I have scored 72.5% marks (best 4 subjects) with math in 12th CBSE board, 2019. can I get admission in DU college in B.Com or B.Com (H).. .

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Prashant Kumar
7 years ago
As per your marks, and considering you as a general category as you have not specified your category you will not be able to get DU in any cut-off. You need minimum of 82% to get DU in last rounds. If you come from any category leaving OBC (as it is not much different from general) there is some cha

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ashutosh chauhan
7 years ago
If you belong to general category than you will not get admission in B.Com because the cut-off is very high for general category. But if you belong to SC category, then you might be get admission. For more information regarding admission process, visit Delhi University's website.

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