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Hello,

Admission to master's degree courses in Delhi University is conducted in two ways, first on the basis of the merit of the qualifying examination which is specifically for students of delhi university and since maharaj agrasen college is a constituent college of delhi university, hence if you fulfill the

Hi Candidate,

The Cut-off or the Closing Marks refers to the minimum number of marks that the Candidate must have scored in order to get the Final Admission into the Institution.

If we talk about the Delhi University B.Ed cut-offs for different categories, they are as follows-

Hello aspirant

NCC is under ministry of India, government of India.

Yes , you can join NCC in Delhi University with regular graduation.

Eligibility to join NCC from Delhi University is

1) you be an Indian citizen.

2) You must have enrollment in DU.

3) you must be in first

Hello Aspirant,

See cut-offs are bound to change every year depending upon various factors such as the number of candidates appearing in an examination, the number of candidates qualifying an examination, difficulty level of the paper, and so on.

If we go through previous year's trends for cut-offs of DU

Dear student,

Every year the cut off caries a little as compared to the previous years. As the popularity of the course increases amongst students the cut off rises for that particular subject or examination. Bsc hons maths is a choice of lakhs of students and every year the number

Dear Candidate,

Please specify a course name or exam name. The cut-off for different courses is different. And without knowing the course name, it is hard for us to comment on the cut-off. But let me tell you that, cut-off depends on a lot of factors like No. of students

Dear student,

Since you haven't mentioned your category, i'll assume that you belong to general category. You definitely have a chance to get bsc hons in maths in du. The cut off was high in the previous year, i.e. around 93% for the last rounds, so you definitely have some

Hi.

YES there are decent chances for you to get into DU for pursuing B.Sc Maths (Hons) but since there are many colleges under DU you need to tell which colleges are you interested in. So that we can short list them and tell you exact cutoff percentages for your

Hello student,

I hope you will be happy to know that in this marks you can get a seat inBachelor of Science in botany honours which is a 3 years long undergraduate degree course, in colleges under Delhi University.you should have minimum 50% marks in English and aggregate 60% marks