Colleges in Delhi

In terms of placement prospects, B.Com (Hons) students may have an edge in certain sectors like finance, accounting, banking, and commerce-related roles. Bcom students from the Sri Guru Nanak Dev Khalsa College get an average starting salary of INR  40–50k per month depending on their profile.

Hi.Sri Guru Nanak Dev Khalsa College admission for B.Com is subject to the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) exam conducted by NTA.

Step Wise CUET preparation

Step 1: Go through the CUET syllabus 2025 thoroughly.

Step 2: Understand the CUET exam pattern and marking scheme and prepare accordingly.

Step 3: Get all the study material for CUET such as prep books and previous years' question papers to help better understand what to expect in the exam.

Step 4: Create a monthly timetable on how much material to cover on a daily basis.

Step 5: Solve question papers, sample papers and mock tests.

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At the UG level, Delhi Technological University also offers a four-year BDes programme in Design. Interested candidates can apply online on the official admission portal of DTU. Admisison to BDes is subject to a valid score in the UCEED. Followed by the UCEED exam, the institute releases merit lists with the names of the shortlisted candidates. More details about the DTU BDes course are as follows:

Eligibility: Twelve years of school education with Science/ Commerce/ Arts or a three-year Diploma recognised by AICTE

Selection: Merit list based on UCEED scores

You should have a good score in the undergraduate course you're currently pursuing that's all you're in. And you need to have money as well to pay the fees 

It's easy to get admission if you have a good score in HSC. If you don't have you need to pay donation and all to get into it.

The curriculum covers every necessary thing that you need to be called a MBA student and stand out of the undergraduates. The curriculum doesn't focuses on 1 particular subject to make it specialty of yours, you gotta make it a specialty and your ave subject. Curriculum is average, easy if you study, Hell if you don't 

There are no existing colleges that provide 100% placements. Even IIT doesn't has 100% placements. Build up your skills and your resume you'll get placement even if there is 10% placement. Stop complaining and build your self.

You need a bachelor's degree from a recognised college and the documentation to prove it. Merit varies on your category and all.

There are scholarship programme but you gotta be in category. No scholarships for open category. And you have to take follow up for the scholarships they're not served in hand. Take the benefit that government gives you.

It's average as compared to other colleges. Like it's not that high not that low. You'll get confession if you're in category. Fees are okay you can't call it expensive considering the college location.