B.Com

First and foremost, you need to understand that the vacancies are less in comparison to the number of candidates clearing UGC NET JRF every year. And more vacancies cannot be generated until or unless more institutions are constituted. Therefore, you will have to take it with a pinch of salt that clearing UGC NET JRF does not guarantee a job. It is not that you will sit idle after having a NET/JRF qualification or your hard work will go waste. Just understand that, when the Universities have a plethora of options to choose from then what is it that will make you stand out in the crowd? Nowadays only possessing a qualification does not REAP benefits, you need to possess some internal skills as well.

College of Vocational Studies was founded in 1972 and is famous for Vocational courses as it is the only college in Delhi University which provides these courses. I would like to clear out some thing one by one. Placement - College Placement Cell is not good at all. Before 2012 it did not even had a placement cell at all. Do not expect good placements from the college. Campus - Campus is below average. In fact most of the DU college have the same problem. Faculty- There are some very knowledgeable teachers in the panel but there are some who you will think should have been your students. At the end of the day you can not rely on faculty you will have to study on your own. Fees - Fees is very low. (It was 8.5k for my course)
Many people do not even know that it offers courses other than vocational ones.

Aurobindo is a better option.Sri Aurobindo College was founded in 1972 by Delhi University. IIT (Delhi), Sri Aurobindo Ashram, Qutab Minar, Qutab Institutional Area, and NCERT rest in close proximity to the college. The college is also a constituent of the University of Delhi. Sri Aurobindo College aims to offer exemplary education to improve the lives of students in this global and ever-changing society. It also delivers professional integrity, individual dignity, grounded sensitivity and quality education in a nurturing environment. The college focuses on enhancing the commitment of social justice, central diversity to its staff, faculty, and students. DU has declared that the first cutoff 2021 for UG admission to all DU affiliated/constituent colleges will be out on October 1 followed by the second and third cutoff on October 9 and October 16, respectively.
The college believes that a dynamic education system can give rise to a productive economy and technology is the key to improving the quality of learning and teaching. Interdisciplinary programs are also provided to enhance growth, development and human learning. Sri Aurobindo College offers a lot of courses such as B A (Hons), B A Program, B Com (Hons), B Com, B Sc (Hons), B Sc Program, and M A (Hindi).