Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies University of Delhi Rohini Answered Questions

Hi Vaibhav,
Till the last year, it was necessary to have maths as a subject to get admission. However, I would recommend to stay updated with the new notifications for BMS after your Board exams as they can change the eligibility criteria from year to year.
All the best!

If you go with the ranking, Christ University is better. Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies is cheaper in terms of fees.
Please refer http://sscbs.du.ac.in/Admission2016/FEE-STRUCTURE.pdf and http://sscbs.du.ac.in/Admission2016/FEE-STRUCTURE.pdf3

Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies(SSCBS) is a premier institution of the Delhi University for Bachelor of Management Studies. SSCBS students are able to get nearly 100% placement and its BMS graduates are able to get salaries equivalent to MBA graduates from Tier II B-Schools.
Eligibility criteria for appearing in the BMS/BBA(FIA) at SSCBS is through the Joint Admission Test conducted by Delhi University is as follows:
(a) The candidate should have passed or have appeared in March/April 2015 in Senior Secondary School Examination of CBSE or any other examination considered equivalent by the University of Delhi.
b) The General category candidate should secure an aggregate of atleast 60% marks in his/her XII class examination in four papers including English, Mathematics and other two subjects from the list of elective subjects as approved by the University of Delhi. Minimum percentage of marks for OBC is 54%, for SC& ST pass marks in qualifying examination, for PWD 55%, for CW 55%. Other conditions are same as for the General category.
You are not eligible to appear in JAT to seek admission in SSCBS for Bachelor in Finance and Investment Analysis degree as you do not meet minimum percentage requirement.

Quantitative Ability
1. Basic question of inferential and visual reasoning.
2. Set of questions from DI covering topics of pie chart, graphs.
3. Time and Work.
4. Quadrilaterals.
5. Number system.
6. Square roots.
7. Average.
8. Fractions and decimals.
9. Profit and Loss.
10. Discount.
11. Ratio and Proportion.
12. Mathematical Series etc.
13. Reasoning and Analytical Ability.
14. Verbal reasoning and verbal analogy.
15. Letter series.
16. Coding and decoding.
17.Classification.
18. Direction and distance.
19. Number series.
20. Time sequence.
21. Missing characters.
22. Diagram.
23. Word sequence.
24. Ranking.
25. Alphabets.
26. Analogy.
27. Syllogism.
28. Terms and Prepositions.
29. General English.
30. Comprehension at paragraph and sentence levels.
31. Identification of Common errors.
32. General Awareness.
All the best.

BBA is more of a general management course as compared to BBA FIA. BBA FIA does limit the scope to finance and hence provides specialization. So, if a person clearly wants to make his or her future in finance specifically he/she should go for finance, otherwise, one could choose BBA to explore all the fields and then decide.