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Hiiii dear!!!! Yes you can get admission in DU with this marks if you belong to any reserved category otberwisoit will be difficult for you. Also science or commerce stream will be very difficult to get therefore you should opt for ba programs. But you won't get it in any
Since this is on the Delhi University admission forum, I am assuming you want to earn admission in the University and any of it's 64 constituent colleges.
You have a decent score (if you are not a General student), and should be earning admission in B. SC programme or a
You have a decent score (if you are not a General student), and should be earning admission in B. SC programme or a
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Yes, you can but you need to understand this thing that there are lots of colleges that come under Delhi University.Some give admission to aspirant who hace score a minimum of 98% in boards whereas some give admission at 70% only.
So what i mean is you will get
Yes, you can but you need to understand this thing that there are lots of colleges that come under Delhi University.Some give admission to aspirant who hace score a minimum of 98% in boards whereas some give admission at 70% only.
So what i mean is you will get
No because you belong to general cast and for BCA minimum 92% required for general candidate to get admission in BCA
Jagjot Singh 17 May'19
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Have you completed your graduation and as you are saying that you are 20 years old I am thinking that you are not graduate so if you didn't complete your graduation you can't go for B. Ed as to get admission into B.Ed, you have to be a
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Unfortunately, no. Your class 12 score (assuming it's your best of 4 score) is a little low for B.Com Programme.
Compared to reservation categories like SC and ST, Kashmiri Migrant (KM) category cutoff is a little higher. For eg, when an ST has cutoff of 63, the KM category
Unfortunately, no. Your class 12 score (assuming it's your best of 4 score) is a little low for B.Com Programme.
Compared to reservation categories like SC and ST, Kashmiri Migrant (KM) category cutoff is a little higher. For eg, when an ST has cutoff of 63, the KM category
Yes, you can. With your score, you might just get into North Campus Colleges like Ramjas, Hansraj and Kirori Mal which are one of the best colleges for Commerce in Delhi University.
However, do not count on it. Some times, cut offs for OBC can go a little higher compared
However, do not count on it. Some times, cut offs for OBC can go a little higher compared
Hi Mani,
As per your all mentioned score you can ignore english mark because it is lesser than others so that your best 4 percentage will increase which will help you to get admission into delhi university good college.
All the best!!
Hi Aman!
It is generally mentioned in the admission guidelines issued by the university. Generally there is a deduction of approximately 2.5% from your best four score on including subjects like Physical Education and Information Practices. For example, if your best four score is 94.5%, inclusive of Physical Education, then
It is generally mentioned in the admission guidelines issued by the university. Generally there is a deduction of approximately 2.5% from your best four score on including subjects like Physical Education and Information Practices. For example, if your best four score is 94.5%, inclusive of Physical Education, then
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An elective subject (also referred to as an 'optional subject') is not compulsory (unlike core subjects). You have a choice as to which elective subjects you can study.
If your course requires completion of elective subjects a list of options will be available in your Study Plan.
You may
An elective subject (also referred to as an 'optional subject') is not compulsory (unlike core subjects). You have a choice as to which elective subjects you can study.
If your course requires completion of elective subjects a list of options will be available in your Study Plan.
You may
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