DU Admissions: Cutoff Trend

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With a BELED degree from Delhi University, you're eligible for MA Political Science programs in various universities. Here are some options:

- *Delhi University (DU)*: You can apply for the MA Political Science program at DU, as it's your alma mater.

- *Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU)*: JNU offers an MA in Political Science, and your BELED degree makes you eligible.

- *Jamia Millia Islamia*: This university offers an MA in Political Science, and you can apply with your BELED degree.

- *Kalindi College*: Kalindi College, affiliated with DU, offers an MA in Political Science with a CUET-PG 2024 cutoff of 227

- *Other Universities*: You can also explore MA Political Science programs in other universities like Banaras Hindu University, Aligarh Muslim University, and University of Hyderabad.

Before applying, ensure you meet the specific eligibility criteria and admission requirements for each university.

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To get admission to some of the good universities , candidates need to get a good score in CUET pg. For DU, candidates need to score about 190-220 marks to secure a seat in the course for general category candidates. However,the cut off marks are little lower for other categories. To know more, visit CUET pg LLM 2025

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Here are some scholarship and compensation which you can get :

1. Government Scholarships for SC Students :

   • Post-Matric Scholarship (Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment).
   • Dr. Ambedkar Scholarship for SC students.

2. Delhi University Scholarships :

   • Merit-based and need-based scholarships for undergraduate students.
   • Financial Assistance from DU for students in need.

3. State Government Scholarships (Madhya Pradesh) :

   • Madhya Pradesh Post Matric Scholarship for SC students.
   • Madhya Pradesh Scholarship Portal offers various financial aids.

4. Private Scholarships :

   • Look for opportunities from educational trusts, NGOs, and corporate scholarships for students from SC and low-income backgrounds.

5. Fee Waivers/Concessions :

   • Some institutions offer fee reductions for students in financial need.

6. Student Loans :

   • Apply for education loans with low interest rates from nationalized banks.

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Delhi University (DU) generally accepts mark sheets from recognized boards such as CBSE and NIOS for undergraduate admissions .

However , there are specific considerations to keep in mind :

1. Board Recognition : Both CBSE and NIOS are recognized by the Government of India . Thus , your marks from both boards are valid .

2. Subject Combination : DU usually requires that your final qualification reflects a complete set of subjects for the course you are applying to . If you have used NIOS to fulfill the eligibility criteria by completing additional subjects that were missing in your CBSE mark sheet , it should be acceptable .

3. Aggregate Calculation : DU will calculate your percentage based on the best four or required subjects , depending on the course . Ensure that the combination of subjects (from CBSE and NIOS) aligns with the eligibility criteria of the course you wish to pursue .

4. Document Submission : At the time of admission , you will need to submit both mark sheets (CBSE and NIOS) . DU might ask for an undertaking or clarification regarding why you appeared for additional subjects via NIOS .

5. Course Specific Rules : Some courses might have specific eligibility requirements . Double check the eligibility criteria for your desired course in DU’s admission .

Check link given below

https://www.careers360.com/university/university-of-delhi-delhi/admission

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You can find previous year question papers for your BA Hons Psychology course at DU's open university by exploring the following sources:

You can visit the official website of DU's open university . They often have a section for previous year question papers or examination resources.

Websites like DU Student Corner and other student-driven platforms sometimes share resources for various courses.

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To pursue an M.Tech at IITs after completing a B.Sc. (Hons) in Mathematics from Delhi University, you must meet the following criteria:

1. Eligibility for GATE :

   • A B.Sc. (Hons) Mathematics graduate is generally not eligible for GATE in engineering disciplines like Computer Science, Electrical, or Civil. However, you can apply for the Mathematics (MA) paper in GATE, which allows entry into M.Tech programs related to mathematics or interdisciplinary areas like Mathematical Sciences, Data Science, etc.

2. Selection through GATE :

   • You need to clear GATE with a good rank in the Mathematics paper. IITs offer M.Tech courses in various mathematical sciences, applied mathematics, and computer science-related programs.

3. Specific IIT Programs :

   • Some IITs offer M.Tech programs in areas where your background in mathematics is relevant, like M.Tech in Applied Mathematics or Computational Mathematics.

4. Alternative Pathways :

   • Some IITs may have specific provisions for graduates from non-engineering backgrounds through a separate entrance process or qualifying exams.

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If you scored 49 marks in PCB and the cutoff for counseling is 50 , it is risky to increase your marks artificially. During counseling, the information you provide, including marks, is usually verified against your original mark sheet . If a discrepancy is found (e.g., 49 shown as 50), your admission can be canceled , and you might even face restrictions in future exams or counseling processes.

Suggesstions :-

1. Always provide accurate information : Manipulating marks is a serious offense and can harm your career.
2. Review the counseling rules : Check if you qualify under any special category or relaxation criteria.
3. Explore other options :
   • Look for colleges or courses with lower cutoffs where your marks are eligible.
   • Prepare for alternative exams or the next session to improve your score.

Honesty is critical in such processes; misleading authorities can have long-term consequences.

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Hello Naina,

If you haven't received your roll number from DU SOL (University of Delhi - School of Open Learning), you can try out few things-

1. Make sure you check the email you provided during the admission process. sometimes , the roll number or other important details are sent to the registered email address. If you registered a mobile number, check for any SMS updates from DU SOL regarding your roll number.

2. Log in to the official DU SOL website then g o to the Student Login section and enter your login credentials (like your registration number, date of birth, or email).Once logged in, look for a section under "Admit Card" or "Student Dashboard" where your roll number might be listed.

3. Sometimes, your roll number will be available in the admit card for upcoming exams. Visit the Admit Card section on the DU SOL website, and you might be able to download it by entering details like your registration number.

If you still have your admission form or receipt, check if your roll number was provided there.

4. If you still haven’t received your roll number or cannot find it online, it’s best to contact the DU SOL helpline directly.

b)  You can  also contact the DU SOL office or exam section at the phone numbers provided on the website. They usually respond to queries regarding roll numbers, exam details, and other student concerns.

5. If you're in Delhi or can visit the DU SOL campus, you could directly visit the SOL Office for assistance. The staff there can help you retrieve your roll number or resolve any issues regarding your admission.

Address:
University of Delhi - School of Open Learning
5, Cavalry Lane, University of Delhi,
Delhi - 110007.

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The CUET PG for LLM in 2025 is expected to be held in June, though the exact date is yet to be confirmed. For admission to LLM at Delhi University (DU), a general candidate should aim for a high score, typically between 200-250 marks out of 400, to secure a spot in a good college.

The CUET PG LLM syllabus includes topics such as Constitutional Law, Law of Torts, Indian Penal Code, Criminal Law, Family Law, Contract Law, Environmental Law, and Administrative Law. To prepare effectively, it’s important to study these subjects thoroughly, take mock tests, and review past year papers.

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Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.