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Akshat Khandelwal

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B.Sc Chemistry Hons eligibility criteria in Delhi University is provided below :
To be eligible you must have got at least 50% marks in English in your class 12th board exam
You must get at least 60% marks in Physics Chemistry and Mathematics in class 12th board exam.
So, from above it is clear that Maths is compulsory in order to pursue B.Sc. Chemistry honours.

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Jaya Mishra

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Hey Alok,
I don't have any exact answer for you question but some info related to it.
Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in any field with a minimum of 45% overall or an equivalent grade from an accredited university (5% marks are deducted for those who are SC/ST/PwBD/D-OBC (NCL)/Defense/KM).
In addition to having considerable familiarity with and an enthusiasm for a variety of literary works, candidates must exhibit a strong interest in literary history and generality.

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Mahesh bhadu

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Fmc bhu is quite better than the hansraj.

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Manav Kishore

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You cannot directly take admission in BCom at Delhi University. You have to follow the process and the University will allot you college and course. For admission in Delhi University starting the academic year 2022 -2023, you have to follow the process laid by the Delhi University which is to register yourself for the CUET exam which is a common entrance exam for admission in Delhi University in undergraduate courses. Delhi University will accept applications for numerous programmes based on CUET (Common University Entrance Test). Your admission will depend on the previous Class 12 scores and the score you obtain in CUET.

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Tushar Das

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In various universities, the average annual fee for the course ranges from INR 3000 to around INR 7,000 per semester. For a private institution, the fee could be as high as INR 1 lakh.5 days ago
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Duration of the Course: 3 years

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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Admission is based on marks in qualifying exam.Merit is prepared on basis of marks in last qualifying exam.

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Sachin Omesh

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Yes, as long as you've passed your Bachelor's with atleast 60%, you can pursue M.Sc. in anthropology as per your wish. Good Luck!

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Deeksha Dixit

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If you want to pursue B.A.M.S. from Uttaranchal Ayurved University, you will have to follow the following process:
1. The first step to participating in counseling is to register for centralized counseling at Uttaranchal Ayurvedic College.
2. You will have to register on the official portal of AYUSH with your NEET UG score.
3. When the dates are announced, you must register for 15% of all India quota counseling at the AYUSH website because your domicile is in Delhi.

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Deeksha Dixit

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After completing B.A. Hons in economics from the School of Open Learning (DU), you are eligible to do a Master in economics from any regular college. At most of the colleges, the admission requirement is a Bachelor's degree in a relevant subject with 55 percent marks. DU-SOL is a recognised college and degrees offered by it are recognised for admission in Indian colleges. You can do an MA in economics from the school of economics (DU) also. You need to have either 60% marks in the aggregate or an equivalent CGPA in your BA (Hons. ) Economics for admission.

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For admission in M.A. In English you can try nsp college (DU affiliated) which has minimum eligibility of 40percent.

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