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No it's not compulsory to study History in 10+2 in order to pursue a bachelor's degree in it, there might be some percentage deduction in a few colleges but minor. Otherwise, if you have cleared 10+2 you are very much eligible to pursue BA History Honours.

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Hey!

No it's not compulsory to study History in 10+2 in order to pursue a bachelor's degree in it, there might be some percentage deduction in a few colleges but minor. Otherwise, if you have cleared 10+2 you are very much eligible to pursue BA History Honours.

Best of luck.

Hey!

No it's not compulsory to study History in 10+2 in order to pursue a bachelor's degree in it, there might be some percentage deduction in a few colleges but minor. Otherwise, if you have cleared 10+2 you are very much eligible to pursue BA History Honours.

Best of luck.

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There are two ways to pursue masters in Chemistry  from University of Delhi,

1) Merit based: Selection is done on the basis of your graduation percentage.

2) Entrance exam.

The only way you can avoid entrance is through scoring at least 60% aggregate or equivalent grade in Bsc in

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There are two ways to pursue masters in Chemistry  from University of Delhi,

1) Merit based: Selection is done on the basis of your graduation percentage.

2) Entrance exam.

The only way you can avoid entrance is through scoring at least 60% aggregate or equivalent grade in Bsc in

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There are two ways to pursue masters in Chemistry  from University of Delhi,

1) Merit based: Selection is done on the basis of your graduation percentage.

2) Entrance exam.

The only way you can avoid entrance is through scoring at least 60% aggregate or equivalent grade in Bsc in

Hey!



There are two ways to pursue masters in Chemistry  from University of Delhi,

1) Merit based: Selection is done on the basis of your graduation percentage.

2) Entrance exam.

The only way you can avoid entrance is through scoring at least 60% aggregate or equivalent grade in Bsc in

Hey!



There are two ways to pursue masters in Chemistry  from University of Delhi,

1) Merit based: Selection is done on the basis of your graduation percentage.

2) Entrance exam.

The only way you can avoid entrance is through scoring at least 60% aggregate or equivalent grade in Bsc in

Hey!



There are two ways to pursue masters in Chemistry  from University of Delhi,

1) Merit based: Selection is done on the basis of your graduation percentage.

2) Entrance exam.

The only way you can avoid entrance is through scoring at least 60% aggregate or equivalent grade in Bsc in

Here's a list of colleges under University of Delhi offering Msc in Chemistry:

1) Hansraj College

2) Miranda House

3) Hindu College

4) Ramjas College

5) Sri Venkateswara College

6) Gargi College

7) Kirori Mal College

8) St. Stephens College

The cut offs for these colleges are also really high