Colleges in Delhi

TSFM New Delhi has yet to specify the precise starting time for Postgraduate Diploma in Banking Finance & Wealth Management course 2025 batch. Traditionally admissions at TSFM New Delhi start in June or July before the classes begin after admissions finish. Students must dedicate one year to complete the 700 hours of training as classes run during the period from 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM. Students need to monitor admission notifications since available seat numbers might be restricted. The institution holds the latest information about batch start times and admission cutoff dates therefore students should contact them for precise details.

Yes, IMI Delhi provides a full-time PGDM programme at the PG-level. The institute offers this two-year programme through the approved All India Council of Technical Education. Admission is granted to students who satisfy the course-specific eligibility and selection criteria. Candidates can check out some key highlights from the table below:

The total PGDM fee at IMI Delhi is INR 23.54 lakh for two years. In addition, students need to submit the first installment of the applicable fee to confirm their admission upon selection. They should pay charges such as refundable security deposit, admission fee and other one-time fee. The above-mentioned fee information is sourced from the official website. It is still subject to change.

Yes, there will be a spot round for entry into the B.Ed course in Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) for the 2024 session. The application process for the current round opened on November 6, 2024, and closed on November 7, 2024. On November 8, 2024, a merit list of shortlisted candidates was released and those shortlisted had to do their admission formalities by November 11, 2024. This is part of the ongoing admission rounds for different undergraduate and postgraduate courses at JMI.

Candidates who are interested in admission to the IMI Delhi MBA course in any specialisation must have completed their three years bachelor's or equivalent degree in any discipline, including Engineering, Humanities, Commerce, Economics, Medicine or any other branch of education required to apply for the PGDM course. To be considered, they must have a minimum of 50% aggregate. Admissions at IMI Delhi are based on national-level entrance examinations. Therefore, in addition to meeting the basic eligibility criteria, candidates have to appear for either XAT/ CAT or GMAT for the admission process.

With a CRL rank of 379,823 and an OBC rank of 136,599 in JEE Mains, it may be difficult to get admission into government colleges for B.Tech in Delhi or elsewhere. The top government engineering colleges have cutoffs much lower than your ranks. Take, for instance, Delhi Technological University (DTU) and Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women, which have much higher cutoffs.But you can look for lesser-known or private colleges that take lower ranks. You can also apply for management quota seats in certain colleges, which have different eligibility criteria.

With a JEE Mains rank of around 1.8 Lacs and non-Delhi residency, getting admission to Delhi Technological University (DTU) or Netaji Subhas University of Technology (NSUT) might be very difficult, especially in core branches like CSE, IT, ECE, or Mechanical.

High Cutoffs: DTU and NSUT are among the top engineering colleges in India, and their cutoffs for general category (especially for outside Delhi candidates) are much lower than 1.8 lakh.

Non-Delhi Quota: Only 15% seats are available for outside Delhi candidates, making competition even tougher.