What are the best three subjects considered for physical science with chemistry in DU? Is it PCB or PCM?
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14th Jul, 2019
Hello dear aspirant
For B.sc physical science, your aggregate percentage of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics is considered, your PCM marks will be taken into account for your admission.
If you were a bio student in class 12th, you can opt for B.Sc Life science where Marks of PCB is considered.
Hope I am clear
For B.sc physical science, your aggregate percentage of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics is considered, your PCM marks will be taken into account for your admission.
If you were a bio student in class 12th, you can opt for B.Sc Life science where Marks of PCB is considered.
Hope I am clear
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13th Jul, 2019
Hi,
For Delhi University usually if you are science student they consider physics, chemistry, maths and if you are medical student they consider physics, chemistry, biology. I am assuming you are a science student and hence your physics, chemistry, maths along with any language will be required for admission.
All the best
For Delhi University usually if you are science student they consider physics, chemistry, maths and if you are medical student they consider physics, chemistry, biology. I am assuming you are a science student and hence your physics, chemistry, maths along with any language will be required for admission.
All the best
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Hello dear aspirant
For admission in Physical science with chemistry, the aggregate percentage of Physics, Chemistry and mathematics is considered i.e. the aggregate percentage of PCM is taken into account. And if you were a bio a student in class 12th, then you can opt for B. Sc Life science, which takes the percentage of PCB into account.
Hope I am clear.
For admission in Physical science with chemistry, the aggregate percentage of Physics, Chemistry and mathematics is considered i.e. the aggregate percentage of PCM is taken into account. And if you were a bio a student in class 12th, then you can opt for B. Sc Life science, which takes the percentage of PCB into account.
Hope I am clear.
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