Hey!

No it's not compulsory to study History in 10+2 in order to pursue a bachelor's degree in it, there might be some percentage deduction in a few colleges but minor. Otherwise, if you have cleared 10+2 you are very much eligible to pursue BA History Honours.

Best of luck.

Hii aspirants

let me clear your doubt .it is not necessary to study history in 10+2 in order yo persue ba honours du.

the basic eligiblity criteria to get admissionis that  if you have cleared 10+2 you are very much eligible to pursue BA History Honours.

Hey!

No it's not compulsory to study History in 10+2 in order to pursue a bachelor's degree in it, there might be some percentage deduction in a few colleges but minor. Otherwise, if you have cleared 10+2 you are very much eligible to pursue BA History Honours.

Best of luck.

Hey!

No it's not compulsory to study History in 10+2 in order to pursue a bachelor's degree in it, there might be some percentage deduction in a few colleges but minor. Otherwise, if you have cleared 10+2 you are very much eligible to pursue BA History Honours.

Best of luck.

Hey!



There are two ways to pursue masters in Chemistry  from University of Delhi,

1) Merit based: Selection is done on the basis of your graduation percentage.

2) Entrance exam.

The only way you can avoid entrance is through scoring at least 60% aggregate or equivalent grade in Bsc in

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Eligibility in Merit Category is 60% or above marks in aggregate or equivalent grade.

colleges that offered M.Sc chemistry are

Hansraj College

St. Stephen's College

SVC - Sri Venkateswara College

hindu college

zakir husain delhi college

gargi college

jamia millia islamia

ramjas college

miranda college

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There are two ways to pursue masters in Chemistry  from University of Delhi,

1) Merit based: Selection is done on the basis of your graduation percentage.

2) Entrance exam.

The only way you can avoid entrance is through scoring at least 60% aggregate or equivalent grade in Bsc in

• Course requirements

Hey!



There are two ways to pursue masters in Chemistry  from University of Delhi,

1) Merit based: Selection is done on the basis of your graduation percentage.

2) Entrance exam.

The only way you can avoid entrance is through scoring at least 60% aggregate or equivalent grade in Bsc in

Hey!



There are two ways to pursue masters in Chemistry  from University of Delhi,

1) Merit based: Selection is done on the basis of your graduation percentage.

2) Entrance exam.

The only way you can avoid entrance is through scoring at least 60% aggregate or equivalent grade in Bsc in