Delhi College Madhya Pradesh - Other Answered Questions

Hi, admission in postgraduate courses are entrance based and merit-based also. Merit-based are only for those students who graduated from Delhi University. The entrance exam is for everyone. Delhi University conducts entrance exam for post graduation courses. For more information regarding the admission process, visit Delhi University's website.

Hello Aradhika, for only the top colleges under DU for journalism you may refer the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/articles/amp/top-colleges-of-du-for-journalism-mass-communication-blogId-16959
The link below gives you the colleges that offer journalism in Delhi:
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/journalism/colleges/colleges-Delhi

It is one of the best institutions offering area specific management course. It has got regular interaction with healthcare industry experts and has strong network of Alumni. The faculty here are multi-disciplinary which gives a student all- round development in terms of academics as well as research. It has 100% placement records for the last 10 years and alumni from this premier institution are working with world renowned institutions like WHO, UNICEF, UNDP, MoHFW, NHSRC etc. All the lectures are recorded and students can access them 24 X7.

Hi,
Candidates seeking admission through entrance examination other than Delhi University:
Eligibility Conditions-
55% or above marks in aggregate in Home Science or Food Technology
Candidates seeking admission on merit on the basis of marks obtained in the B.Sc. (Hons) Home Science, University of Delhi in the year in which admission is sought:
ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS
60% or above marks in aggregate in Home Science (Honors) with specialisation in Food and Nutrition.
Thanks!

This question has no specific answer as the admission to any college of DU depends on the cut off announced by a particular college for a particular course. But, since it is Hansraj College, one of the top colleges of North Campus, it is safe to safe that you should score anywhere between 85%-100% (aggregate) in your class 12th. Also, note that the percentage of Best Four Subjects (BFS) is considered. If your BFS% meets a certain cut off, you get admission. * Other factors too must be kept in mind. For example, your category i.e. 'general' or 'SC/ST' etc. Your course also makes a difference. All the best.