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Hello,

No, the 12th school topper certificate is not accepted under the ECA (Extra-Curricular Activities) category for DU admission . ECA category is only for recognised activities like music, dance, debate, NCC, etc., where trials are held. School academic achievements like being a topper do not count under ECA.

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You have scored 382 marks in NEET 2025, and you belong to the SC category with Delhi University (DU) quota.

For DU government medical colleges like MAMC, UCMS, and Lady Hardinge, the cutoff for SC category is usually above 550 marks. Since your score is 382, it is much lower than the required marks for MBBS under DU quota.

So, it is very unlikely that you will get a seat in DU medical colleges for MBBS.

No, your DU CSAS Phase 1 form won’t be rejected due to a surname difference in your mother’s name between 10th and 12th marksheets. Just use the name as per your 12th marksheet and keep both documents ready for verification if asked.

Dear student,

If you’ve passed 5 out of 6 subjects in your Class 12th and only received RT (Repeat Theory) in Maths, which is your additional subject, then you are still considered as having passed according to CBSE rules. As Maths is not a core subject in your commerce stream, it usually won’t affect your eligibility for most courses at Delhi University, especially if it is not counted in your best of four/five percentage. Generally it won't be counted as your best of five/four as you have passed in the other subjects so automatically it will become your sixth subject. You should be able to fill out the CSAS (Common Seat Allocation System) portal for DU without any problem. If Maths is not required for your preferred course, you’re good to go.

Good luck!

With 50% marks in Psychology Honours from Delhi University, your chances for M.A. Psychology admission in Common College Sector-1, Panchkula are low, as most colleges prefer 55–60% or higher.

However, if you have a strong CUET-PG score (above 240), you may still have a chance. Final admission depends on cutoffs and competition.

With a CUET score of 787/1000 and OBC-NCL category, you may miss out on top DU colleges for BA Psychology (Hons.), as their cutoffs are usually higher (790–820+). But you have a good chance in mid-tier colleges like Ramanujan, Aryabhatta, Bharti (for girls), and Dyal Singh (Evening).

Fill a wide range of choices and track CSAS rounds for possible upgrades.

Hello,

Last year, the CLAT cutoff for admission to the BA LLB (5-year integrated program) at Delhi University under the EWS category was approximately 86 to 88 marks out of 150.

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Yes, you can add Psychology BA to your DU list, even without a 12th-grade Psychology course.

Prioritize BA (Hons.) Political Science, if you studied it in 12th—no deduction, straightforward combination.

The cutoff for DU  BA LLB  for CLAT ews has not been released yet.You can check the cutoff in this website after notification of release of cutoff - https://clat2024.consortiumofnlus.ac.in/clat-2024/

Good morning,

DU and IPU follow these priority categories (same as MCC & MoD):

PriorityDescription

IKilled in action

IIDisabled in action (100%)

IIIGallantry award winners

IVDisabled in service (with disability pension)

VKilled in service (peacetime)

VIRetired defence personnel (incl. those retiring shortly)

VIIServing personnel (upto 2 children only)

If your father retires on 1st July, and you're applying in 2025 NEET counselling, you'll likely fall under:

Priority VI – Retired Defence Personnel

OR

Priority VII – Serving personnel (if paperwork still shows "in service" during application/counselling)

Key Point:

Even if he retires on 1st July, your CW eligibility remains valid. But your priority category might change from VII (serving) to VI (retired), which is lower in preference.

At AIR 35,000 + CW quota, you have excellent chances of getting MBBS in:

UCMS

LHMC (if female)

VMMC, Atal vihari Vajpayee institute, Dr. BSA

ACMS (if Army ward)

MAMC – possible with Priority I–IV, maybe not for VI–VII