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Nishtha Shukla

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No, Faculty of Management Studies, DU does not accept GMAT score for its MBA programme. The selection is based on CAT score and performance of aspirants in other selection rounds. 

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Yash Mittal

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Christ NCR Delhi offers more than 250 programmes at UG, PG and doctoral level. Some of the popular UG courses are BBA, BSc, BCom, BA, BA LLB (Hons) and BBA LLB (Hons). Similarly, some of the popular PG courses are MBA, MSc, LLM, MCA and MA. 

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Yash Mittal

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Christ Delhi NCR campus admission is both merit and entrance based for the year 2026. Christ Delhi admission process includes multiple stages like appearing for the entrance test, skill assessment, micro presentation and Personal Interview round.

The University conducts Christ University Entrance Test. However, for MBA admission, candidates are required to appear for the CAT/ MAT/ XAT/ CMAT/ ATMA/ GMAT/ GRE followed by group discussion, micro presentation, written assessment test and Personal Interview. 

Based on the performance in the entire selection process, selected candidates receive an e-offer of admission. Candidates are

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Yash Mittal

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Delhi NCR Christ has received impeccable rankings from ranking authorities like THE, NIRF and the Week. According to the NIRF Rankings 2025, Christ University as a brand has achieved 63rd rank in the university category and 96th rank in the overall category.

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Shilakha

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Diploma is a good option if you want to enter the technical field earlier and focus more on practical skills. A degree like B.Tech is better if you want wider career options, higher-level roles, or plan to pursue M.Tech later.For example, LPU offers both Diploma and B.Tech programmes, so you can choose based on your qualification and career plan. Personally, I'd prefer B.Tech CSE for long-term growth, but Diploma can also be a good starting point.

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Rohit

Beginner-Level 3

I was in a similar situation after completing my 12th. I was from an arts background and wanted to get into designing, but I was honestly confused about which college to choose in Delhi.

I ended up exploring different options and eventually chose AAFT Online for a design-focused course. What I liked was that I could learn from home while still getting exposure to practical concepts and industry-oriented learning.

One thing I'd suggest is not choosing a college only because it's popular. Check the course syllabus, faculty, practical projects, portfolio opportunities and placement support. Your portfolio matters a lot in design, sometimes

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Anurag

Beginner-Level 1

Yes it can definitely help after a PGDM in Marketing & IB because digital marketing skills are in high demand across industries. While comparing institutes in Delhi/NCR I found Appwars Technologies to be a good choice because they offer practical training live projects AI based marketing tools and placement support. I also came across Digital Campus Academy and Techiegigs but I'd suggest attending demo classes and choosing the one that focuses more on hands-on learning than just theory. 

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Vaishnavi Abrol

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Hello, Vishnu. I remember my friend, who was also from Himachal, who wanted to settle in Chandigarh, and after completing her degree, she luckily got a job in Chandigarh. At LPU, you have good chances to get placed in different cities like Delhi, Chandigarh, Bengaluru, Mumbai, etc., depending on the company. If you get a job in Delhi, you can settle there.

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Rashmi Shekhar

Contributor-Level 6

Candidates who want to select Marathi as NEET question paper medium cannot choose Delhi as their city. As per the NTA guidelines, Marathi medium paper is only available in Maharashtra, Goa or Gujarat.

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Abhay Arora

Contributor-Level 10

To get admission at Delhi School of Economics students need to qualify the entrance exams as per each course. The institute accepts national entrance exams like CUET, CUET-PG and CAT for the UG and PG programme admission. 

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