How can I take admission to South Campus Delhi University for M.A.?

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To take admission to South Campus, Delhi University, for an M.A., you need to follow these steps:

1. Entrance Exam: Admission to this university depends on passing the CUET-PG entrance examination so must register and sit for the test.

2. Eligibility: As a vantage point, you have to make sure that you

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