Colleges in Delhi

SRCC is probably one of the few undergraduate institutions to have an incubation centre. It also hosts international students' exchange programmes and has a resourceful library and exceptional sports facilities. The college is a culturally rich institution, with representation from every part of India.

DU is much more vibrant, it has a national character and there is no competition between Panjab University and DU. It is because the international universities see the rankings of the Institute, the student studied from and PU has a good ranking, whereas DU was nowhere in the International rankings.

https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/ranking/top-commerce-colleges-in-Delhi-ncr/97-2-0-10223-0
Here is the list of the top commerce college in Delhi.

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Minimum qualification is class 12th passed/appearing with 75% aggregate of best four including 85% in English for general category. A general candidate should have Minimum 60% in four subjects (including mathematics), 54% for OBC, and passing marks are required for SC/ST.

CAT is an exam where students score an enviable 100 percentile as well. It is not essential to get a 100% but then 99 percentile is the score that is the minimum qualifying criteria if you want to get into an IIM.

You should have either completed a Post Graduate Diploma in Nutrition & Dietetics or a M.Sc. In Food & Nutrition, followed by a 6-months internship after graduation, to be eligible for the exam. The exam is divided into 2 papers.

Since getting into Iims is for a class which has millions of students, the average student is probably a 6 pointer. Well, 15% of IIM Calcutta Batch of 2019 are 6 pointers or worse. So, yes, IIM Calcutta has a lot of average students considering only academics. But, an average student cannot make it to IIM Calcutta.

AIIMS stands for All India Institute for Medical Sciences, whereas NEET stands for National Eligibility cum Entrance Test. AIIMS exam is online based but NEET exam is offline held. AIIMS exam has 200 MCQs to be completed in 3.5 hrs, but NEET has 180 MCQs to be completed in 3hrs.

I think that Allen study material isn't sufficient for AIIMS. For cracking AIIMS exam topper practice a lots of questions besides Allen study material. Alaway remember that your ncert is your godfather book and ncert physics chemistry and biology should be at your fingertips as questions are directly from it.