What is the percentage required to get admission to MA at Delhi University?
Hello if you want to get admission in MA at Delhi University then you must have a minimum percentage of 50% in your undergraduate degree for general category students and if your are from OBC category then you should have atleast 45% in your undergraduate degree and if you are from SC, ST then 40%
You need minimum 60% to clear the eligibility criteria to sit for the entrance to MA at Delhi University. In case you're aiming to go via merit, it depends on your subject, seats and percentage of your peers.
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Check below the Christ Delhi BBA LLB (Hons) application process:
- Register on the Christ admission portal
- Select the BBA LLB (Hons) course
- Upload the academic documents and photograph
- Fill the details
- Select the date of online entrance test
- Select the venue for the selection process
- Pay the Christ Delhi BBA
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Yes, Christ Delhi provides BBA LLB (hons) course to the students who are interested in Law studies. It is a five-year Integrated course which is divided in 10 semesters.
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