How can I get admission in Delhi University affiliated colleges? I have score 84% in 12th standard (commerce without maths).

My profile: business-95, physical education-89, economics-82, English-77 and accounts-76.

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Asked by Sourabh Diwan
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Harshit Jain
9 years ago
The overall cut-off is very high in DU. The first cut0-off list starts from 98 or 99 percent marks but it gradually decreases. You can still get admission in DU. Some colleges only consider subject marks or best four. You can try on that basis.

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You can get admission in Deen Dayal, Shyam College, Rajdhani College, Khalsa College, Hansraj, Kirorimal, etc. Kindly check the cut-off, you will get the complete list on the website or in the newspapers.

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