Delhi

No, Christ Delhi does not provide lateral entry for BA LLB (hons) programme. Students seeking admission must need to complete five-year course to get the degree. Candidates can contact the Institute for more details.

JNU offers great placement opportunities to the students. The average package received during JNU SOE placements 2026 was INR 7.98 LPA.  According to JNU NIRF report 2026, median package received by UG 3 year and PG 2 year batch 2025 was INR 19.5 LPA and INR 9 LPA, respectively. 

It depends on the stream and college. For DU's Science colleges, CUET UG scores decide admission rather than 12th marks directly. For engineering, JEE Main or JEE Advanced ranks are needed along with meeting a minimum Class 12 percentage cutoff. Medical admission always needs a valid NEET UG score, regardless of your board exam marks. So in most cases, 12th marks alone are not enough; you'll need to clear the relevant entrance exam too.

Yes, Delhi offers strong academics, access to internships at MNCs and government bodies, and a well-connected NCR job market, making it one of India's top education hubs.

Christ Delhi NCR offers programmes at UG, PG and doctoral levels. The deemed-to-be university offers courses across Management, Arts, Science, Law and other streams. MBA and BA LLB (Hons) are the popular courses of Christ Delhi NCR. Aspirants can apply online for the preferred course.

For Christ University Delhi 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. 

Aspirants need to appear for Christ University Entrance Test for admission in BA LLB (Hons) course at Christ Delhi NCR. Hence, entrance exam is required. However, candidates must also score at least 45% aggregate in Class 12 for admission.

Once BSc Nursing is completed, there are a number of great choices for higher studies. The most sought after option is MSc Nursing, which is a 2 year Post-Graduate Nursing Program with specializations in Medical-Surgical Nursing, Pediatrics Nursing, Psychiatric Nursing, Obstetric and Gynecological Nursing and Community Health Nursing. After MSc, a nursing educator, researcher or senior clinical specialist can be pursued. Another option is Post Basic BSc Nursing which can be pursued if previously GNM had done. For management positions, MBA in Hospital Administration is a very good choice as well among Nursing Graduates.

No, NEET is not required for BSc Nursing admission. NEET is for MBBS, BDS, and BAMS courses. BSc Nursing has its own set of entrance exams. For government colleges in Delhi, you may need to appear for AIIMS Nursing Entrance Exam, IPU CET, or CUET. For NCR colleges in Haryana and UP, state-level nursing entrance tests apply. Many private colleges in Delhi NCR also offer direct admission based on Class 12 marks without any entrance exam requirement.