How can I calculate my 12th class best 4 subjects score for Delhi University cut-off? I had non-medical and am applying for BA.

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ashutosh chauhan
7 years ago
If you want to pursue B.A(Hons.) English then there is no deduction of marks you can add up your marks in following sequence:- 1. English. 2. Physics. 3. Chemistry/computer science/I. P. 4. Maths. These total subject marks are calculated against the cut-off released by DU. For other B.A. courses

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You can add these subjects in the best of 4 but your 2.5% is deducted from your total best 4 percentage. For more information regarding best of 4 subject calculation, you can download the brochure of UG admission from Delhi University website. Please hit the like button to upvote this answer.

Sugandha Vats
7 years ago
In order to calculate your best of four, you need to choose your subjects that have been listed in two lists. The subjects like physics, maths, history, geography, political Science and many others have been listed in the first list. Including these subjects won't cause a deduction, however that als

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7 years ago
Hi, As per the admission curriculum of DU, you should have at least one language subject as a part of the best of four subjects which you'd require to get admission. For calculating it, just add the total of your best of four subjects (language included), divide it by the total, that is 400 and mu

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R
7 years ago
For calculating best off 4 marks uhh must include 1. English bcoz lang. Is compulsory uhh add any of the lang. Uhh would studied ... 2. Ur r non med student soo 3 subject from those uhh choose a. Physics b. Chemistry c. Maths if in ur main subject .. d. Physical education if ur in main subject

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N
7 years ago
Because you changed your stream that's why while calculating your percentage you have to deduct 2.5 % from your total percentage.

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Thanks Nikita. I also want to know about DU entrance based admission? Please provide me details regarding DU entrance.

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