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The selection process for a BCom at Kamala Nehru College is primarily based on the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) score. CUET is a national-level entrance exam conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) for admissions to undergraduate programs in various central universities, including DU. The selection process requires students to appear for the exam and register on DU CSAS for seat allocation. 

As per the Delhi University, the minimum CUET marks required for the BA admission at Delhi University (DU) is around 480 out of a possible 800.

The table below shows the highest salary offered by prominent recruiters who participated in top BTech in Food Technology colleges in Chennai:

The table below shows the top BTech in Food Technology colleges in Chennai having tuition fees of less than INR 1 lakh:

According to my opinion, you cannot get an accurate answer for this question as both the subjects have their complexities and challenges. While Chemistry seems easy to understand but difficult to learn, Physics is difficult to understand, but once understood it is easy to remember. So, I believe, you should have a better approach while studying these subjects.

Rajalakshmi Engineering College emerged to be as the No. 1 BTech in Food Technology college in Chennai. Listed below is the college along with their NIRF rankings of past three years:

There are about 10+ best BTech in Food Technology Colleges in Chennai. Among these, 6 colleges are privately owned and 5 colleges are owned by public/government organisations. TNEA and ICAR AIEEA are the main accepting entrance exams in top Food Technology colleges in Chennai. Anna University, Rajalakshmi Engineering College, TANUVAS, Alagappa College of Technology, Sree Sastha Institute of Engineering and Technology, Sri Jayaram Institute of Engineering and Technology, etc. are some of the popular best Food Technology BTech colleges in Chennai.

BSc Entrance exam syllabus is divided into 3 domains subjects, two languages, and GK test. The first section will contain language, in the second section, you'll get domain specific subjects, and under GK section, you'll get general aptitude, current affairs, numerical ability, reasoning, quantitative, etc.  

You can't really think of doing BBA without math. No doubt the BBA degree focuses more on business management and administration, the mathematical concepts of algebra, calculus, statistics and financial mathematics are all important for a strong analytical and problem solving mindset.

Maths is very important for finance, accounting, economics and operations management, the very core of BBA. So, it is important for you to have a strong mathematical base to study BBA.

Cut off marks differ depending on colleges and the exam scores accepted. Here is an idea for ICAR AIEEA cut off of BHU from last year:

However, a minimum of 85% and above in JEE is typically needed to pursue studies at MIT-WPU. Higher percentiles generally increase the likelihood of receiving scholarships.They can get admission to IIITs like IIIT Delhi, IIIT Hyderabad and IIIT Bangalore. Besides IIITs, many other top private institutions also offer admission without 75% criteria to the students. Unfortunately, students can not get admission into NITs and IITs because they do not allow the 75 percentile.