Delhi University (DU)

Hi Namita,
If I compare to last year, there are chances to edge for getting admission. If you belong to any category other than general, you are surely getting into DU for journalism. However, do not lose hope. You have chances and that's enough of a motivation for you to give it a shot. Try for Maharaja Agrasen or BRAC.
All the best.

Most of the time admission staff doesn't accept this certificate in which the name is mismatch or don't have full name. To get yourself on a safer side, correct your certificate as soon as possible. The certificate is being to be the latest. Hope this information helps you out.

Your chances are very low because cut-off of this course for general category is closed above 90%. But if you belong to SC, ST category, you have a chance to get admission in this course. But don't lose hope. Apply in private university and check out the eligibility for particular course. Best of luck for your graduation. May this review help you out.

You can choose only one language according to DU in calculating best of 4 marks.

The previous paper can be downloaded through DU's website.

Yes, you can apply as many courses as you want in every college of DU. By filling up the application form of DU UG admission. DU offer many UG courses. The admission process is mentioned following-
Check out the cut off released by DU and check your marks against the cut off. Then visit with the application print out for the particular college and course with your all documents. Then admission staff check your marks against the cut off released by DU. When the staff check out your documents then a link provide on your DU portal for the fee payment. Take out the print of fee slip for future reference.

There are so many colleges:
1. ITS
2. IIM
3. IME
4. JIMS
5. VIPS

Sir, you have fare chances of getting selected in B.Sc Maths in DU, but I request you to kindly apply for other colleges also, as it all depends on merit.

You will be having an entrance which includes the question related to general knowledge and mental ability.

Yes, from the 2nd year, you will get to study applied maths and in 3rd year, you have one full subject as applied component in DU maths Hons.