Can I shift to SRCC if the cut-offs drop this year or can I repeat a year at SRCC if required? I am a 1st-year economics student (DU).
My scores in the 1st & 2nd semester are not good (SGPA ~5). If the cut-offs drop even slightly, I might clear SRCC or St. Stephen's cut-offs this year. Can I withdraw from my current college and take admission in the 1st-year of economics programme at SRCC/Stephen's if I clear this year's cut-off?
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