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Below is the sports quota games list in India: Archery, Atya-Patya, Badminton, Ball-Badminton, Athletics (including Track and Field events), Bridge, Carrom, Chess, Cricket, Basketball, Billiards and Snooker, Boxing Football, Golf, Gymnastics (including Body Building), Cycling, Equestrian Sports, Ice-Skiing, Ice-Hockey.

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Answering to your question ,
Delhi University stands out as one of the limited universities in the country that acknowledges remarkable accomplishments in sports at the state, national, and international levels. Students receive marks based on the quantity and caliber of achievements they have attained. While the list encompasses numerous sports, it is regrettable that karate is not included, primarily because it is often perceived as a martial art rather than a sport by those who practice it.

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Delhi University stands out as one of the universities in India that acknowledges remarkable sports achievements at state, national, and international levels. Marks are awarded based on the quantity and quality of a student's achievements. While the university includes numerous sports in its list, it does not include karate. This omission is likely because karate is often viewed more as a martial art than a competitive sport in this context.

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Hello aspirant,

Delhi University stands out among the country's universities by recognizing outstanding accomplishments in sports at state, national, and international levels. Students receive marks according to the quantity and caliber of their achievements. While the list encompasses various sports, it's regrettable that karate is excluded because it is often perceived as a martial art rather than a sport.

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