Acharya Narendra Dev College, New Delhi All Questions

Yes , dear applicant Acharya Narendra Dev College is indeed a good college however based on your curriculum of choice which is Computer Science, Deen Dayal Upadhyay College is a better one. When you take admission in this college, you get good academic environment, Experienced Faculties teaching the subjects and well maintained library facilities. It is a worthy choice,

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Hello dear aspirant

Hope you’re doing well.

Among Dyal singh college, Du and acharya narendra dev college, Du, :

Acharya narendra dev college is better for pursuing B.Sc hons zoology. It has better rating than dyal singh college from NAAC. The faculty is also very good of this college.
the campus, library, societies, staff everything is better than dyal singh. Acharya narendra dev colleges placement cell is also good. The laboratories are also very well equipped with latest facilities.

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Please ask if you have any more questions

All the best!!!

Hello,

Acharya Narendra Dev College is only for science stream except commerce stream. But other hand SGTB Khalsa College including three streams science, commerce and humanities.

And according to research Acharya Narendra Dev College have good facilities and campus than SGTB Khalsa College.

So i provide you the details you make smart choice dear.

All the best.

ANDC will be better than Deshbandhu College because in ANDC you will get a great research exposure. As you are interested in basic science then if you have the innovative mindset to know the unknown , the facility will really help you to grow in your field. Also the college have collaborations with premiere institutes like TiFR which will also give you a spectacular experience in your undergrad.

Teaching facility , faculties are actively involved in research so the methodology and the guidance for doing research and stuffs will be great and the knowledge in your field will be updated till date as the teachers are actively involved in research.

I hope my answer helps you. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hey Geeta

Your information is not relevant to tell you whether you'll get admission in ANDC or not. The eligibility criteria which is taken into consideration for the Zoology hons course is determined by your PCB percentage. Calculate your PCB percentage and then match it with the previous closing cut off for the course. You've mentioned your category so as per previous cut off trends the closing cut off for Zoology hons was 78.66% (Eight cut off-SC category).

So, it can be estimated that this year too it will be somewhat around 79-80%.

Thanks

Can't say anything with surety, because this year the result of students are very bright, so there is chances of high cutoff and especially in general category, but still in 2,3,4 and 5 cutoff there are chances, so what you can do is that be careful with the schedule of the cut-off, and take admission in any good college in a course in which you want and secure your seat, and if in further list you get admission in another College in which you want you can change it then.

Good luck.

Hello there. Hope you are doing good. I would like to tell you that B.Com (//B.Com) Hons from College of Vocational Studies is a better option since CVS provides better placement assistance to students. The cultural activities, faculties and college exposure is better in College of Vocational Studies as compared to Acharya Narendra Dev College.

I hope you found this answer helpful. Good luck for your future.

Hey

Your PCM score is 76.6%. As per previous cut off trends of ANDC college, the closing cut offs of Computer Science hons and Physics hons for the SC category were 82% and 84.66% respectively. Also, ANDC offers 1% concession to girl candidates. However, your score seems even too low for being eligible this time, it's difficult to predict accurately that you may get a seat at ANDC.

Also, you can predict colleges here -

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Hello Rishabh,

It is a simple numerical of simultaneous equations.

Let, the distributions received by A, B, C be x, y, z respectively.

So, from first condition,

x = 0.5 ( y + z )

So, 2x - y - z + 0................ ( 1 )

From second condition,

y = 1/3 ( x + z )

So, x - 3y + z + 0 .................... ( 2 )

Now, from third condition, x = y + 500 ........... ( 3 )

Putting value of ( 3 ) in eqn ( 1 ), we get,

y - z = -1000

So, z = y + 1000...... ( 4 )

Now, From ( 2 ), ( 3 ) & ( 4), we get,

y = 1500/-

Putting this value in eqn ( 3 ) and ( 4 ) we get,

x = 2000/-

z = 2500/-

Hence, the amount distributed among A, B and C was 2000/-, 1500/- & 2500/- respectively.

Best Wishes.

Hello
It depends on college as every college have different rules and regulations just contact college abput it or you can check it on official website of du that is www.du.ac.in


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