Devi Ahilya Vishwavidhyalaya

With a 92.78 percentile in CMAT, you have a strong chance of getting admission to the Institute of Management Studies (IMS) at Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV) for a general MBA program, especially since it's above the typical cutoff.

CMAT Cutoff:

IMS DAVV Indore generally considers CMAT scores in the 90th percentile or above for admission. 

Your Score:

Your 92.78 percentile is a good score and puts you in a strong position for admission. 

General MBA:

IMS DAVV admits students for its general MBA programme based on CMAT scores. 

In order to determine which university/institute between APJ Abdul Kalam University and DAVV Indore is best for a BCom, candidates need to compare according to different factors like seat intake, fees, cutoff, rating, etc. Below is a short comparison of both of their BCom courses according to seat intake and rating:

NOTE: The above-mentioned information is taken from their respective official sources. It is still subject to change and, hence, is indicative.

No, you can't take admission in other colleges. If you want to take admission in other colleges, you need to start from the beginning. You cannot take second-year admission in other colleges. There is a huge difference between school and University. 

Yes, students from any stream can apply for a BBA course, including PCB students. To get admission, you'll need to pass an entrance exam like CUET and CMAT and meet other admission requirements.

Yes, you can get admission to BA course at Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya without CUET as a University also offers direct admission  for certain courses based on your background studies.

I suggest you to check the latest information in DAVV website aur contact the admission office has some course might required CUET marks.

The first condition is that you must clear your first year's exam and ensure that seats are available in the other college which you would like to join. Once you submit the application, if approved, you will get a No Objection Certificate from your current college that will help you transfer. However, transfers are generally allowed only between colleges under the same university and not to a different university altogether.