Am I eligible in DU for BA Hons or programme courses with 792/1000 Score in CUET?

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Yes, you can get admission in BA Hons or programme courses with 792 marks out of 1000 in cuet in DU, just make sure to fill your preferences smartly add south campus and off campus colleges as well. Add a greater number of combinations of subjects which will give you a higher chance of admission in

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