Masters

Hi,
BMS (Bachelor of Management Studies) is a professional undergrad course that opens up a whole lot of career options for you to pursue including:
1. MBA: BMS, especially at DU is perceived to be a mini-MBA. An MBA after BMS supplements and further increases your business and management knowledge which can fetch you great placement after you complete your MBA.
2. M.Sc in Finance: Masters in Finance is also a pretty decent option after pursuing BMS. Masters in Finance includes hardcore finance subjects which can assist you to get placed in investment banking companies and also get you supreme knowledge about trading and stock markets.

These are some of the most prestigious universities around since you are in the first year you have some time to build your profile, work hard towards excellent academics and extracurricular activities. Depending on what your subject is, you must build projects, publications, etc., around it. Tests like GRE, etc., must be taken. Excellent recommendation letters will give weightage. Scholarships are on merit, the stronger your profile, better are the chances. But note that full scholarship is rare.

Yes, you can get admission other than via CAP round. After the CAP round gets over and all the process through DTE comes to an end, there are some vacancies in the institute. So, what you have to do is whichever college you want to take admission in, go to the college after the CAP round and ask for the admission. Based on your score, they will contact you further.

Hi,
There is no direct way that Cheap University will provide good placement. You can try in Lovely Professional University as they provide good teaching and placements. They have a scholarship programme which can help you. But I think you have to give a test for the same as admissions are closing, I would suggest you call them and get your queries clarified.
http://www.lpu.in/programmes/all/Graduation

Emerson College.
The University of Texas-Austin.
Northwestern University.
New York University.
University of Southern California.
University of Maryland.
Boston University.
University of Missouri- Columbia.

Hi,
The candidate must have passed PG or equivalent examination from a recognised state/private/deemed or central university with at least 55% (45% to 50% for reserved category candidates) of the marks. So you are eligible for M.Phil.
Thanks!

Yes, you can apply for SET exam.