Colleges in Delhi

You will have to take this information from the college itself, as the college doesn't disclose the vacant seat information.

As per my knowledge, it does not go below 94 or 93 percent for the last round, if you want to seek admission in A grade college like Hindu.

Please refer to the eligibility criteria in the link provided below, if you abide by the same then you can appear for the entrance exam:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/m-sc-in-life-sciences-jawaharlal-nehru-university-mehrauli-delhi-88698

If you haven't registered for the same, there is no scope of changing the course afterward.

If you have Delhi State quota then yes you can but if you don't have Delhi quota then nobody can predict.

Yes, you are eligible to get admission with these marks.

Please refer to the link below for colleges:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-Delhi-24642.

Hi Shantanu,
With 60% marks in 10+2, it is difficult to get Shyam Lal College for B.Com for evening too.
All the best!

Please note that NCHMCT rank is valid for one year only, because of you have the rank of year-2017, so you can not get admission in any IHM on the basis of this rank. However few private institutes of NCHMCT are offering the admission, for those who missed NCHMCT JEE-2018. For more details please visit NCHMCT website or contact directly.

Only by scoring good marks in the academic sessions and scoring well in JEE examination. You must score at least 75% in your board examinations. You may also go for other private universities such as SRM Chennai, VIT Vellore, Indraprastha University and Uttar Pradesh Technical University.