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DU cutoffs 2020: High CBSE class 12 results would lead to higher Delhi University cutoffs

DU cutoffs 2020: High CBSE class 12 results would lead to higher Delhi University cutoffs

DU cutoffs 2020: High CBSE class 12 results would lead to higher Delhi University cutoffs

After CBSE class 12th results were declared with over 80% pass rate, Delhi university officials said that higher marks mean higher the DU cutoffs 2020.

As many students secure 90 to 95% in the Central board of education conducted Class 12th exams, DU officials claimed that in comparison to last year DU…

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DU admissions 2018: Maximum ECA applications for NCC | education

DU admissions 2018: Maximum ECA applications for NCC | education

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The highest number of applications under the extracurricular activity (ECA) category in Delhi University colleges is for the National Cadet Corps (NCC). However, with only 15 colleges posting requirements for NCC cadets this admission cycle, competition may be high. The two other activities that have got quite a large number of applications — close on the heels of the NCC — are dance and…

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DU admission 2018: English, political science most favoured by aspirants | education

DU admission 2018: English, political science most favoured by aspirants | education

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English, followed by B.A. (Programme) and political science emerged as the top three courses preferred by students aspiring to study at the Delhi University, revealed data released on Tuesday.

Out of near 2.8 lakh students who applied for undergraduate courses this year, 1,26,327 chose English as their preferred course, followed distantly by B.A. (Programme) at 1,05,818 and political…

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DU admission 2018: Brace yourself for higher DU cutoffs on June 19 | education

DU admission 2018: Brace yourself for higher DU cutoffs on June 19 | education

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The first cut-off list for Delhi University colleges is likely to follow the same trend as St Stephen’s College. Arts and commerce programmes are likely to record an increase in cut-off points compared to last year while the merit list for science courses is likely to remain same or see a marginal dip.

The university will announce the first cut-off list for the rest of the colleges on June…

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