I got 652 marks in CUET for B.Com. What Delhi University colleges I can expect with this score?
If you get a 652 on the CUET for B.Com, you stand a good chance of getting into some of Delhi University's most esteemed colleges. Colleges like Sri Venkateswara College, Ramjas College, and Shaheed Bhagat Singh College might accept you. Although they could be a little competitive, colleges like Han

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Any score above 600 is good enough to get into any good DU college.So you have good chances for top and middle rank colleges ( refer NIRF ranking).
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Yes, students can get into the university without giving CUET exam for BSc course. For BS c, merit based admissions are taken followed by an interview round.
No, Jai Hind College is not under CUET. Students are offered seats purely on a merit basis for all the programmes. The college considers past academic performance while shortlisting the candidates.
Yes, Manav Rachna University does accept CUET scores. While the university primarily considers the MRNAT score to shortlist students, it also considers other exams. CUET along with JEE, CLAT, UCEED, etc., are all accepted for admissions.
Presidency University admissions are mainly granted on the basis of PUMDET or PUBDET scores only. The university may consider CUET scores in selective cases. Students must check and confirm the same with the university before applying.
Yes, students can get admission in City Academy Law College without CUET. The college accepts both CUET and Lucknow University Exam scores to shortlist students. In case, a valid CUET score is not available, students have the option of submitting Lucknow University exam scores instead.
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