Is selection for Bsc Physics dependent only on PCM marks?
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Yes, to get the admission in BSc (Physics) student have to pass 12th examination with PCM group only.
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Hi Manisha,
In most of the colleges of Delhi and in Delhi University the minimum eligibility criteria is 55% or more marks in the aggregate of 3 subjects as mentioned in physics,chemistry and mathematics and one compulsory language (i.e. English) with 50%. and further the admission is based on cut off list.
For eg :if the cut off marks for physics honors is 92% in some x college,then your aggregate of pcm should be equal to 92% or more than it to secure a seat in that particular College
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