I've scored 86.2% in science stream from cbse board. can I apply for bsc course in hansraj college.?

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Hi, As you have scored 86.2 percent marks in class 12th board, so you are eligible to take in Hansraj College under Delhi University. You should apply for the same. And please remember, it might be difficult in first cut off, so wait for the second or third round for B.Sc Zoology course. Best of luc

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See hansraj hans is itself a good college of du. Please wait for the cut offs to know which college you will get.

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