B.Com Reservation

Yes, there is seat reservation. However, exact percentage of reservation is not available as per the official sources. The university may follow state government reservation norms. Reserved categories include SC, ST, OBC, EWS, etc.

BGS Institute of Management Studies follows government guidelines regarding scholarships for various reserved categories in BCom program. Students belonging to SC, ST, or other minority groups may be eligible for specific state or central grants. You should submit the required category certificates during the admission phase to apply. 

The seat reservation policy is not clearly mentioned on the official website. Since it's a University of Rajasthan affiliated college, it may follow a seat reservation. The policy could be followed as per the State Government norms. Students can check the official website for more information.

Yes, there is a seat reservation in BCom. Total 50% seats are reserved for Christian students. Moreover, separate reservation for SC/ST/Specially abled students/Sports Quota students is also there. However, the exact percentage of reservation is not available as per official website.  

Yes, there is a seat reservation followed by the college. Total 7% (SC), 15% (ST), 10% (EWS), 27% (Socially and Economically Backward Class) and 9% (Physically disabled students) seats are reserved. All candidates have to submit their category certificate at the time of application to avail reservation.

Yes, there is seat reservation. However, the detailed reservation policy is not mentioned on official website. The university follows reservation norms as per State Government. Some seats are reserved for SC/ST/OBS/EWS category students. Other than this, Army personnel and PwD reservation is also available.      

There is no separate reservation for Maharashtra students. However, the University follows State Government reservation policies. Students from all recognised boards including Maharashtra HSC are eligible to apply. The merit list is common for all students. There may be a bifurcation of category students in the same.