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Honestly, you loose a great many opportunities in your life because of the 10% in 12th Boards. But I guess you already know that, so I'll put a better solution in front of you, join a college any of them it doesn't matter.
Re write 2-3 subjects you have a big space to improve, next year you'll get the subject marks improved of same, so there is no point of loosing anything just a gain scope.
Don't choose a lot of subject, only which you will be able to score better. It is perfectly fine, you'll not waste any time in degrees and will get a more than 60% which is the barrier.
And don't take a distance learning course so early in
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Mandatory Subject: Mathematics with 45% in 10+2.
Aggregate of best four subjects (BFS) would be considered.
Environmental Education (ISC), Fine Arts, Graphic Design, Painting, Dance, Music, Physical Education, Home Science, Engineering Drawing and all other vocational subjects are not considered as BFS. Interested candidates have to first register on Delhi University UG admission portal and then apply on college website for the desired course. Shortlisted candidates will be called for Aptitude Test based on marks obtained in 10+2 followed by Personal Interview. Candidates are selected based on marks obtained in 10+2, aptitude
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A 10+2 or equivalent qualification in the Arts stream from a recognized educational Board.
Qualification of a relevant entrance exams and a round of interview as part of the admission process of some institutes offering the course.
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