Ramjas College, University of Delhi

Hi, you can apply for M.Sc Botany after having completed B.Ed. But, I think you should have done your Bachelor’s degree in any B.Sc course, or at least have studied Botany, as an additional subject for being eligible.

Hi, the eligibility is that, a candidate is required to pass 10+2 with at least 45% marks from any recognized board. Considering the criteria and your score, you should be able to apply for any certificate course in Ramjas College.

http://www.du.ac.in/cut-off.html
This link would open up to the DU website, which would show you the cut off list for all colleges. You'll find Ramjas's cut off here itself, cheers.

Hi,Yes, you can. The criteria stands that if you score 60% and above, you'll get admission directly; if not, then you need to sit for the entrance exam, which requires for you to get 50% marks in your semester exams. So, you'll get admission directly.

The admission takes place on offline basis. You have to go to the college in order to fill the admission form and complete the process for your admission. The eligibility for zoology hons requires you to score a percentage in your board exams equivalent/more than the cut off for Ramjas. Your best of

Yes, you can, but make sure your best of four subjects includes mathematics, since getting admission in B.Sc Maths requires mathematics to be compulsorily included in your best of four.

Hi, thank you for posting your query on Shiksha. The thing is that the last year's cut-off for B.Sc Statistics in case of Ramjas went upto the 7th cut off list, which is to say 95%. Now only the second cut off has been declared. We hope by the next or by the 4th cut-off list the percentage is hopefu

Hi,The fee structure isn't available in the website. However, as per the notice of last year, students had to pay Rs. 100, as their enrollment fee. Kindly go through link which talks about the same: http://www.ramjas.du.ac.in/pdf/SFIL-notice_for_enrolment_fee.pdf
As per the schedule for classes, they