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Hello,

The dates are of Second cut off list are October 17, 2020 (Tentative) and Admission against Second cutoff list is till October 19 (5 pm) to October 21

The process is offline, after selecting college and course, verification of documents and approval for admission will be done at college

If you want to make your career in homescience

Chemistry is very important subject for you

And you can't remove chemistry from your best 4 subjects ..

In place of chemistry, You can remove any other subject which is not necessary for your career in home science..But chemistry, Physics and

Hi Aspirant,

If you are a general category student your chances of getting in colleges under Delhi University are very less on the basis of your DUJAT percentile. A general category student requires atleast 95 percentile for admission according to last year's cut off. You should try taking admission in

Hi,

You haven't specified the course you are looking for in DU. There are courses that takes students based on their 10+2 marks and there are courses where candidates are enrolled on the basis of entrance exams. The candidates who want to seek admission to UG programmes have to register

Hi Aspirant,

If you are a general category student your chances of getting, any of the courses mentioned, in colleges under Delhi University are very less on the basis of your DUJAT percentile. A general category student requires atleast 95 percentile for admission according to last year's cut off. You

Hello Aspirant,

DU JAT is a national level entrance exam conducted for admission to BMS,BBA(FIA) and BA (Hons) in Business Economics programmes offered by 16 colleges affiliated to Delhi University.The cutoff is decided based on the number of seats available, number of applicants competing with you and the difficulty level

Hello Aditya

Unfortunately by checking the cutoffs it looks like you won't be eligible for admission in Delhi University if you had more than 90% then you could have been eligible but with your percentage you are not i will attach a link where you can check the cutoff yourself

Hello there!

The university asks for an income certificate to make sure your financial conditions. In case of a financially weak background, necessary scholarships are provided to the students.

Since, you are a student and it's your father who earns for the family. So, your father's name must be there

Hello rohit....

I am assuming you as an general category student so according to previous year's cutoff at the last round the rank of the last students from this category is  nearly 500-600 and as according to it you can refer the article below for the cutoff rank for other

Hii Shailesh,

Yes, Maths is compulsory for one to have as a subject in class 12th for applying and appearing for the DU-JAT entrance test conducted by the University of Delhi. for admissions to its various courses like -BMS/BFIA/BBE .It is one of the eligibility criteria for the test.

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