B.Com

If you are good at Communication and Marketing, then obvious choice would be MBA or PG Diploma in Marketing. Since you have percentage above 50% marks, you are eligible for any of both programs.

You are not eligible for CLAT after your graduation. CLAT is either for UG for a 5 year course, or for LL. M. (PG). If you want to pursue law, you will have to appear in a 3year law course. DU, BHU, AMU JMI are some universities that offer 3 year law course.

There are so many good options that are budget friendly. It all depends on your score. If you scored well, you can go for Delhi University. The fee structure for B.Com and BBA is very low there. Or you can go for any government college as they will hold a low fees structure. If you do not want a pri

As you have scored so well, you can go for Delhi University and there will be so many options for you there.
With your score, you can get good colleges like Keshav Mahavidyalaya, Delhi College of Arts and Commerce, Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce, Shaheed Bhagat Singh College and many more. Th

Hello,
Dyal Singh College, DU is definitely the best choice. Its AIR by MHRD's NIRF for 2018 is 25. All other colleges mentioned don't even find a place in the top 100 list except for Maharaja Agrasen College. Dyal Singh has better placements, internships, faculty and 'graduation outcome' and legacy!

The study material you use till 12th is sufficient for clearing IPMAT as well as the entrance test of DU. You can try other books from different authors if you want additional information, however, I won't recommend that.

Hi Krishnan,
Post Graduate Diploma or PG Diploma in Mass Communication is of recent origin. The education under it is not imparted at undergraduate level nor is it a two years masters course. It's a diploma which one can pursue after finishing his/her bachelor's education. He has to devote just one

I found this in the admission guide of Jamia Millia Islamia:
Policy on Pursuing Two or more Programmes Simultaneously:
A student can pursue two programmes simultaneously through distance mode or combination of distance and regular modes from the same or different
Universities/Institutions in the follow

I found this in the admission guide of Jamia Millia Islamia:
Policy on Pursuing Two or more Programmes Simultaneously:
A student can pursue two programmes simultaneously through distance mode or combination of distance and regular modes from the same or different
Universities/Institutions in the follow