I got 95.25 best 4 in CBSE. Which good colleges in Delhi university can I get into for B.Sc. Maths?

I had taken Science in 11th and 12th.

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5 years ago
If you have skill of fast learning so why not you are choosing MIT why you are wasting time on graduation only. I think you should choose MIT and develop software and algorithm.

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Vipin Bihari Yadav
6 years ago
DU typically sees higher percentage for admission criteria across all the streams. In order to get admission, you would need to take out the percentage of your best four subjects. While doing so please keep in kind that each stream has different best four subjects acceptance. All colleges in DU have

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