Both CLC DU and NLSIU Bangalore are good choices for Law, however NLSIU does not offer LLB based on CLAT and instead requires a separate entrance exam or NLSAT-LLB.

As such even though NLSIU Bangalore is ranked the top or 1st Law course by NIRF 2025, if one has already completed UG in another field a

No, the tier 1 Indian universities like IIT/NIT and DU do not explicitly give any advantage in the academic evaluation at the HU Berlin. Look at the pointers given below - 

• This university operates on a highly standardized and egalitarian evaluation system. 
• So, your chances of admission are actually

Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies is a government college, affiliated with University of Delhi which is UGC-recognized. Below given are the reasons to choose SSCBS:

• Ranking: It is ranked 1st under the BBA category by India Today 2025.
• Placements: Students get jobs in companies like BCG, McKi

Yes, candidates can get admission to Delhi University with 300 marks in CUET. But in such a case, the course options will be limited. Candidates belonging to reserved criteria will have chances of getting admission to less preferred courses and colleges.

Yes, candidates can get admission with 570 marks in Delhi University. The marks vary depending upon the choice of course, criteria and college. For admission to north campus colleges of DU, candidates must secure a minimum of 750 marks. 570 score in CUET makes candidate eligible for courses like BA,

You may take BA English, Sociology, philosophy, Political science, Home science. So that you can shift to MA psychology.

No, Mathematics is not a mandatory subject for Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar's BBA+MBA integrated course. Candidates are required to only complete Class 12th education for fulfilling eligibility criteria.

Stream or subjects a candidate studied in Class 12th are irrelevant.

Yes, the college offers the course in full-time mode for three/four years. Admissions are based on CUET merit scores. Students have to register themselves on the official website and participate in the counselling process. The seats are allocated by the university on the basis of cutoff and merit sc

Okay so let me clear this properly because when I was researching this myself, I got confused by the same question.

There are actually two different syllabuses you need to know about — one for getting admission into DU Economics Hons, and one for what you study after you get in. Most answers mix thes