Delhi University (DU)

Yes, Delhi University has the BBA course under a different name: Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS). Admission to this particular programme is through Common University Entrance Test (CUET). Candidates who want to apply must first register themselves for the CUET examination, which may include such subjects as are relevant to a business study. Following the score generation, applicants can apply to the BBA programs offered by Delhi University based on the CUET scores by the Common Seat Allocation System of Delhi University. As far as the eligibility criteria are concerned, applicants should have passed their 12th grade with a percentage starting from 50% onwards. 

Comparing the IP University with the University of Delhi on the level of BBA, focused towards Financial Investment Analysis as 'BBA-FIA, ' the latter has in general been chosen more wisely. DU is normally seen for its strict academic programs, highly qualified faculties, and colleges like Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies, which offer industry-oriented curriculums and excellent placement opportunities with a strong average package of INR 10 LPA. The competition for admissions cuts deep as it follows the CUET, thus cutting the chases high at the end. As if that were not enough, BBA programs are offered by it, while it is largely believed to be less famous with lesser quality at affiliated colleges and also weaker placements. Overall, as an affair, Delhi University stands more preferred with its time-established name and greater output in academics. 

With 62.25 marks in the CLAT exam, your rank will likely vary depending on the difficulty level of the exam that year and the overall performance of other candidates. However, based on previous trends, a score of around 62.25 can typically place you in the range of 3000-5000 in the CLAT rankings.

As for admission to IP University (Indraprastha University) in Delhi, it does not accept CLAT scores for admission to its law programs. IP University has its own entrance exam, the IPU CET (Common Entrance Test), for admission to courses like BA LLB, BBA LLB, etc. 

If you're specifically interested in pursuing law at IP University, you'll need to appear for their entrance exam instead. It's advisable to check IPU's official website for detailed eligibility criteria and the latest updates on admission procedures.

Yes, universities like Delhi University and Jamia Millia Islamia generally accept degrees from recognised institutions, including Amity University, for postgraduate courses such as MA in English. However, it's important to check the specific admission guidelines of each university as they may have their own requirements regarding the mode of study (online vs. regular). 

For most universities, the key factors are whether the degree is recognised by the University Grants Commission (UGC) and if it meets their eligibility criteria. I'd recommend reviewing the admission requirements for MA English at these institutions or reaching out to their admissions office to confirm.

Delhi University (DU) normally requires a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics, or a similar field with at least 60% of the possible points in order to be eligible for an M.Sc. in Computer Science. If you meet the minimum percentage requirements and your Bachelor's degree covered key courses like Discrete Structures, Statistics, and Mathematics Foundations of CS, you might be eligible. Entrance tests determine admission, and DU places a strong emphasis on foundational computer Science and mathematics skills. To ensure your eligibility for the program, it is important to check the DU official website for the entrance exam's precise eligibility requirements and syllabus.

Shaheed Bhagat Singh College and Satyawati College, University of Delhi, offer fairly decent placements, though with certain differences in the placement record. Shaheed Bhagat Singh College tends to have a better placement track record compared to the other, especially in industry connections and with better placement figures, especially for B.Com and B.A. (Hons.) courses. The placement cell is active and the campus has top companies visiting in various sectors. Satyawati College, although providing good placement opportunities, has fewer recruiters and perhaps fewer high-paying offers. Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, in general, seems to have an edge in placements.