom in the Delhi University all you have to do is to fill the application form and wait for the cutoff to be released through which you could get enrolled.

Hope this helps

Good Luck

Hello Anjali! You stand a chance to get admission in Delhi University only if you have attempted the DU entrance exam which was held from 6th September to 11th September, 2020 and if you have a good rank.

If you haven't attempted the exam, I am sorry that you have

Hello Anjali! I am glad that you are craving for getting a seat in B.Sc Computer Science at the Delhi University. DU grants admissions based on a candidates performance in DU Entrance Exam, by preparing the cut -off list. DU Entrance exams already took place from 6th September to 11th

Hey

Even if you are from the reserved category, your score is very less for getting admission in Delhi University. According to your question, you want to pursue science courses. The cut offs are generally really high and your score will not help you to get admission in any science

Hey Anjali

73.8% is not the score that will help you to get admission in Delhi University. Generally, if you look at some previous year's cut off trends, cut offs are closed at a score around 79-80%.

But if you're willing to choose to pursue any regional courses and you're

Hello,

90.2% is a good percentage but being honest, it is not good for DU colleges. The DU cut- Offs for all the categories are out and percentage cut-off for general category for Hansraj college and many more 97%. If you belong to a reserved category you might still stand

Hey

The best of four percentage in Delhi University is calculated by taking 1 language subject and 3 core subjects into consideration. The 3 core subjects have to  be chosen from the List B which is already prescribe by the Delhi University.

In order to known in detail about calculation

Hi aspirant,

Here's list of top arts colleges with economics. You can choose in which you want to take admission.

Lady Shri Ram College for Women,New Delhi

Loyola College, Chennai

St. Xavier's College, Mumbai

Christ University, Banglore

Presidency College, Chennai

Madras Christian College, Chennai

Chandigarh University , Chandigarh

Hindu College,

Hey Aman

You've mentioned the course that you want to pursue but not the category to which you belong so it's difficult to estimate any college without relevant information. Bcom hons is a very popular course of DU and hence the cut off for the same is pretty high.

Assuming

Hello Aspirant,

No, you don't need to register separately. You just need to select the course and college from its website, as and when DU releases its each cut-off and submit the required documents. You can only apply to one college and one course in each cut-off.

You can select