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Yes, you can add a course in Delhi University if you have not selected it in your CUET form.
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No, you will not be able to get admission in DU if you have missed your English exam. The CUET (UG)-2023 exam is a compulsory exam for all undergraduate admissions to Delhi University, and English is one of the compulsory subjects.
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3 years agoContributor-Level 10
The candidate must appear in CUET (UG) - 2023 in the areas in which s/he is appearing or has passed Class XII in order to be enrolled to University of Delhi.
The results of the CUET will be used to determine merit for any one language from List A, mathematics, and SECTION III of the CUET (General Test).
It is mandatory that you choose a language. You are only required to choose a language from Section 1B if you intend to choose nothing from Section 1A, therefore you may choose a language from either Section 1A or Section 1B. You must select a language from one of the two parts; you cannot continue without doing so.
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The overall rating of NIELIT is 4.4, with Work-Life balance being rated at the top and given a rating of 4.4. However, Job Security is rated the lowest at 3.6. NIELIT Delhi Centre offers training programmes in the fields of Information Technology, Electronics, Multimedia, etc. As of now, NIELIT Delhi offers long-term and short-term courses in the areas of IT, Electronics and allied disciplines. The DOEACC Delhi Centre (NIELIT Delhi) is approved by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology. Also, NIELIT offers scholarships under the Protsahan Puraskar Scheme for SC, ST, differently-abled and female candidates.&nbs
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