Colleges in Delhi

- XISS is ranked AAA+ whereas NDIM is ranked AA+.
- Eligibility in XISS is three / four years bachelor's degree with minimum 55% marks in aggregate (50% for SC/ST) in any discipline recognized by Association of Indian Universities. Eligibility in NDIM is bachelor's degree(10+2+3 or 4) in any discipline with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate or equivalent grades.
- Both these colleges have an intake of 60 students for each course.
- Mode of admission for XISS are CMAT, CAT AND XAT whereas NDIM contains one more i.e UGAT-AIMA including the above modes.
-XISS contains a total faculty of 46 whereas NDIM has 76.

Yes, GMAT score is acceptable, and you must score minimum 50-60% marks.

You can get a good college through passing NATA exam.

IHM, Pusa Road is the best college for HM in Delhi.

Nishchal, if you did not give JEE, try for admission in private universities like Amity, Sharda, Galgotia, etc. They offer admission on other parameters too other than JEE.
Outside Delhi, you can try for admission in Lovely, Chitkara, etc. They also offer direct admissions.
Infact Lovely is known for best placements in North India, especially for engineering.
For more information, contact the universities.
Good luck.

It would be difficult to get any of the top five colleges of IPU but still you can sit for counselling and choose for other colleges too.
All the best.

Yes, you can get into any course you want to, only the college selection would be a tough one. Choose the college wisely and precisely.

Hey,
There are chances of your admission. Till then, you can wait for the final list issued by the dept.
All the best.