Colleges in Delhi

Getting into Hindu College requires a very high percentage till last year. But now onwards, entrance-based exams are followed in DU which is CUET. Still, you need to have 85% in your class 12th to register.

Initially, it was merit-based where the percentage varies from 91-96% depending upon the candidate's eligibility and reservation. But now, CUET is being accepted for taking admission in any of the DU colleges including SGTB Khalsa.

DCAC comes under one of the top DU colleges in south campus for UG degree holders. It comes under top 10.

Yes, there is certain deduction but it keeps on changing year to year. Also, now CUET is being followed and given weightage for admission in DU colleges. Students need to do better in exams in order to take admission. % deduction is not a major thing now onwards.

Yes, you can pursue mass communication course after 12th from any stream like commerce, arts and Science. Minimum 50% is required. Check for the entrance exam of particular college or universities. Courses like BAJMC, B.J. M. C. Bachelor of Journalism etc. All these courses will teach you same syllabus, only name is different. Amity school and NIMCJ offer BAJMC course.

For sol, seats bifurcation is their in terms of direct admissions & entrance exams. Direct route is only for DU students. Other students applying for M.Com in DU sol needs to take entrance exams only in order to get admission. Although, at least 70% needs to be their in B.Com and for entrance also 80% is required.

No, without Maths you are not eligible for admission.

Yes you can. You need to qualify certain exams if you want a seat in renounced college.

Unfortunately, there is no way you can get admitted to that college without your name on merit list.