I got 69% in 12th standard so can i get admission in ba hons psychology in Ur college

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Asked by Kirti Nanda
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7 years ago
Hii, as admission is based on cut offs and if you belong to general category its quite tough for you to get admission in this college with this marks still hope for best for more information visit the official website of DU :- www.du.ac.in

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Yes, it is tough but possible that you can get admission against cancellation. Also, keep a check on cut-offs and hope for the best.

Bhumika Khattar
7 years ago
You didn't mention the category. But if you are from reserved category then chanced are that you can get admission and if you are from an unreserved category then sorry you may not get admission.

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