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DU’s Kirori Mal College Releases First Cut-Off List; 99.75 Per Cent For BCom Courses
For admission to courses like BA (Honours) Political Science, BSc (Honours) Mathematics, BCom and BCom (Hons), the cut-off is 99.75 per cent for students under the unreserved category.
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PGDAV College (Evening) Releases Second Cut-Off List
PGDAV College (Evening) second cut-off 2020 list has been released. The cut-off for BSc Mathematics has dropped by two percentage points; for BCom (Hons) by 1.5 points; and for B.Com by one point.
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DU Releases Second Cut Off List: No Seats In Top Courses At Leading Colleges
Lady Shri Ram College of Women has closed admission process for subjects like Economics, History, Sociology, BCom, Mathematics and Statistics in the unreserved (UR) category.
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Maths Mandatory for BCom in Delhi University: Parents Express Reservations
Delhi University's decision to make mathematics mandatory for admission to its BCom course has been slammed as "untimely" and "unfair" by a section of parents and students who want at least a two-year window before any such implementation.
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DU’s Kirori Mal College Releases First Cut-Off List; 99.75 Per Cent For BCom Courses
For admission to courses like BA (Honours) Political Science, BSc (Honours) Mathematics, BCom and BCom (Hons), the cut-off is 99.75 per cent for students under the unreserved category.
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PGDAV College (Evening) Releases Second Cut-Off List
PGDAV College (Evening) second cut-off 2020 list has been released. The cut-off for BSc Mathematics has dropped by two percentage points; for BCom (Hons) by 1.5 points; and for B.Com by one point.
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DU Releases Second Cut Off List: No Seats In Top Courses At Leading Colleges
Lady Shri Ram College of Women has closed admission process for subjects like Economics, History, Sociology, BCom, Mathematics and Statistics in the unreserved (UR) category.
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Maths Mandatory for BCom in Delhi University: Parents Express Reservations
Delhi University's decision to make mathematics mandatory for admission to its BCom course has been slammed as "untimely" and "unfair" by a section of parents and students who want at least a two-year window before any such implementation.
