I got 76% in 12th. Am I eligible to get admission in DU?

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Ankit Kumar
6 years ago
With this percentage it is quite difficult to get into DU. You need to be specific about the college you want to study. For Science and commerce it is difficult but for arts may be possible.

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himanshu yadav
8 years ago
In which stream were you in school? And which stream are you willing to opt in college?

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R
8 years ago
With this percentage it is quite difficult to get into DU. You need to be specific about the college you want to study. For science and commerce it is difficult but for arts may be possible.

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hritik pokhriyal
8 years ago
DU take admission on merit bases. If you are Arts & Science stream, the possibility is high but if you're from commerce stream, the cut-off is so high.

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Stuti Pandya
8 years ago
Minimum admission criteria is 55% and you have got 76%. So, definitely, you are eligible to get admission in DU.

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