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Dear Suraj,
It is difficult to predict the cut-offs when the application process is still on. However, in 2017, the first cut-off list for B.Sc Physics (Honors) was 88 percent in some colleges, while in other colleges it was as high as 97 percent.
Ideally, you should not have just one course preference. Since you have PCM background, we suggest that you apply for B.Sc courses.
B.Sc courses in DU are offered in multiple combinations like B.Sc physical science with physics, mathematics and chemistry, B.Sc physical science with physics, mathematics and computer science, B. Sc physical science with physics, mathematics and electronics, etc.
Dear Tanya,
If you have the skill set and drive, then go ahead! Jewellery Design is a niche course, so ensure that you pursue it from a good institute. You may even look at other design specialisations like graphic designing, interior designing, fashion designing, shoe designing, etc.
Look up the top 10 colleges offering design courses in India across all specialisations, and also see a comparison between graphic designing and jewellery designing, fashion designing and interior designing, web designing, etc.
In fact, IIT Delhi had set up a School of Design in 2017 to offer design courses, if you are interested in exploring.
Ensure that you do a bachelor’s degree instead of a diploma or a certificate course, as the scope of work with a bachelor’s degree increases manifold.
Dear Anushka,
Journalism and Mass Communication is one of the most sought after courses nowadays, with excellent career prospects in (journalism) India. In fact, DU has already begun the registration process for admission to BJMC courses for 2018. There are many reputed colleges offering bachelor’s degree in journalism in India. Some of most prominent ones include:
Hello,
Maths is a critical subject to pursue BBA in DU. Without passing in that subject, you will not be able to get admission for BBA course. However, maths score from class 12 board exams is not mandatory for admission in some colleges like IP University and a few private colleges – Amity, Sharda, etc.
However, you can look at other options like economics, BMS, B.Com (pass), sociology, psychology, etc. for options.
Dear Zeshan,
It will be a big risk. Since the application process in DU is still on, you can apply, but DU already has records of you being a current student in the university. You will first need to cancel your admission and then collect your documents from the university, before applying again. We fear you do not have that kind of time as the application process starts from 19 June. Besides, you will not have any advantage as you will be equated with lakhs of students applying in 2018. If anything, the competition will be fierce this year (what with maximum percentages reaching 90+ in CBSE this year!).
Our suggestion is to do a parallel course from a private university or college that aligns with your career goals. But be prepared to toil very hard, because it will be tough juggling two courses at the same time.
Dear Sweta,
Some of the top M.Sc colleges in Delhi include:
To see more colleges in Delhi offering M.Sc courses (besides DU), click here. Admission to M.Sc in DU is relatively less competitive compared to UG admissions. We suggest that you try DU as well.
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Published: 01 Jun 2018,10:32 AM IST