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Student who already have taken admission in January 2018 are allowed to that scheme for no fee for the SC/ST Candidate but who take admission in July 2018 they will have fee reimbursement also varsity has been extending 50 percent fee waiver to students of rural areas who come under Below Poverty Line (BPL) category for the following agricultural programmes: -
Diploma in Watershed Management
Diploma in Value Added Projects of Fruits and Vegetables
Diploma in Dairy Technology
The applications to these programmes will be provided free of cost for the candidates who come under BPL category. Hope this helps.

Yes, of course, you can go for wildlife photography, learn the aspects of photography become a skilled photographer work with a known wildlife photographer and make your identity.
Regards

Please go for that field in which you have done your class 12th. Don't change the field. As preparing for the competition does rely on your hard work and not from which field you are.

Your class 12th percentage is very low. So you can't pursue any course from DU. You must visit private colleges websites and maybe you can get admission in a good college.

No, you can't pursue this course because you have a very low percentage in class 12. But if you belong to ST category you had a chance to get admission in this course in out of campus colleges such as Swami Shraddhanand College, Delhi, Satyavati College (evening shift) and many more. You can visit a private college website.

No, you can't pursue this course because you have a very low percentage in class 12. But if you belong to ST category you had a chance to get admission in this course in out of campus colleges such as Swami Shraddhanand College, Delhi, Satyawati College (evening shift) and many more. You can visit DU website for further information.

You may go for MBA, this makes a good package for you because you are also studying French language course which has a good scope with English (Hons) or you may go directly for content writing or do B.Ed then you can become teacher of French or English language. Go for journalism. So, you have many options.

Delhi University has the same syllabus for it's colleges. This includes British Literature, Indian Writing in English, Romantic Literature, Indian Classical Literature, Theories- Feminism, Post Modernism and Modernism. And you can check the last year's cut-off on the official website of DU.
http://www.du.ac.in/du/index.php?page=cut-off-2017

Yes, you can opt for law after doing BA (Hons) English.

I think if there is any worldview critical edition, opt for that or go for the original edition of 1861 book as new edition has many variations and this disturbs the reader a lot.