What is the cutoff for BA at College of Arts, University of Delhi?

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In its 68 affiliated colleges, DU alone has 71,000 seats for more than 78 UG courses. In its affiliated colleges, the total number of students at DU for BA is more than 12,000. A candidate must have completed 12th from a recognised board with a minimum of 45% aggregate marks to be eligible for the B

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