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Hey,

The cut offs for North Campus of Delhi University is quite high as compared to the South Campus. So there is a fair chance of you to secure a seat in any of the South campus colleges.

If the seats remain vacant you can even get a seat in

Hello dear student

According the previous cutoff of DU always above 90% + , your marks 50% so  very less chance to get seats in DU.

Please visit the link for more information about cutoff of DU.

https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-admission

Hope that's helpful

Best of luck

Hi Mariya,

The University of Delhi will start releasing the DU PG 2020 cutoff along with the release of the merit cum admission list from October 26 onwards. This year, the University of Delhi will release three DU PG cutoff lists.

The expected dates are:

DU PG First Cut off

Hello smriti,

Hope you're doing well.

For english honours, you need to calculate the best four percentage out of which english is compulsory. There are some subjects, who are not the core ones and hence, 2.5 percent is deducted from the best 4 you calculated. But you can go for

Hi Kunal

According to the information provided by you in the question, your 'Best Four' percentage is: 89.25%

You didn't mention your category. With this much score, if you belong to unreserved category, it will be a bit difficult for you to secure a seat in the starting cut offs.

Hello abdul,

Hope you're doing well.

Colleges offering msc in chemistry in university of delhi:-

1. Hansraj college

2. St.stephens college

3. Hindu college

4. Ramjas college

5. Kirori mal college.

6. Shri venkateshwara college.

7. Miranda house

8. Acharya narendra dev college

9. Gargi college

For further assistance, please

Hello Anshikij,

The IPU CET BJMC 2020 is an entrance exam conducted for admission in the colleges offering Bachelors in Journalism and Mass Communication course which is of 3 years. Most of the Delhi universities having this course take admission based on IPU CET BJMC score. However, in Delhi University

Hello there

No. You can't decide the combination itself. Life science is already a subject that has a combination of three subjects that are Zoology, Botany and Chemistry. You study all the three subjects together. Life science students get a broad of view of all these subjects together.

In every

Hello there

Since you are from medical stream but want to pursue course in arts so you will face a deduction of every 2.5% per each subject. According to the eligibility criteria set by DU, your 'Best Four' marks determines your eligibility to get admission into any college.

For the

Hello sunaina,

Hope you're doing well.

Bsc life sciences is a three year full time undergraduate level degree programme offered by university of delhi in the field of life sciences. The subjects taught in this degree are :

1. Chemistry

2. Biology

3. Mathematics and statistics

4.food, nutrition and health