Colleges in Delhi

Some law colleges in India that offer admission without an entrance test include: 
SRM University, School of Law
Geetham University
Banasthali University
ICFAI School of Law
University of KL
But most of the students prefer to get admission through national entrance exams like CLAT, AILET and LSAT India. 
Colleges in India offering courses in cyber security include: Presidency College, Chitkar University, Galgotia University and GLS University. 
The popular exams for top cyber security colleges in India are: JEE Main, GATE, CUET, and TNEA

Top colleges for BBA in Information Technology in Delhi are as follows- Amity University Noida, Jamia Millia Islamia and Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies. Jagan Institute of Management Studies (JIMS) and Galgotias University are other notable options. Good placement opportunities are available to students who secure admission from these colleges because they provide decent programmes, and be sure to confirm their unique admission requirements and application processes to enhance your chances of admission!

Yes, various courses of Diploma level after 10th are available in Delhi University. Some of them are Diploma in Fine Arts, Diploma in Animation and Diploma in Hotel Management. Other vocational course in computer applications and fashion design are also offered. So, it is better to go through the course wise eligibility criteria and application procedure on the university page.

some colleges may have other admission procedures. But Admission to a fisheries Science course in India is typically based on entrance exams, class 12 and who has Bachelor's degrre are eligible for this.

No, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) does not offer D. Pharma or Diploma in Pharmacy. Known specifically for under graduation, postgraduate research-oriented streams offered with subjects falling under social and human sciences,  natural and biological sciences,  JNU is not offering D Pharma program.
there are other university you can pursue a D.Pharma course from there.

Delhi have following college for B.Sc Nursing. These are; Lady Hardinge Medical College – fees about INR 5151 and 100 seats. University College of Medical Sciences having 60 intake capacity offer four years B.Sc Nursing programme at the cost of about one thousand forty Indian rupees per year. Other alternatives consist of Rajkumari Amrit Kaur College of Nursing charging INR 31,515 per year, with a total of 60 seats and Holy Family College of Nursing which charges around INR 75,000 per year and the number of seats available are.

AIR – 2,37,338 and category rank – 3000 for ST candidate under IPU quota, colleges under the Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University may be expected. Based on your rank, you could apply to join Ch. Brahm Prakash Government Engineering College, Delhi Institute of Heritage Research and Management or the University School of Architecture and Planning. The fees of these colleges varies from INR 100000/- to INR 250000/- per year. But it should be noted that the actual cutoff ranks differ with the college and course type. For the latest cutoff ranks and information in relation to admission, you should visit IPU website.

Hey everyone,

The BBA programme at Maharshi Dayanand University (MDU) Rohtak, has stopped taking applications for 2024-25 (the last date was November 15, 2024).

They begin accepting applications for 2025-26 in January. To stay in the loop, keep an eye on the official website or get in touch with the admissions office.

It's a good idea to get your papers ready beforehand, like your school records and ID proof, so you don't run into any hiccups when you apply.

I hope this will help you!

AIIMS conduct the seperate entrance exam for admission to the AIIMS BSc nursing programme and Post-basic nursing programme. Candidates seeking admission to the AIIMS campuses in the undergraduate nursing course must enroll for this entrance exam through the official website of AIIMS. The conducting body releases registration dates, exam dates, and entire admission calendar to ensure that candidates participate in the admission process. The national-level nursing entrance exam is widely accepted and recognised.