I got 86% in class 12th and have applied for B.Sc in biology, chemistry and physics from DU. Will I be able to meet with the cut off?
I got 94 in biology, 88 in physics, 72 in chemistry, 80 in English and 99 in painting in class 12th.
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With this percentage, you may get an off-campus college like Deshbandhu, Swami Shradhanand or Shyamlal. And, if you have any reservation quota, you can also get a campus college. -
You won't get a good college. Cut-off of DU is very high.
Try somewhere else.
Good luck. -
You will easily get a seat in Sharadananda College, and you won't be getting in a good college, because the cut offs are too high. -
Hi dear,
Your PCM marks are calculated against the cut-off released by DU. If you belong to the general category, you can't pursue B.Sc, because the cut-off is above 89% for the general. But, if you belong to SC/ST category, you can get admission in this course. For further information regarding the cut-off and admission process, you can visit the DU website. -
You have 86% in class 12th, and now a days the competition is high. And, I think you can get an off campus college like, they are saying this in the college and if you have a Kotak, then you can get college in campus like North Campus of South Campus. And, for further query you can check Delhi University site for upgrade. Thank you. -
Basically, your PCM marks are calculated against the cut-off released by DU. If you belong to the general category, you can't pursue B.Sc because the cut-off is above 89% for the general. But, if you belong to SC/ST category, you can get admission in this course. For further information regarding the cut-off and admission process, you can visit the DU website. -
If you have any quota then you can get admission in the campus college otherwise it is difficult for you.
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Your PCB percentage will define whether u will be able to get I. Du or not.the least % for B.Sc zoology and botany hon is 87.33% of swami shardhannada college of du.
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Basically, your PCM marks calculated against the cut off released by DU. If you belong to general category, you can't pursue B.Sc course, because the cut off are above 89 for general. But, if you belong to SC, ST category, you can get admission in this course. For further information regarding cut off and admission process, you can visit DU website. -
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