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Why has Delhi University allowed some colleges to admit students based on Class 12 marks? | Explained

Out of the approximately 71,600 undergraduate seats on offer across DU’s affiliated colleges, over 13,300 remain vacant after multiple rounds of admissions

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Why has Delhi University allowed some colleges to admit students based on Class 12 marks? | Explained
Out of the approximately 71,600 undergraduate seats on offer across DU’s affiliated colleges, over 13,300 remain vacant after multiple rounds of admissions
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