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Yes, you are eligible for DU B.Com admission. DU considers only your Class 12 marks and CUET score, not your Class 10 subject-wise results. Your Class 10 Maths fail (E grade) will not affect admission, since your overall result is pass. You just need to clear Class 12 with required subjects and meet the CUET + DU cut-off criteria. So, focus on Class 12 and CUET preparation.

Yes, DU NCWEB may refund your fees, but it depends on their cancellation and refund policy . Usually:

• If you cancel within 2–3 days of payment , most of the amount may be refunded, except transaction/processing charges .

• Refunds are generally processed back to the original payment mode .

You should contact DU NCWEB helpdesk immediately with your application ID and payment details :

• DU NCWEB Contact & Helpdesk – Careers360

It’s better to check the official refund policy PDF on the DU NCWEB site to confirm exact rules.

Hello Himanshu

Your BA program degree will be eligible for DU PG LLB Entrance exam if you complete your 3rd year (which mean 5th and 6th semester). So you will need to complete your full degree and you will surely be eligible for the same.

The eligibility criteria for DU PG LLB is that you should have any UG degree with minimum 50% marks so just complete your degree and you are good to go.

Thank You!!!

Hello,

Yes, after you apply for DU SOL UG admission , you will get updates through your registered email and mobile number.

You should also keep checking the DU SOL admission portal regularly. All important details like admission confirmation, fee payment and study material updates are shared there.

Hope it helps !

Hii padmo!

Your B.Ed degree is valid as long as it was from NCTE approved institution. Since you have already been awarded degree in 2022 it will be accepted for your TGT Hindi teacher job in Odisha.  The only technical issue could be if you pursued regular B.Ed while holding a full time job without leave or NOC. In this case you may need to justify it if questioned during verification or interview. You may have to clarify this to the verification officers.

But the degree itself remains valid and recognised as it has already been awarded.