Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University Delhi Answered Questions

Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University has gained a good reputation in the recent years. Some of the best law colleges of Delhi are affiliated by Indraprastha University. The results of all the colleges are pretty amazing. Almost all the colleges have a placement cell of their own and give great importance to the training and development of children so that they can bag the best opportunities that they are provided with.
Many of the students have gone into corporate field and are currently working in top law firms. Students are also working with Top Senior Lawyers.
Some of them have created their own firms with the help and guidance of the teachers.
Also, some of the best students have cracked judiciary level exams and the colleges and universities are proud of them.
85% and above students get placed every year and many students bag multiple opportunities also. So to cut short, the placements are pretty amazing if you are hardworking enough.

Being a student of Aligarh Muslim University, I find the following benefits:
1) Teaching standards: Teachers are actually well qualified (PHDs from IITs, IISc and abroad). They have abundant knowledge.
2) Free time/Less workload: Workload in general of every department is not much and if you have time management skills, you can crack National (GATE, IES or CAT) or International (GRE, TOEFL, IELTS or GMAT) level exams.
3) Fees: ZHCET is the cheapest institute that provides a quality education.
4) Book Bank/Department Seminar library: It gives a stack of books to each student every year at a very nominal rate to read and return after completing that session.
Other general benefits:
1) A world class library. It is the second largest library in Asia.
2) Fully WiFi enabled campus with dedicated computer labs at computer department and hostels.
3) Various clubs like horse riding, swimming, basketball and gym.
4) Various extra-curricular activities like drama, music and more.
5) Benefits of being a central university.

Well to get admission in Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi for BBA there are certain eligibility criteria you have to match like:-
1. You must be 10+2 with minimum 55% marks (Arts, science, commerce).
2. You must get a qualifying score in GGSIPU-CET ( COMMON ENTRANCE TEST) conducted for admission in the various course of the university.
3. After you get the score of your CET then you have to appear in counseling process of the university and deposit the required fees for the program.
Hope this information helps.
All the best!!

Well the institute is good and decent and will provide you with good facility and infrastructure which you require. But placement are not good as compared to other same level university or college .
There are no 100% placement not because of college but because of the students who are not able to perform during the campus selection and they blame the college for not providing the opportunity. The institute invites company for placement with decent package but then it is up to the candidate to perform in the selection process.
The major recruitment agency are HDFC, ICICI, ECLERX, ALLSTATES, Mahindra,TCS, Wipro etc.
The highest package is about Rs 8 lakh and the average package is about Rs 4 to Rs 5 lakh .
The minimum package offered is Rs 4 lakh. About 85% seats are reserved for Delhi candidate so it is not bad for them to get a package of Rs 5 lakh in Delhi only.
Hope this information helps.
All the best!!

Since 3 months is a long time. It is enough to go through each and every topic mentioned in the IPUCET curriculum. I would recommend you to join a crash course program from some of the good and reputed coaching centre close to your home (as I would not want you to waste your time in going from home to classes and vice versa).
Now, you should consider solving this book:
GGSIPU Engineering Entrance Exam 2017 solved papers: 2016-2004.
https://www.amazon.in/dp/9386179040/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_tVLVzbXS32R5AI would also recommend you to go for some of the best books in each subject: S. L. Arora for physics, NCERT for chemistry, R. D. Sharma competitive level for maths, but go for these only if you have enough time left with you after you are done with Arihant.
Lastly, you need to keep a positive frame of mind during the last few days and should start solving mock test papers to gain confidence and to get an idea of how you should manage time during the examination.
I hope you do well.
Cheers.