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For admission to Delhi University (DU), a recent character certificate is typically required, especially for students with a gap after completing their 12th grade. This certificate is generally valid for six months.

Regarding a character certificate signed by a doctor, it's important to note that not all professionals are recognized as authorities for issuing such certificates for university admissions. Delhi University typically requires the certificate to be issued by your previous educational institution or a recognized authority like a gazetted officer. Therefore, a certificate signed by a doctor may not be accepted unless the doctor holds a position as a Gazetted officer.

Yes, to get admission into the BMS course at Delhi University (DU), you need to have studied Mathematics in Class 12 as it is a mandatory subject for applying to the BMS program; you will need to select Mathematics as a domain-specific subject in the CUET exam for admission.

A background in mathematics is compulsory because it can be beneficial for subjects like statistics, finance, and quantitative methods that are often part of the BMS curriculum course have a common entrance called DU JAT. The eligibility criteria is 60% aggregate marks with Math and English as compulsory subjects for general category.

• CUET requirement: When applying through the Common University Entrance Test (CUET), you need to choose Mathematics as a domain-specific subject.
• Applied Mathematics accepted: If you studied Applied Mathematics in Class 12, you can still select Mathematics as your subject in CUET.

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No, Delhi University does not offer admission to BA LLB course through Common University Entrance Test. Admissions into Delhi University for BA LLB are based on the entrance exam CLAT, not on the basis of CUET.

The Common Law Admission Test, known as CLAT, is a national-level law entrance exam conducted by the Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) to  offer admission to 5-year integrated LLB (UG) and one-year LLM (PG) courses. The exam is held for admission to 24 NLUs for UG courses and 21 NLUs for PG courses.

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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 secure admission in Delhi University's LLM program through CUET PG 2025, you'll need to score well in the exam. While there's no specific "good" score mentioned, here are some general insights to help you prepare .

CUET PG 2025 will have 100 questions, with each correct answer worth 4 marks and each incorrect answer deducting 1 mark. The exam will be conducted in online mode, and the duration will be 90 minutes.

To give you a better idea, here are some *general score ranges* for CUET PG exams:

- *General Category*: 60-80 marks (out of 400) is considered a good score.

- *Reserved Categories*: 50-70 marks (out of 400) may be considered a good score, depending on the category and seat availability.

Keep in mind that these are general estimates and may vary depending on the specific program, category, and seat availability.

For Delhi University's LLM program, the admission process will consider the CUET PG score, along with other factors like academic performance and personal interviews.

To prepare well, focus on the *CUET PG LLM syllabus*, which covers topics like:

- *Constitutional Law*

- *Jurisprudence*

- *Law of Contracts*

- *Law of Torts*

- *Criminal Law*

Practice with sample papers, and stay updated with the latest exam pattern and syllabus .

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As an undergraduate student at Delhi University (DU), you have access to various scholarships and financial assistance programs designed to support your academic journey. Here are some options you might consider:

1. Merit-Based Scholarships:

V.K. Rao Endowment Grant: This scholarship is awarded to deserving students to assist with their academic expenses.

Shri Moti Lal Kaul Aima Memorial Book-Grant: Provides INR 150 per month for one year to support students' academic needs.

2. Need-Based Scholarships:

Delhi University and College Karamchari Union Book-Grant: Offers INR 250 per month for one year to assist students facing financial challenges.

3. Scholarships for SC/ST/OBC/Minority Students:

DU provides scholarships for students from these categories. Details are available on the E-District Portal.

4. College-Specific Scholarships:

Many DU colleges offer their own scholarships and financial aid programs. For instance, Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar College provides scholarships and prizes to promote talent among students.

Application Process:

Eligibility: Each scholarship has specific eligibility criteria, including academic performance and financial need.

Application Form: Forms are typically available on the DU website or through your respective college's administration office.

Supporting Documents: Prepare necessary documents such as academic transcripts, income certificates, and identity proof.

Submission: Submit your application by the specified deadline, which varies for each scholarship.

Additional Resources:

DU Official Website: For comprehensive information on scholarships and application procedures, visit the DU official website.

College Administration: Consult your college's administration office for details on institution-specific scholarships and financial aid.

Note: Scholarship availability and criteria may change. It's advisable to regularly check the official DU website and communicate with your college adminis

tration for the most current information.

If you have an EWS certificate but want to fill out the CSAS portal as a general category candidate for Delhi University, you can do so. However, you may lose the advantage of the EWS reservation. It's important to be clear about your choice, as it will affect your eligibility for reserved seats.

For more details, please check the Careers360 page

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With an 84.5% in Telangana Board (MPC stream), your chances of securing a seat in Delhi University (DU) depend on the specific course you're applying for and the cutoff trends. DU's cutoff varies each year based on factors like competition, demand, and course popularity. For popular courses like BCom, BSc, or Economics, the cutoffs can be higher. It's recommended to check the specific course cutoff for the year and apply through CUET for better chances of admission.

For more details you can visit the link given below

https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor

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As a BA (Hons) Psychology student at Delhi University's Open Learning (SOL) , you can obtain previous year question papers through the following sources:

DU SOL Official Website:

Access the website of DU School of Open Learning (sol.du.ac.in). Go to the "Students" tab and then click on "Previous Year Question Papers." You may choose your course and subject, and download relevant papers from there.

Library or Study Centers:

DU study centers or regional libraries maintain archives of question papers. Contact the nearest center for access.

Online Resources

Websites such as DU Times or student forums regarding DU students have past question papers.

Facebook or Telegram grou ps of DU Psychology students; they often share material among their peers.

Local bookstores or photocopy shops in the vicinity of DU's campuses may have collections of solved question papers available for purchase.

These papers will help you understand the pattern, frequently asked questions, and scoring strategies.