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Which college can I get for biology courses with 448/750 CUET Score?
Can I get admission in DU for BBA with 340 CUET Score in OBC Category?
Which government college can I get with 473 CUET Score in OBC NCL Category?
Which college can I get with 290 CUET Score in General Category?
With your CUET score, it might be difficult to get admission in top government universities like Delhi University, BHU or JNU for popular courses such as B.A. English, B.Com (Hons), or B.Sc. (Hons). But you still have chances in government colleges if you choose less competitive courses or look at s
I scored 312 marks in CUET under the general category with subjects A,B,C. Can I get a government college?
Getting into a government college depends on your subject choice and university. For top central universities like Delhi University, BHU or JNU, popular courses often have higher cut-offs and 312 may be low for courses like B.A. English, B.Com (Hons) or B.Sc. (Hons). However, you still hav
I scored 479/1250 in CUET. Can I get admission in Government College for Microbiology or BBA course?
Admission Possibility for BA – CUET Score:
| Factor | Consideration |
|---|---|
| College Type | Top central universities (like DU, BHU, JNU) may require higher scores |
| Location Flexibility | Some off-campus or regional colleges might accept lower CUET scores |
| Reservation Category | If applicable, category-based quotas may help |
| Counseling Rounds | Spot rounds or later counseling phases may offer chances |
Can I get any College in DU for B.Com if I scored 460/1000 in CUET?
Top DU colleges (like SRCC, Hindu, or Ramjas) for B.Com usually require higher CUET scores—often 650+.
Mid-tier or off-campus DU colleges may accept scores in the 450–550 range, especially if:
You belong to a reserved category (SC/ST/OBC/EWS).
You choose a less competitive college or program within DU.