while registering for phase 1 we put cw and the certificate and all of that right?
then in phase 2 as a cw applicant do we wait for all rounds to be over or do we just give our preferences and submit??
im really confused please help
score for bcom hons - 874
score for eco hons - 807
general male priority 6
im an intl student got into business administration for UG, i just wanted to know students thoughts on if its worth the money and just general opinions on it
ive got the offer but i genuinely cannot afford it without any aid from their side.
its been my dream college apart from the financial constraints :)
any seniors who applied thru CW quota? like 2023-24-25, could you please tell your course, college and marks you got vs the general category cut off marks?
i just want to see how much the cw quota actually works and if 5% seats are reserved as mentioned on DUs website
how does the result come like do you get to know your score? or do you just get a rank and get to know if you have been allotted the college
qualifications - passed 12th board exams rn
looking for univs for economics wanted to get clarity on smth
preference is DU-Ashoka-Nmims
if one gets top 4(srcc stephen hansraj hindu) well in good
BUT if one doesnt get that is it right to go for ashoka/nmims? (nmims-bsc finance/economics)
please shed some light on this
want to pursue cfa in the future, budget not an issue
koi problem hoga kya i didnt know what an internal marksheet is plus usme likha aara tha "internet marksheet"
is there a lesser chance for r3 admits to get scholarships?
bhai seniors honest thoda review dedo inclusive and keep in mind sab - placements, exposure, crowd vgera
AGAR DU ka eco/bcom ke liye top 3/4 college nhi milte toh ashoka sahi hai kya for ecofin course.
does anyone have pics of like sports fac or the gym at ashoka (i cannot find pics which tell how big/small the gym is on google)
whoever had their interview could they please share their experience cuz i have mine in a few days!!
ALL IMPORTANT DATES
**Indian Institutions & Acts**
1934 — RBI Act passed
1935 — RBI established (April 1)
1948 — RBI nationalised
1982 — NABARD established (July 12)
**International Monetary System**
1944 — Bretton Woods Conference (IMF & World Bank conceived)
1945 — IMF & World Bank formally established
1947 — GATT signed (effective 1948)
1995 — WTO formed (January 1, replaced GATT)
**Indian Planning & Poverty**
1950 — Planning Commission established
1951 — First Five Year Plan begins
1956 — Second FYP
1961 — Third FYP
1966–69 — Plan Holiday (3 Annual Plans)
1969 — Fourth FYP
1974 — Fifth FYP
1978 — Sixth FYP (Janata govt, scrapped)
1980 — Sixth FYP (Congress, actual)
1985 — Seventh FYP
1992 — Eighth FYP
1997 — Ninth FYP
2002 — Tenth FYP
2007 — Eleventh FYP
2012 — Twelfth FYP (last)
2015 — NITI Aayog replaced Planning Commission
1962 — Study Group on Poverty (Pitambar Pant, Perspective Planning Division)
1979 — Task Force on Poverty (Planning Commission — calorie-based poverty line)
**Indian Poverty & Employment Schemes**
1977 — Food for Work Programme launched
1980 — NREP (National Rural Employment Programme)
2005 — MGNREGA enacted
2014 — Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (August 28)
**Indian Industry & Corporates**
1907 — TISCO (Tata Iron & Steel Co.) founded, Jamshedpur
1932 — Tata Airlines founded (became Air India 1946, nationalised 1953)
1899 — Indian Stamp Act
**Five Year Plans — Start Years**
India: 1951, 1956, 1961, 1969, 1974, 1980, 1985, 1992, 1997, 2002, 2007, 2012
China: 1953 (1st FYP), 1958 (Great Leap Forward), 1966 (Cultural Revolution begins, ends ~1976)
Pakistan: 1955 (1st FYP), 1960 (2nd FYP)
**Economic Reforms**
1991 — India LPG Reforms (July, Manmohan Singh budget)
1978 — China reforms begin (Deng Xiaoping, Open Door Policy)
1988 — Pakistan liberalisation begins (IMF-backed)
**Infrastructure & Demographic**
1853 — First railway in India (Bombay to Thane, April 16)
1869 — Suez Canal opened
1921 — India's "Year of Great Divide" (death rates begin falling, demographic transition Phase 2 starts)
1970s — Phase 3 of demographic transition (birth rates begin falling)
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jiska bhi maths ka aaj tha could you tell how the questions were
is there any google spreadsheet that someone is making where there are words of 2026 shifts?
if so then please send
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