English Spl

Hii Gurseerat, To calculate your best of four marks - you have to take the highest marks you got in subject and can leave the lowest marks subject. For say you have the lowest marks in history then you can leave history marks and just calculate these subjects ( ENGLISH CORE, HOME Science, PAINTING (FINE ARTS) & PHYSICAL EDUCATION ) marks.

Hi Sneha
I am afraid that there is no such information available through this college but the admission process is about to close so, register if you haven't fast.
All the best!

Yes, with 79% marks, you are eligible to take admission for B.Sc Hons (CS) at BESC - The Bhawanipur Education Society College.

Hello,
You can take admission in this college according to merit basis or if have score more than 50% marks in class 12th class and eligible yourself for entrance exam.

Hey,
With these marks, you can't get admission in KMC College if you belong to general category.
But if you belong to SC or ST category then you will get admission in BA (H) English and in all other courses also.
For more information regarding the admission process, visit Delhi University website.

The students must have completed their 12th level of education or attained equivalent qualification from a recognised educational school board.
The students must attain a minimum aggregate score of 50% at the 10+2 level, with English as one of the main subjects (5% relaxation for SC/ST candidates).

Hello Arya,
well It is not possible to get admission with these percentage as the first cut-off goes around 96% on an average every year and till the second cut-off. The seats get full for this course so I will advise you to go for some other alternative options from the start.
All the best!

Sorry but this information is not available on their official website. You might contact them on the numbers given below so that they can clear your query.
Phone: +91 - 44 - 28178200
Or you can mail them on- admission@loyolacollege.edu
Thank you.

What kind of courses you wants to pursue? As per rules, you can not do two or more courses at the same time because you will not be able to claim the benefit of other courses at the time of employment or higher studies. Because employers can asked the question regarding the course for which you are calming the benefits.