I have scored 65.5% in class 12th. Can I get admission in Delhi University?

48 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Mohd Shuaib
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Devangna Sharma
8 years ago
There are chances if you are from a reserved category, as you can avail quota system benefits. But if you are from the general category, then it is a big no, you cannot pursue B.Com from DU on a regular basis. Rather, you can apply for SOL.

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R
8 years ago
No its not possible from du rglr between from sol and non collegiate uhh do your B.Com. bcoz ur % will be too low to get admsn in du rglr

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S
8 years ago
Dear, I'm sorry to say - it is really difficult to go with B.Com in DU with this percentage unless you have any reservation facility. I think you better try for an alternative.

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S
8 years ago
It is very difficult unless you enjoy some reservation benefits.

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D
8 years ago
Sorry, it's not possible to get admission in DU with this percentage.

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