No, you should not upload your OBC certificate to the DU CSAS form if you belong to the OBC creamy layer.

Delhi University requires candidates claiming reservation benefits under the OBC category to belong to the "Non-Creamy Layer." This means their family income falls below a specific threshold set by the government. OBC creamy layer candidates are not eligible for OBC reservation benefits in educational institutions. Uploading your OBC certificate in this case might lead to complications during verification or disqualify you from claiming OBC reservation.
During the DU CSAS application process, you should select the "General Category" when asked about your caste category.

If you have a valid, recent (issued after March 31st, 2021) OBC Non-Creamy Layer certificate, you can consider applying under the OBC category. However, confirm your eligibility based on your family income not exceeding the creamy layer limit set by the government.

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Having a different name on your 10th marksheet and Aadhar card might cause some issues during registration on the CSAS portal of Delhi University,

During verification, the mismatch between your names on the application and documents (marksheet and Aadhar card) could lead to delays in processing your registration.

If possible, prioritize getting your name rectified on your 10th mark sheet. This is the ideal solution as it eliminates discrepancies across documents.

Contact your school authorities and inquire about the process for name correction on the marksheet. It might involve submitting an affidavit and relevant documents as proof of the error.

If correcting your marksheet name isn't feasible immediately, proceed with your CSAS portal registration. During the application process, look for a section where you can mention the name discrepancy. Clearly explain the situation and mention that you are in the process of getting your marksheet name rectified.

If the CSAS portal allows uploading documents, consider attaching a signed affidavit on a notary stamp explaining the name mismatch and your efforts to get it corrected.

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Delhi University does not offer a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree specifically in Radiology. The university is well-known for its diverse range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs, but Radiology is not included in their B.Sc. offerings.

Instead , Delhi University offers various other science programs, including B.Sc. in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. For students interested in careers related to medical imaging and diagnostic technologies, pursuing a B.Sc. in a relevant field such as Medical Imaging or Radiography would be more appropriate. However, such specialized programs are generally offered by medical or paramedical institutions rather than traditional universities like Delhi University.

If you are interested in pursuing a career in Radiology , you might want to look into dedicated programs offered by medical or paramedical institutions.

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These are some of the best colleges affiliated to DU for B.Sc psychology:

1. Hindu College.
2. Lady Shri Ram College For Women.
3. Kamala Nehru College.
4. Miranda House.
5. Gargi College.
6. Lakshmibai College.
7. Daulat Ram College.
8. Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College.
9. Aryabhatta College.
10. Bhim Rao Ambedkar College

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There's a chance your application form for Delhi University might be flagged for a minor inconsistency due to including "Mr." and "Mrs." before your parents' names. However, it likely won't lead to a complete rejection.

This seems like a minor discrepancy compared to errors like incorrect names, dates, or qualifications.

The key information is your parents' actual names. As long as those are correct, the titles (Mr./Mrs.) might be overlooked.


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No, you cannot get into DU for any course without giving CUET ( Common university entrance test). According to NEP, admissions to central universities will be through CUET, but not on merit basis.