Can I get admission in delhi university having 75% in class xii

English 85 physics 70 hindi 70 chemistry 80 biology 60 for class 12 and english 85 hindi 90 science 70 social science 85

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Bhumika Khattar | Guide-Level 12

6 years ago

Yes, but its a little difficult. You can apply for DU admission 2019 in B.Com under a regular/general category. But getting admission in DU colleges with 75% under Regular/General category can be a little difficult as the least cut-off that most colleges accept is only till 84%. Although if you are

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