greetings,

english honours is one of the most sort after course of delhi university.

learn a foreign language side by side to add cherry on the cake.

only go for it if you are a literatre freak. else go for ba hons journalism.

following is the course syllabus:

http://www.du.ac.in/du/uploads/12102017_English.pdf

pls check previous year cut-off:

http://www.du.ac.in/cut-off.html

hope this helps.

good luck.

Hey !

Firstly know one thing , the debate topics given for ECA trials are not  much hard. So , if you are updated with the current and/or general issues happening in and around the world,  then it will be easier for you . But if you are not updated with it , then be updated for main  topics like feminism , gay marriage , girl child , abortion etc . 

And if you have any contact , then get to know the previous year topics. This can help you a lot.

While debating , use some common suitable phrases which should be on your tips. This leaves a good impression.

Your arguments should make you different amongst others in good way. They should be logical , sensible and quick. Don't take much time in thinking about the arguements as it will leave a bad impression.

Well , what ensures your admission is your past certificates. These trials are just to ensure the validity of your certificates. So , if you have good certificates , then your admission is sure . Don't worry.

Best of luck!

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Hi, the institution offers MBBS course at the undergraduate level. It admits 250 students for the MBBS course annually based on the scores secured in NEET Exam in that particular year. 

The distribution of seats in the college as per DU Norms:

• 15% of the total seats are filled in through the entrance examination conducted by the C.B.S.E or on All India Quota basis
• 85% of total seats are filled in through the DU Norms 
• 6% seats are reserved for Government of India nominees

Delhi University comprises Maulan azad medical college, lady hardinge medical college, university college of medical sciences for medical education. Students who have done MBBS from these 3 colleges have reservation in pg seats in these 3 colleges. This is 50 percent. In every state half seats are reserved for students of that very state and rest half is filled by all India quota.

To know more about MBBS admission in DU refer to the article in the link given: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/du-mbbs-admission

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