Hi, yes admission to DU in B.Sc chemistry will be done on the basis of your marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, but not necessarily. You can include two other subjects with English and chemistry but they should mentioned in LIST A and LIST B provided by DU in it's Bulletin of information otherwise 2.5% marks will be deducted. Read the general rules that I have mentioned and for checking the subject list A read the article from the link:

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Admission to Delhi University will he based on your percentile of 4 best subjects score combined and not the overall aggregate Percentage that you have scored in your qualifying examination. The subjects that you count in best of four are dependent on the course you choose. There are certain rules that are set By DU to help students calculate best of four percentage.

• One language is compulsory (English/Hindi)
• One academic/elective subject in which you wish to take admission
• The rest two academic/elective subjects should be mentioned in LIST A and LIST B provided by DU in it's Bulletin of information. Any subject included that isn't mentioned in these lists will lead to 2.5% deduction of marks each.

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Hello Anshul, No, the candidate is admitted on the basis of best of four percent. The procedure of calculating the best of four percent is a really complex one. You need One language subject, one cour subject(chemistry in your case) and the rest of two subjects you can choose at your benefit. It can be PE, IP or any other subject in which you have scored maximum marks.

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