How many seats are there for Masters in mass communication in main campus and how much reservation is there for Delhi candidates in that?

I scored 46 rank in CET mass communication. Is it possible to get admission in main campus?

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Delhi regional candidates: 85% seats are reserved for Delhi region candidates who have passed the qualifying examination from any school/institute located in Delhi. Seat allocation on the basis of merit list: The seats in Journalism and Mass Communication Colleges in Delhi will be filled through th

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