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harsh rai

Beginner-Level 3

Yes, she is eligible if:
Age: The candidates who are maximum 17 years aged on 31 December 2018.
Gender: Only female candidates are eligible to apply for admission to 1st year B.Sc. (Hons) nursing course at Lady Hardinge.
Educational Qualification: The candidates must be passed in Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination/Indian School Certificate Examination (10+2) or equivalent from any recognised Board. The candidates should have also secured at least a minimum of 45% aggregate (40% marks for the candidates belongs to SC/ST and OBC categories) marks in 4 subjects including physics, chemistry, biology and English.

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Mohit Makkar

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Admissions to the undergraduate courses of Delhi University this year will be based on marks obtained in 12th and not on any entrance test. The students will have to apply online. No, there is no entrance exam for BA (Hons) Psychology yet in DU. Any there is no such course in IP University. IP College of Delhi University offer BA (Hons) Psychology. It is full time UG course with the duration of 3 years.
The eligibility Criteria is - 12th passes with 45% (aggregate of one language and three best elective subjects) would be consider as best four subjects.

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Mohit Makkar

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4 cut off lists have been out at Delhi University's website. You can go check their cutoffs under science cutoff list. You can check your course related latest cutoff according to your percentage and category.

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Mohit Makkar

Beginner-Level 5

You have to just wait for the 12th exams results first and then you can wait for the cutoff list by Delhi University. Delhi University takes admissions on merit basis. So you can go and check your cutoffs according to you course and percentage.
For some courses Delhi University takes entrance exam also. For information about this you can check on Delhi University's website.

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Mohit Makkar

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Admission to all B.Sc courses in DU are done on merit based on class 12th percentage. However, there are few courses that require you to sit in an entrance examination.
So you can check cutoffs accordingly.
For more information you can check on Delhi University website or you can ask more questions from us.

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Pooja sehrawat

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Hi,
I think Guru Gobind Singh College is better than others because of the following points –
Placements: Placements are quite good in this college.
Infrastructure: I must say that this college has one of the best infrastructures as compared to other colleges of Delhi University.
Faculty: The faculty of the college is very good, the teachers are well qualified knowing the clarity of their subject.
Other: Some regular events happen in the college which makes the college life really good.

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