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Jayati Bhardwaj

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Everything is available on the main website of Delhi University.

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Jayati Bhardwaj

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The college you'll be getting into will depend upon your choice, of course, your ECA trails and interviews and best four. Say your best four is 85% (after deductions) and you decided to go for Philosophy you might get into a decent college like Mata Sundri College for Women, Gargi College, Ramanujan, Kamla Nehru College. But if you wish to get into great colleges you must go through ECA trails. Mind you the trails and interviews are pretty peculiar, you need to have at least one national certificate to stand as a considerable candidate. And if you manage to get through ECA, you might have a rise of around 3-10% in you percentage depend
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Jayati Bhardwaj

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It depends upon your choice of course. 20ish percent courses have entrance exams at DU for under-graduation.

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Jayati Bhardwaj

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Both. DU has courses that admit students on the bases of the entrance and the other lot accepts students if they clear the merit list.

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Jayati Bhardwaj

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There are no entrance exams for any humanities (BA), Commerce (B.Com) and Science (B.Sc) related courses as of now. Students are given admission on the basis of the percentage they have scored on their board exams.

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priyank sharma

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Bachelor of Science in Chemistry or B.Sc Chemistry is an undergraduate course which introduces students to the fundamentals of chemical sciences. It is a 3-year course and is divided into 6 semesters. The basic eligibility for admission to the course is a 10+2 with science subjects including Chemistry.
For distance program, the minimum duration is 3 years and maximum duration is 6 years during which a student needs to fulfill the requirements of the course.B.Sc. chemistry is one of the oldest undergraduate science courses to be introduced in the Indian education system. It addresses the issue of generating, trained and skilled professio
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You would not be able to get top college with this percentage, but you can try for open universities.

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Pratyush maurya

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Hello Anjali,
Yes, you can apply for BBA.
Eligibility:
Pass in 12th Class of 10+2 of CBSE or equivalent with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate and must also have passed English (core or elective or functional) as a subject
Course details:
Bachelor of Business Administration in Banking and Insurance is three years full-time management program offered by Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi and approved by UGC.

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