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Krupali Patel

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Some of the best courses for PCM students in Delhi University are 

  1. BSc 
  2. BCA 
  3. Law LLB 
  4. Aviation pilot 
  5. B.Arch
  6. Journalism 
  7. Hotel management 

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ANKUR YADAV

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The B.Com fees is approximately INR 30000 per year in DU colleges, like SRCC, Hindu, Hansraj, Ramjas, Kirorimal, etc.

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Varshitha M

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Take CUET UG Exam - DU admissions are based on CUET scores.

Apply through CSAS portal - Fill in college & course options.

Prepare documents - CUET scorecard, 12th marksheet, ID, and more.

Keep track of seat allotment rounds - Accept/ freeze seat before deadline.

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JITESH SINGH

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With a CUET score of 729 out of 1000, it's possible to get into BA Political Science programs at some colleges within BHU, AU, or DU, but it depends on the specific colleges and their cutoffs. Scoring 729 is a decent score, but competition is high, especially for popular colleges in DU.

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Saksham Tiwari

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Rejoining a B.Sc (Hons) Physics degree at Delhi University after leaving in 2018 would be extremely challenging, if not impossible, to continue from where you left off. DU usually has strict regulations regarding discontinuation and re-admission; a gap of several years typically means you cannot simply "continue" the old degree. Your best course of action would be to contact the Registrar's office or the specific Physics department at your former college/university to inquire about any possible re-admission policies or alternatives like fresh admission.

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