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Deepak PrajapatiWant to share my knowledge

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Sugandha Vats

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No, for your desired course, the eligibility criteria is merit based or if you wish to apply from ECA, then that also offers an option. Otherwise, there are no entrance exams for this course.

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Sugandha Vats

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Yes, you may be able to get an admission in DU colleges, study the last years cut offs for 2018 from DU's website to get a better idea. Your college choice will also depend upon the course that you wish to study so according your choices of colleges may vary. Check the cutoffs for you desired course and the colleges offering it in last year's cutoff lists.

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Abhishek Desai

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Hello! It's not really a good choice since it doesn't rank even under the top 50 colleges across India. Go for it, only if you do not have a much better option.

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You can check that you may get admission in NSUT:-
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Sugandha Vats

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Hi, yes with your subjects you are eligible for chemistry honors. The cut-offs will determine college wise admissions so keep a look out for the cut-offs. But be sure to fill the DU application form for all the colleges and courses that you wish to opt for. The cut-offs will be announced sometime in late June.
Good Luck.

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Sugandha Vats

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The cut-offs have not been announced yet, they will be released in late June or early July. Keep a look out for the dates. You can further analyse the cutoffs from 2018 to get a rough idea.

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Sugandha Vats

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Yes, you can opt for this course after 12th. It depends upon your interests, it is a professional course in the way that after this 5 year course you will be able to teach, however if you wish to study further and enhance your skills, you can. If your interest lies in teaching and you are passionate about it, then it is the right course for you.

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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)

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Dear Ashi,
Congratulations for this. Your marks is good. However for maths honors in Hansraj you should wait for 3rd or 4th cutoff. As last year, the cutoff for Maths honors at Hansraj was 98% or 97% in the first list. But your chances are high that you may get.
Hope this helps.
Good Luck.

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