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Du last years cut off for ba economics and journalism??I have 87.4% in my boards and I belong to obc category.

snehasinha1718 Student Expert 31st May, 2019



Hey Tanzel,
 
 Here I provide you with some of the prominent colleges of du and there cutoffs accordingly it had last year. The cutoffs vary with a minor significant every year.
Lady Shri ram College had set the highest cut-off marks at 98.75 per cent for its BA (Programme) course.

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I have made my EWS certificate in income office but in DU notification EWS certificate should be through SDM..dono kya different hai ya same

ravi majithiya1171107822 Student Expert 31st May, 2019


EWS is the certificate of eligibility to get reservation in the admission process and in the govt. jobs of your state. EWS is issued by the megistrate, tesildar, income officer or any authorized person or govt. person. The main thing is that EWS certificate nuber is important to be entered

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How can I get admission in DU for BA hons. Is there any entrance exam or admissions are on the basis of marks scored in board exams?

chaithra s 31st May, 2019

Hii Manisha

There is no entrance exam as in such to get into DU for BA hons but every college has its own cutoff for 12th marks based on which the admissions are done.

For further details about DU colleges,please do refer the link given below:

https://www.careers360.com/university/university-of-delhi-delhi

Thank You

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I got 86.6 % in cbse class 12 board exam.I am from general ews category. Can I get admission in back physics in any college under du ?

Raashi Kohli 31st May, 2019

Hi, reservation of seats in DU for EWS category have been increased by 10% this year. So your chances of getting admission in DU are higher as compared to last year but a clear statement can't be made only an estimate because the relaxation percentage for EWS category is still

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DU ke application forms me Self attested karne documents me kali sign karna hai ya self attested kar ke signature karne hai

tyagi2001ayush_9087518 Student Expert 31st May, 2019
Hello Dear aspirant

During self attestation of documents,  you should sign them as well as write self attested on them. These two together confirms that the documents have been self attested by the signed person. Though,  if you haven't written self attested on the documents,  that itself isn't a big
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I have 65% in 12th commerce can I get admission in BBA /bcom

Rahul chaudhary 31st May, 2019

Yes you can take admission in any college with a minimum 65% in 12 class. 

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DU se BA prog kr li h. Bed home sci. M kri h pr mere ps gradu. m home sci nhi thi. Pr iski jgha nutrition health ed. Thi kya m ye kr skti hu

Raashi Kohli 31st May, 2019

Hi, yes you can definitely apply for B.Ed home science even if you didn't have home science in graduation. The basic eligibility criterion to apply is that you have to pass graduation from a recognised university. It does not mention any specifies course and nutrition health education is of the

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Sir, I hadnt taken maths in Std.12th .Can I apply for BTech in biotechnology in Delhi University.

Pooja Kumari 31st May, 2019
Hello Archi,
As you must be knowing that Delhi University demands the percentage of best four, including one language subject, aggregate of three major subjects are taken into consideration for subjects like b.sc and b.tech that should include physics, chemistry, maths/ biology. If you don't have either maths or bio,
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Please Suggest low cut off colleges of delhi university for bcom??

snehasinha1718 Student Expert 31st May, 2019
Hey Aditya,
Since the percentage of du colleges differ accordingly and also according to the category you belong. If you belong to any of the reserved category (ST/SC/OBC) then you easily get admission in good colleges of du as well. Also, it depends on the courses you are willing to
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