Mohyal Educational Research Institute of Technology (MERIT)

Admission to B.Com courses in colleges is usually based on a combination of factors such as academic merit, entrance exams, and sometimes personal interviews. The cut-off for admission may vary from college to college and also from year to year. With a total merit score of 106, you may have a chance of getting admission to B.Com in MCM DAV or Dev Samaj in the second round. However, it ultimately depends on the number of seats available and the competition among other applicants. I would suggest that you keep track of the admission process and cut-off lists of the colleges you are interested in and make an informed decision. Additionally, you can also explore other options and apply to multiple colleges to increase your chances of getting admission.

There are 2 ways to seek admission in M. Comm
Direct Entry
If you're a B. Comm (Prog) or B. Comm (hons) student at the Delhi University then you can seek a direct admission into M. Comm based on your graduation CGPA. The minimum requirement is 60% for general category, fulfilling which the University will prepare a merit list and offer admission into various Colleges offering M. Comm
2. Entrance Exam
The University also conducts an entrance exam for admissions into its M. Comm programme. After which the admissions are offered as per the merit list. The total number of seats of each category are specified on the Commerce department, DU website.