Can I meet DU SOL cutoff with 40 percent aggregate in Class 12?

DU SOL admission 2023 to various UG and PG courses is based on merit in Class 12. Candidates who are seeking admission to DU SOL must have an aggregate of 45 per cent in Class 12 in case student is from General category. Whereas for OBC category candidates must have passed Class 12 with 40 per cent
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