Hii, I got 66% in 12th from Maharashtra board, can I get admission in Delhi BA course?

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Asked by Aisha Shaikh
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Prashant Kumar
6 years ago
If you are thinking of getting admission in Delhi University, it's not possible to get even BA with these marks. Your score is too low. At least you need to score 75% in class 12th.

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Keshav Jha
6 years ago
Hello, If you looking for Delhi College of arts and commerce, then I am sorry there is no chance at all, so you have to look for other options and even in others colleges with this numbers it might be difficult to get a good one of course you will get a college, but only in the ending rounds I am af

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