Colleges in Delhi

You can refer the following link to get detailed information of some of the colleges in Delhi that offer the course of B.Com. https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/colleges/b-com-colleges-delhi.

It is a government college.

Yes, of course, students can get education loan but his parents need to apply in Bank for this.
They will give you a loan on your degree and you can pay it according to the time given to you.

Hi there. Yes, you can enroll online. Eligibility for Master of Arts M.A. - Graduation must be done in a similar stream from a recognised college or university of India. For arts subject, graduation must be done in Hindi, English, regional or foreign languages. A minimum of 55% aggregate at graduation level is required. Thank you.

Hi there!
Here are some colleges which provide this course:-
1. Lady Shri Ram College for Women (LSR).
2. St. Stephen's College.
3. Hindu College.
4. Miranda House.
5. Hansraj College.
6. Ramjas College.
7. Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC).
8. Indraprastha College for Women. All the best.

maybe only 50 to 70 seats per college per semester.
also check the delhi university official website for more
thank you
best of luck

University of Delhi has quite good placement in LL.B. Courses as compares to other courses. Different kinds of financial firms and practitioner lawyer are hiring graduate students for working in their firms or companies. Also some LL.B. Colleges have good tie ups with foreign university to pursue higher studies. Thank you
best of luck.

Hi there!
I can't say much about DSNLU but ipu main campus I. e. USLLU is not good and you can get frustrated here because the professors are really undertrained and no one likes them. Only 3 professors are such that you find worth taking lectures of. The 2nd point I say go for NLU and then if you don't like it there you can take migration here in your 2nd year. Thankyou.

Hi there!
I can't say much about DSNLU but ipu main campus I. e. USLLU is not good and you can get frustrated here because the professors are really undertrained and no one likes them. Only 3 professors are such that you find worth taking lectures of. The 2nd point I say go for NLU and then if you don't like it there you can take migration here in your 2nd year. Thank you.

Hi,
Three-year LLB. Entrance exams: There is no upper age-limit for admission. However, a candidate must be at least 17 years of age on the date of application. A graduation degree with 45% marks (40% for reserved category) is the basic qualification required. Earlier, there was an age restriction, but now its removed. All the best. Thank you.