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Students should keep in mind the following errors to be avoided while using compound words:

·       Do not forget to use hyphen, wherever needed. Similarly, don't use hyphens when it's not needed. For example: She is a well-known actor; The book is well known.

·       Writing open compound words, as one word. For example: This coffeeshop (instead it should be coffee shop) is opne 24*7.

·       Writing closed compound words as open ones. For example: Have you finished your home work? (instead it should be homework)

·       Students should keep in mind the spellings to avoid errors using compound words.

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In raw marks (out of ~800):

• Very good chance: 600–700+

• Decent chance: 520–600

• Borderline: below 500

 BA LLB is competitive, so higher GT + English score matters a lot.

For BA (Programme) (NOT Hons)

You can apply for BA Programme in many universities.

 Required Score

• 70–85 percentile is usually enough

• Raw marks: 500–600+

 For BA (Hons) Political Science / History (DU)

Not possible at DU, because:

• You did not study Polity or History in Class 12

• DU requires the same domain subject

(Some other universities may allow it, but DU does not.)

 What Matters MOST for You

Since you don't have Polity/History:

Focus on BA LLB

• Maximize English + General Test

• Aim 90+ percentile if possible