Colleges in Delhi

Hi,
This particular course is offered by Hans Raj College which comes under Delhi University. It would be great option for you if you wish to study in Delhi.

Hi,
As per last year's cut-off lists released by the university, the admissions close at 95%, you'll have to wait for the cut-offs to be released.

If you want to pursue distance MBA, choose a university whose degree holds certain value because distance MBA is not a very values programme.

Hey there,
With 81.5% of marks, it would get difficult to get admission in the top colleges offering the course at the cut off is really very high and doesn't go below 90 in any case.
Also, you may have a chance if you belong to a reserved category as there is a slight relaxation in that case.
Alternatively, try in other good universities.

Yes, 850 students are in one center.
http://clc.du.ac.in/Notice/Revised & Corrected Bulletin of Information, 2018-19; 19.04.2018.pdf

Yes, you are eligible.
http://clc.du.ac.in/Notice/Revised & Corrected Bulletin of Information, 2018-19; 19.04.2018.pdf

Please check for your eligibility to pursue B.Tech at Delhi Degree College, Badarpur from the criteria mentioned below:
Admissions will be made on the basis of merit in 10+2. Interested candidates can apply online with required information. Candidate must have passed 10+2 from any recognized board.
For further information regarding this course, please refer to the link provided below:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-tech-delhi-degree-college-badarpur-badarpur-169084

If you are looking for a corporate placement then chances of campus placement are really low. Companies go to NLUD for recruitment. Outside campus placements is your talent and your skills but you definitely get the brand value. Only a few faculty member are good, rest are not. Cut-offs depend on the exam but the ranks are highly determined by the domicile, SC/ST/OBC/Ph.D categories etc. If you score a rank in 2000s, you will get admission into an affiliated college in spot counseling and if you are a Delhiite, same rank would land you up in university school.

If you belong to general category, then you need at least 95% marks. If you have some reservation, then it will depend. Can you please mention your category?