Can i upload income certificate instead of ews certificate for reservation in B.A. programme Delhi university?
Hello Aryan,
In order to prevail the benefits and facilities under the EWS category, you would be required to provide your EWS Certificate, in case of failure to do so you may provide your income certificate. However you need to make sure it is equivalent to the one provided by Tehsildar.
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Answer laterHow many seats in DULLB faculty of law?what was the last year cut off ?Please inform me about reservations policies and number of aspirants
Hello Aryan,
The Delhi University offers admissions to as many as 2658 LLB seats distributed among a total of three law centres, through DU LLB entrance test.The candidates on the basis of their scores and rank in the LLB entrance test will be offered a seat in any of the DU LLB participating institute. The university has designated three law centres as DU LLB participating institutes 2019 which include Campus Law Centre(886 seats), Law Centre I (886 seats) and Law Centre II (886 seats).
According to the DU LLB seat reservation criteria, as many as 624 LLB seats have been reserved for the OBC category candidates, 346 for SC candidates and 173 LLB seats for the ST category candidates.
For more information you can refer to the following link-
https://law.careers360.com/articles/du-llb
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Previous year Cut off of dsj programme is not available on dsj website. i keen to know, what was the previous year cut off of dsj programme?
Previous year cutoff data is not available on the official website of Delhi School of Journalism (DSJ), University of Delhi. This is due to the fact that the proposal for setting up a school of Journalism by DU was put put forward in 2017 itself. It was formally inaugurated in December 2017.
So, the second batch was admitted in the year 2018-19.
The cutoff for DU DSJ 2019-20 will depend upon:
1. Total number of applicants
2. Total number of seats
3. Number of seats for unreserved and reserved categories
I will suggest you to check out the following link:
It provides past year merit lists for both english and hindi medium.
https://media.careers360.com/articles/du-dsj-result-analysis-2018
Best wishes!
Can I get admission in MA 2nd year in Delhi University after two year gap ?
After taking a two-year gap after your bachelors degree, you can surely get admission in masters of arts.
But I don't think you can directly take admission in M.A. 2nd year after taking the gap. You are required to do any one of the following:
1. You need to have good enough marks in your bachelors so that you can secure a seat on the basis of merit. This is applicable only if you completed your graduation from some college in University of Delhi itself.
2. You need to be eligible to give the entrance exam conducted by the university and then score good enough marks to secure a seat in M.A.
In any case, you cannot take admission in 2nd year directly.
Hope it helps!
I got 77% in pcm can I get college of Delhi University in South campus for bsc chemistry Hons?
Hello aspirant!
I am sorry to say but if you belong to general category, I think it would be too difficult for you to get a seat in Delhi University South Campus for BSC Chemistry Honours. You should try some other college since the cut-offs of Delhi University are generally very high. I wish you all the very best!
I have scored 665 in NEET 2019 & Having all India rank of 394 , can I get Delhi University under 15% all India quota?
Hi, you have secured a great score. Determining the cutoffs for colleges for 2019 will be difficult as the cutoffs change every year depeding on various factors like no.of aspirants applying and giving the exam, availability of seats, the difficulty level of the paper, maximum and minimum marks scores by aspirants in the exam etc. But based on last years' cut offs you can get into colleges like Lady Hardinge Medical college, Delhi; Maulana Azad Medical College etc. In order to check the list of other colleges and their cut off ranks, visit the link https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-du
I would suggest you to use the NEET coleege Predictor https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor , to know about how it works and what are its advantages read the article https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-college-predictor
To view detailed information about DU MBBS Admission proces, read the article https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/du-mbbs-admission
Good Luck
Is it right about dsj programme, offered two degrees (Bachelor of journalism and master of journalism) in 5 years?Delhi university
The Delhi School of Journalism (DSJ) is affiliated to University of Delhi. It offers study option in the field of journalism.
The features of DSJ are as follows:
1. The course is 5-year integrated programme in Journalism.
2. If student opts to exit after 3 years, he/she will be awarded bachelor's degree.
3. If student completes the whole duration of study, he/she will be awarded Masters in Journalism as well.
4. Language of the course is either English or Hindi.
5. You will have to study one foreign language (French/Spanish/Chinese/Arabic) and one regional language (Sanskrit/Urdu/Bengali/Tamil) in the course. The selected language(s) of study should not be your mother tongue.
Hope it helps!
What was the previous year cut off of cluster innovation centre s B.A.(hons) humanities and social sciences Delhi university?
For admission in Cluster Innovation Centre (CIC), University of Delhi, the cutoffs depend on number of applicants and number of seats available. Few years ago, it was a relatively new course and less number of people knew about it.
As the years progress, people are getting to know more about CIC and the B.Tech./B.A. offered there. So, cutoffs have been high every year.
In 2016, the cutoff was 213 marks.
In 2017, the cutoff was 186 marks.
So, you can expect that the cutoff will remain within this range. To be sure about your admission, you should aim for around 250-300 marks in the exam.
Hope it helps!
Does the paper of btech it&mi in delhi University hindi mediam or english mediam plz tell me
The exam question paper is always provided with two languages. But the omr will be in english language only.
What about five year programme in journalism in faculty of social sciences at Delhi university?how many seats in this programme?
Hey Aryan,
Delhi School of Journalism (DSJ) is one of the premiere Journalism Schools in India launched by University of Delhi in 2017.Journalism is just one aspect of it. There is a host of avenues in which one can go, like advertisement, public relations, documentary filmmaking, fiction writing etc.
Though the course will be a five-year integrated programme, according to PTI, a student can quit it after three years with a BA degree.
Applicant should have passed the Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination (Class XII) of the Central Board of Secondary Education or an examination recognized as equivalent thereto in any stream, with an aggregate of 50% marks in the qualifying examination determined on the basis of all five subjects offered in the qualifying examination.
Selection/Admission will be based on the merit list prepared on the basis of marks obtained in an Entrance Test. The seats are like for 100-120.
For more information you can visit the the website of dsj for clear idea.
Hope this helps.
