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University of Delhi will release the DU journalism and mass communication 2021 application form in May, in online mode. The submission deadline for DU journalism and mass communication 2021 application form will be soon announced. Keep an eye on the official website for the latest information. The DU journalism and mass communication 2021 admission is conducted on the basis of candidate’s merit. After the application process is over, the university will release the DU journalism and mass communication 2021 cutoff in online mode. The DU journalism and mass communication application form 2021 has not been announced yet.

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Here is the details Regarding Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) Reservation Policy-

• The candidates belonging to EWS are required to submit the certificates issued after 31st March 2020 for Delhi University admissions 2020.
• Students who do not possess the latest certificate can apply for the same online.
• Students who are unable to apply for the latest EWS certificate can apply for an income certificate for the financial year 2019-20 from the E-district portal.

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Hi student,

You've mentioned the score and the stream in which you want to pursue admission but not the category to which you belong so it is difficult to predict accurately any college for you. 67% is not a satisfactory score for getting admission in Delhi University, especially in biology related field since the cut offs generally remains high for the same in both the category that are reserved and unreserved.

You've mentioned that you belong to state Delhi but Delhi University doesn't offer any state quota.

However, you can predict colleges here in the link below and know your chances of getting admission in any college of the Delhi University :

https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor

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Hope you are doing good in this pandemic situation.

You should definitely choose Motilal Nehru Delhi University.

Compared to DU college college of vocational studies for a bachelor course in English is not that good option.

Along with the DU tag, you would have various extra co curricular activities in the college.

So choosing Delhi University for bachelors in arts course  is a good option

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Delhi University offers a three years graduation course in Life science. Life science is basically the combination of 3 subjects that are Zoology, Botany and chemistry. Life science is applied and more research based course.

You are offered to study all the 3 subjects together. This gives you a broad view of all three subjects together.  And the eligibility criteria to get admission in life science course is determined by your PCB percentage of class 12th. Your best of four percentage is not taken into consideration for Life science.

To know in details about DU admission 2020, check link here -

https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-admission

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Hey Student,

You can choose any of the subjects. But if u want to go for civil services in future than its not necessary but you have to know mathmatics upto the certain extent. Although you only need to obtain 33% to qualify in the exam but even though if you are sound in math and reasoning than you might end up trapped in exam.

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hello aspirant,

The cw stands for Children/widow of armed forces which means no. of seats reserved for children/ widows of the officers and men of the armed forces killed or disabled in action or while on duty. As per University guidelines there is a 5% reservation for CW students.

Dear Eklavya,

Congratulations for 87% in 12th!!

The admission process in Delhi University is based on the 12th performance and some college also have entrance exams for different courses.There are total 77 colleges and 16 affliated faculty in the Delhi University. So ofcourse some of the colleges are best and some of them are good and some of them are ok.

So based on your percentage you can get many good colleges like Shivaji College,Kirori mal college, Art college of Delhi University,Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma college,Jesus and mary college and many more. You can check previous year cut-offs of these college and check out the rating and reviews.

See The first cut-off of mostly all colleges is between in the range of above 90% so you have to wait for 2nd or 3rd cut-off so you can get the good college of you choice and there is one more thing I would like to tell you that some colleges have different hons. subjects and some college have different. So give your time and search about the courses.

I hope you got the answer!!!

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If you have any query then feel free to ask!!!

To be honest with you, LLB alone cannot get you a teaching job. Even if it is an Integrated Law course, you will still need LLM or Ph.D to teach in Law Schools and atleast a B.Ed if you want to teach in Schools. Now B.Ed is a Professional course that one can pursue after Graduation to take up Teaching as a profession. You can teach in Schools after your B.Ed.