Can I get any of the DU colleges in North campus with 92% in 12th for B.Sc (maths, physics or chemistry)?

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Ashutosh Chauhan | Guide-Level 13

7 years ago

Yes, you can get admitted in B.Sc. Courses in North Campus colleges. The admission process for B.Sc. Courses are on the basis of PCM Marks check against the cut off released by DU. Except Maths honors the admission process for this course is based on best four (4) subject including maths. For more i

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Mohammed Faraz | Contributor-Level 10

7 years ago

Its quite difficult to find yourself an 'A grade' college under the AEGIS of DU but you may try.

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Sakshi Sinsinwar | Contributor-Level 9

7 years ago

Yes, you can get an admission as there are more than 60 colleges in DU and at least 5 rounds of cut-offs are released. The admission process is based on best four subject including maths.

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