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Hey Aman

You've mentioned the course that you want to pursue but not the category to which you belong so it's difficult to estimate any college without relevant information. Bcom hons is a very popular course of DU and hence the cut off for the same is pretty high.

Assuming

Hello Aspirant,

No, you don't need to register separately. You just need to select the course and college from its website, as and when DU releases its each cut-off and submit the required documents. You can only apply to one college and one course in each cut-off.

You can select

Hello Aspirant,

Best four percentage is calculated by adding marks of one language and any 3 of elective subjects like physics, chemistry, maths, biology or computer science (if you have studied) and divide them by 4.

For example:- Consider

Maths= 96

Chemistry= 93

Physics= 90

English=94

Best four= (96+93+90+94)/4

=93.25%

Hello,

The eligibility criteria for Delhi University are as follows :-

• Candidates must be at least a pass-out of Class XII.

• Candidates who wish to apply for the B.A, B.Com and B.Sc programmes offered by the university must complete their qualifying Class 12 examination with minimum marks as specified for

Hey

If you are seeking a seat with 90 to 92% in Commerce or Arts courses, then it's difficult to estimate any colleges as of now in the starting cut offs, assuming that you are from unreserved category.

The cut offs are generally high this year. And your eligibility criteria

Greetings sourabh!

Well telling you from my personal point of view as a Delhi University student, College of vocational studies offer good academics and is a popular college of DU, next in like would be Ram lal and than the Acharya narendra dev.

However I'll suggest you to use college

Hello!

There are 4 things to consider while calculating best of 4 for admissions in Delhi University.

1. There must be one language included. It can be core language, elective or functional language either. So in this perspective, you can include Manipuri language.
2. You must include the subject in which you

Hey

You've mentioned the course you want to pursue but not the category to which you belong. First of all, for getting admission in mathematics hons at Delhi University, your eligibility criteria will be calculated by best of four percentage (1 language+3 core subjects).

Check here, to calculate your best

Hi

In simple language, if you want to get admission in Delhi University for the courses of Arts, Commerce and Mathematics, your best of four percentage will be taken into consideration. In this, 1 language and 3 elective subjects are to be included. You should include the subject as an

Hey

No Mehak. There's no such privilege for the children of government workers in Delhi University. However, there's some concession in the cut offs for the candidates who are the children of ex army officer and any relevant post. Also, children of faculty members get some benefit during the admission