Delhi

These are some government medical institutions you may consider getting into:

1.Army hospital research and referral.

2.Lady hardinge medical college.

3.Maulana azad medical college.

4.University college of medical sciences.

Top colleges for BCA in Delhi with the features that you are asked,

- *Government Colleges*: IGNOU, Jamia Millia Islamia, Bharati College

- *Private Colleges*: Baba Saheb Ambedkar Technical Education Society, Ambedkar Institute of Technology, VIPS

- *Delhi NCR Colleges*: NIU, Lingaya's Vidyapeeth, Sharda University.

You will find some very good college options to pursue Furniture Design courses in Mumbai and Delhi/NCR, which are popular for their coursework, exposure, and placements.

A few top colleges for Furniture Design course in Delhi/NCR and Mumbai are given here:

Note: This info. is taken from the official website and may vary.

Hope this helps!!!

With the state domicile of delhi and according to your JEE Mains rank which is 1150095.

The best colleges you can get is

• Delhi Technological University
• Netaji Subhas University of Technology 
•  Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women 
•  Amity University
• Shiv Nadar University

Thank you

Hi, the table below shows the top specialisations offered by various BTech colleges accepting CUET in Delhi:

Hi, it can be observed that pursuing BTech accepting CUET in Delhi can be quite expensive as majority of the colleges have an average tuition fee of more than INR 5 lakh. However you can refer below for the top B.Tech colleges accepting CUET in Delhi NCR that offer quality education at affordable costs:

There are around 120 government-run BCom colleges in Delhi NCR where students can take admission. Some of these colleges are listed in the table below:

Disclaimer: This information is sourced from the official website and may vary.

Having a high JEE Main CRL of 301, 136 and a PwD rank of 527 as a Delhi homestate candidate, the chances of making it to CS, IT or ECE at NSUT will be heavily undermined, with reservation or not. Though NSUT participated in the 50 % seats against All India candidates Persons with Disability (PwD), they only hold a quota of 5 per cent in the Delhi region so the cut offs of such popular branches are highly competitive even in the reserved category. Previous year PwD specific cut-offs are different and you should refer to the official JAC Delhi counselling site to get the same.

SRCC admissions are entrance-based and candidates are required to participate in the admission process to secure a seat: 

Step 1: Apply for CUET and appear for the same. 

Step 2: Candidates who clear the SRCC shortlist are called for the next admission rounds. 

Step 3: CSAS list is released. 

Step 4: After accepting the offer, a course fee must be paid.