University of Delhi, Delhi
Hello Manas, Greetings!
The Delhi University (DU) will consider only Class 12 board exam results for undergraduate admissions, at least for the next two years, instead of having an online entrance test as proposed by the administration recently.
No entrance exam will be conducted for admission in UG courses in
Hello there,
I understand your concern but there is no official notice on the site as when will the eighth cut off will release. There is news that before 8th cut off DU may conduct another special drive.
Feel free to ask any more questions.
All the best!!!!!
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DU LLB in an entrance test for admission in 3 year law course in Delhi University. To be eligible for admission here you need to have completed a graduation degree in any discipline from a recognised university with a minimum aggregate of 50%.
The entrance exam is conducted in
Dear aspirant, for admission in Delhi university of arts, the percentage cutoff varies with every college of delhi. As Delhi University considers the percentage of your top 3 subjects you have scored in your class 12th board. It also depends on the category you belong to, also if you are
Hey there!
If you're pursuing BA political science honours from Delhi University the options for generic elective will be nationalism in India, contemporary political economy, feminism, gandhi and the contemporary word, understanding ambedkar, governance, politics of globalization and united nations and global conflict.
Hope this helps!
Hey Vibha!
You are very much eligible to pursure BA political science even if you haven't studied the same in 12th gradesince it's not compulsory to study Political science in 10+2 in order to pursue a bachelor's degree in it, there might be some percentage deduction in a few
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