I got 73.4% in CBSE board from PCB. Can I get admission to pursue B.Com in Delhi University?
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Your marks are deducted when the percentage calculated against the cut off released by DU because you are from Science background and didn't study any subject of B.Com. If you belong to general category, your chances are very low to get admit in this course. If you belong to the ST category, maybe you can get admission. But don't lose hope and wait till the last cutoff to come. You can check out last year's cutoff released by DU on their website.
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The 2nd cut off is already out, you can go ahead and apply, there are surely chance
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