Colleges in Delhi

Hello Saurabh, you can choose General category, and can mention if you are from Delhi or from outside Delhi. Specify that and mention if other categories SC, ST, OBC etc.

You can select as many courses as you want in DU for UG. You have to pay 150 rupees as the application fee.

Hi Harshika, as you have scored 77.2% in class 12th board, you will get a college under Delhi University in the second or third round of counselling. You can expect colleges like Lakshmibai with low marks in class 12th. But to be more precise, please wait for the cut offs declaration.
Best of luck.

Hello Ankita, you can surely get this college please click on the link given below for further details.
Link: https://www.shiksha.com/college/lady-shri-ram-college-for-women-lajpat-Nagar-Delhi-23895
All the best.

You can refer the link for it: https://www.shiksha.com/university/dtu-delhi-technological-university-dce-23920/admission

Yes, you can take admission for BCA on the basis of your 12th grade. JEE Mains exam is not required for BCA.
There are many universities that offer BCA like Amity University, JIMS University and many more.

No, there is no chance of getting admission at DU in college of arts and commerce at this percentage in class 12th. You need at least 90% in class 12th for getting admission here in OBC category.

No, admission without entrance in National Institute of Mass Communication and Advertisement for Bachelor's degree in Mass Communication, Advertisement and Journalism. You must give the entrance and qualify it to get a seat. Moreover, its a National Institute under the Government of India, so it has some rules and regulations to follow, unlike any private college.
Good Luck

Hi, I'm in CS Professional level and had done my B.Com from Shyamlal College, University of Delhi. It is always preferred that you do your CS and B.Com simultaneously. If you're not able to get into North or South Campus, get yourself registered in DU SOL and focus more on CS as it is a Professional course and levels after foundation (i.e. Executive and Professional levels) are tough and competitive.