B.Com

Dear Kamal,
All three are good colleges in terms of studies, notably faculty of both the college has similar experience and subject knowledge.
You should do join Aurbindo College, if you live in South Delhi, and whereas in North Delhi, you should join Satyawati College.
Some Benefits to get in Satyawati College are:
Satyawati College has biggest Auditorium relate to size of other Colleges Auditoriums.
Satyawati College has best faculty in terms of Arts and Commerce in comparative of Campus colleges even.
We got one of the biggest library in University of Delhi.
Satyawati will be providing Hostel Faculty Soon
Thank you and wish you all the best in whichever college you are, do your best.

Dear Pulkit,
I would suggest you to visit all three campuses and decide for yourself. However, I can give you some insights of Aryabhatta College. Aryabhatta College is the youngest college is Delhi University, however that is not the case with its faculty. There faculty here is really good and have good amount of experience.
The college campus is pretty clean and the infrastructure is one of the best amongst other colleges of Delhi University because the building has been recently built. The environment is quite motivating and the students are working really hard to build a good reputation for the college. For instance, in a short span of two years, more than 10 societies have been formed and they are functioning quite well.
The college shares it's campus with Ram Lal Anand College. There are two canteens on the campus and food is pretty decent and quite cheap. The crowd is really good in comparison to the other Mentioned college.
The college is located in the South Campus along with colleges like Motilal Nehru, Venkateswara and ARSD. The closest hangout point is the very famous Satya Niketan where you can spend your days and never get bored. I would urge you to check out the colleges and choose in accordance with your convenience.

Hi SAP Aspirants.
Congrats on your B.Com Graduation & Wishing you to get trained & Get placed well in a SAP as earlier. SAP:-
SAP is the most successful ERP package, having a huge demand and scope since almost 80+ of giant & mid-sized companies are implemented SAP & running successfully, including Fortune 500 Firms. So, think better & choose the right one, because it's your career, you have to lead it. It is like how much you can learn the SAP rather looking on completion of SAP. You never learn the full SAP even you spend your life time, hope you can just complete the 10-20% of it. If you strongly decided to go with SAP, then think of SAP Functional Modules like SAP FI, CO, SD, and MM etc. Learn the R/3 process from the very basics to real time scenarios on your interested SAP Functional Module. In Simple, anyone can learn SAP Functional Modules & prior work experiences are helpful to learn SAP Technical Modules like SAP ABAP, Programming. Mostly people having domain experiences like in Purchasing or Inventory or Production will ahead to SAP ERP or else, people working as SAP MM end-users will move to SAP MM Consultant Level. SAP Functional Modules:
SAP FI, SAP SD, SAP FI, SAP PP, SAP PS, Andhra Pradesh WM etc. , like BE Mechanical Guy can choose SAP MM, MBA guy can go etc. , if having relevant experience in Purchasing or Inventory/Warehouse or SAP MM End-Users means, added value to go ahead. SAP Technical Modules:
SAP ABAP, SAP BASIS, SAP Netwaver, SAP HANA, it ideally needs some relevant IT Experiences to get going. Every module in SAP has its own demand & uniqueness. The thing is you should upgrade yourself to the updated technologies, like if you work under SAP MM, and should establish your skills into WM, EWM etc., if you are in ABAP then go ahead with HANA etc. To stand unique & to sustain in the field.