Can I get admission in DU for CSE? I scored 90 in Hindi, 65 in English, 96 in maths, 81 in physics and 92 in chemistry.

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shikhar singh Building Digital Businesses. | Guide-Level 13

6 years ago

It is B.Sc in computer Science and over this score it is very difficult to get admission in DU. For you I am attaching the official link of the department of computer Science, Delhi University. You can visit this link. http://cs.du.ac.in/programmes/bsc/
This article will help you. https://www.shiksha.com/science/articles/top-colleges-of-du-for-bsc-blogId-16957.

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Manish Sharma | Contributor-Level 9

6 years ago

You are getting confused with the universities I.e. DU is for graduations in any subject like B.Sc. B.A. M.A. B.Com etc. If you want to pursue CSE, you should select DTU as a college. For that, you have to first clear the JEE Mains exam with a rank of nearly about 10000 and not more than that.

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Shivani Hashia | Contributor-Level 9

7 years ago

If you are talking about Computer Science Engineering, it is not there in the university, but B.Sc (H) computer Science is there in some of it's colleges. If you are looking towards it, you require minimum of 90% or 92% in the best of four subjects. But, according to me, your best of four is 89.75 %, close enough you can try with that too.

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Mahesh Sarkar

8 years ago

You are getting confused with the universities i.e. DU is for graduations in any subject like B.Sc, BA, MA, B.Com, etc. If you want to pursue CSE, you should select DTU as a college. For that, you have to first clear the JEE Mains exam with a rank of nearly about 10000 and not more than that.

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1. Concept of Physics (Vol 1 and 2) by H.C. Verma

2. Understanding Physics Series by D.C. Pandey (Arihant)

3. Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick and Walker

4. Problem in General Physics by I.E Irodov

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