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Yes, you are eligible for both Delhi and UP state quota for neet counselling.

This is because,

To be eligible for Delhi State quota one needs to have either domicile of Delhi or should have completed 10 + 2 from Delhi and as you have completed your 10 + 2 from the Delhi you are eligible for Delhi State quota.

You are also eligible for UP state quota as :
To be eligible for UP state quota you should be domicile of u p and to have done your 10 + 2 from up or if you have not done your 10+2 from up then you need to produce domicile certificate and as you have been living in up for more than 10 years you are eligible for domicile as the criteria for UP domicile is  that the person's  parents should be permanent resident of UP or the peron should be living in UP for more than 3 years.

As you have very limited time left for your Neet 2021 examination , you should focus on your neet preparation following the below tips :-

*Go well through NCERT and master it
*Make routine or timetable :- your routine should revolve around 3 things i.e study, revise and practice
*After finishing each chapter you should practice questions, you should practise at least 80 to 100 numericals / mcqs in Each chapter
*Solve previous year NEET questions
*Once done with complete syllabus, go through NEET mock test papers

You can prepare well using our neet program  for which link is provided below

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Hi Dear,

Faculty of Management Studies, Delhi consider sectional percentile while calculating composite score. But there is no cut off for sectional cut off for Delhi School of Economics (DSE), University of Delhi and  Delhi School of Finance, Delhi. The cut off changes every year. Other colleges not having sectional cut off is as follows:

• Department of Management Studies, IIT Delhi (DMS, IITD)
• Department of Management Studies IIT Madras (DoMS, IITM)
• Department of Management Studies, IIT Roorkee (DoMS, IITR)
• Goa Institute Of Management, Goa (GIM)
• Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai (GLIM)
• Industrial and Management Engineering, IIT Kanpur (IME, IITK)

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Hello student If you're concerned about MA course I'm sorry to inform you but as per eligibility criteria you're not eligible, as eligibility criteria says - Candidates must have secured 60 percent or CGPA equivalent to first division in Under graduate from a recognized university.

For more details refer to the link mentioned below - https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/delhi-school-of-economics-university-of-delhi-delhi/amp

Feel free to comment if you've any doubt

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Hello Sandhya,

There are two methods to get admission to MA programs in Delhi School of Economics . One is merit based and another in entrance based . Merit based is applicable only if you have done your under graduation from Delhi University.You should have minimum 60% in UG  to be eligible for admission but when it comes to marks needed to gain the admission , the competition is high and you need 80-90% and above in UG. For all other students from any other college/university need to write the entrance and clear it based on which you will be selected.Visit their official website to get information about the your desired course.

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/delhi-school-of-economics-university-of-delhi-delhi

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Hello Aspirant,

Yes of course you need Transfer Certificate from that school where you have completed your class 12th because you have to submit it to the respective college in which you will take admission through NEET score. However it is not needed in counselling process but required by college authorities at the time of admission. You have to submit Transfer certificate along with Migration Certificate and Character certificate.

I hope this information helps you.

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Hello,

The Delhi government has no plan to reopen schools in the city as the number of coronavirus cases continue to rise rapidly. Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Sisodia on Friday said that schools will remain closed till July 31. There is no dates decided yet keep an eye on the news for the latest information.

Hello student,

Delhi school of economics is a government business school under Delhi university. Sorry to say you but actually Delhi school of economics doesn't offer BBA course. They only offers BA, ba economics honours, ma economics,s PhD economics etc.

Hello

Delhi School of Arts and Commerce offers following courses:-

• B.Com. (Honours)
• .B.A. (Honours) Economics
• B.A. (Honours) English
• .B.A. (Honours) Journalism
• B.A. (Honours) History
• B.A. (Honours) Political Science
• B.Com. (Programme)
• B.A. (Programme)

For detailed information visit its official  page the link for the same is given below

http://dcac.du.ac.in/Pages/Courses/courses.php

Or go through our page

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/delhi-college-of-arts-and-commerce-new-delhi

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