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Sneha Kumari

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For programs in music, universities may conduct practical exams or auditions in addition to written entrance exams to assess the candidates' practical skills and aptitude in the field. However, the specific requirements and format of practical exams, if any, would be determined by the college or university conducting the admissions.

   So there are chances that there will be a practical exam in music at DRC, DU.

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Siddhika ModiI am passionate about learning and a CAT aspirant.

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When filling out the CSAS DU 2023 application, you should provide the information based on the OBC NCL certificate that was issued to you in 2022. If you have already applied for a new certificate but haven't received it yet, you should still mention the existing certificate details. In the application form, accurately enter the certificate number, date of issue (2022), and other relevant details as mentioned in your current OBC NCL certificate. 

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Abantika Mukherjee

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If you want to change your college within Delhi University after completing your first year, you can do so by applying for a transfer. The transfer process is subject to availability of seats and certain eligibility criteria. If you are eligible and a seat is available, you can transfer to the desired college in the second year and continue your studies from there. However, the transfer process is competitive and not guaranteed. It's recommended that you check the Delhi University website or contact the admission office for the latest information on the transfer process.

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Mohammad Sarfaraz Khan

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Delhi University is now conducting admission to its undergraduate courses based on the Common Universities Entrance Test (CUET 2023). 

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palak mahajan

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The admission in D.U. is possible but one thing which is mostly mistaken I would like to clear is that you need to get 93% marks in your subject that's in the stream you are doing 12th. And yes you need to give entrance exam for taking admission.

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palak mahajan

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Hey! admission in DU in B.Sc is possible but first you will have to clear your backlog only then you can pursue your dream life and future course ahead. First clear your English examination by filing the re-appear and then take the admission and have the bright future ahead.

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Janki H Gajjar

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Delhi University cutoff lists released for its affiliated colleges have the following details:

  • Programme Name 
  • College Name 
  • Reference Number   
  • Allocation Made
  • Seat Category
  • Obtained Score  
  • Application Status

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