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I want to know about the latest cutoff information for B.Sc. (Hons.) in Nursing at AIIMS Delhi.

The AIIMS nursing cutoff 2024 was released by the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi after the announcement of the AIIMS BSc Nursing result by AIIMS Delhi. The AIIMS nursing cutoff is made accessible on the AIIMS official website as it is published.
Are there any scholarships available for BCom students at Dr Bhim Rao Ambedkar College?
Students pursuing BCom/BCom (Hons) at Dr Bhim Rao Ambedkar College are eligible to apply for various scholarships. These scholarships are provided by various government departments, agencies and ministries to the students of DU. Every scholarship has its own set of eligiblity criteria. Some scholars
How is the BCom curriculum at BRAC, DU different than the curriculum for BCom (Hons)?
Dr Bhim Rao Ambedkar College (BRAC) curriculum for BCom and BCom (Hons) are specified by the University of Delhi. For both the courses, students have to study a combination of core, elective and Ability Enhancement papers/subjects. Each subject carries certain credits. The total number of credits to
Sir I got 218 marks in CUET. I belong to ST category. Can I get a low preference college in DU?
If you are in the ST category and scored 218 on the CUET, your chances of being accepted into one of Delhi University's lower preference colleges are fairly high (DU). For some colleges, especially those with lower cutoffs, your score should be competitive because the cutoff for ST category students
I got 710 marks in CUET. I belong to General Category. Can I get admission at Gargi College for B.Com (Hons)?
Your chances of being admitted to Gargi College for a B.Com (Hons) program are somewhat good if you have a CUET score of 710 in the General Category, though this will depend on the cutoff for that year. Cutoffs at Gargi College, a well-liked institution, can change. In general, a score of about 710
Can I get admission to Hindu college with 463 marks (raw score) in CUET UG? I belong to SC category.
With 463 marks and belonging to the SC category, your probabilities of entering into Hindu College are very high. However, the reduce-cutoffs for Hindu College are normally quite high. Last year, the CUET cut-off for SC category college students was round 550-600 marks. But, this year's cut-offs may
Which top foreign universities offer BTech equivalent to IIT Delhi?
IITs is a choice of many for pursuing BTech but only a few get into it due to its competitive selection process. There are a lot of globally recognised universities in abroad offering BTech degree. Some of them are also listed in QS World University Rankings. Countries like US, UK, Canada, Australia
Can I get direct admission to IPU university for BSc Radiology? I got 66% in 12th with PCB.
IPU Univesity does not offer direct admission to BSc Radiology. The University conducts a centralized counselling for students who meet the eligibility criteria, and admission is based on merit and entrance exam scores.
I scored 136 in NATA 2024. What are my chances of getting into JMI regular entry, and what are my chances for JMI self-financed admission?

You have chances of getting admission into JMI regular entry on the basis of previous year NATA result.
JMI B.Arch first cut off list 2023 based on NATA for General is 137 (Regular) and 130 ( self finance).
JMI B.Arch second cut off list 2023 based on NATA&nbs
How many seats are available for various courses at IIDE Delhi?

At IIDE New Delhi, candidates can pursue 11 month long PGDM course in Digital Marketing and a Professional Certification in Digial Marketing & Strategy. The seat intake for both the courses is 40 and 50, respectively.