Will I face any problem in getting admission in DU as I am doing my HSC from Haryana board?

Will my percentage hold the same importance as the percentage of a CBSE board's student?

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Siddharth Bhardwaj
9 years ago
Hi, There is no harm in doing your 12th from Haryana state board. DU is a centrally funded organization (This is not a state university where you will face any state quota) and hence every state is equal here. You just need to score above 98% or 97% in 12th to get seat in a good DU college.

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I don't think like that. See, DU is a central university, so all the states and their respective boards are equal. So any preference to CBSE is not valid here however if you are applying to Delhi state-funded university like GGSIPU then their is a state quota of Delhi residents but not at all for CB

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