Christ University Entrance Tests

With a predicted score of 300, there is some chance that you will be admitted to a good campus in DU. However, allotment of colleges depends on various factors such as category, course applied for and seat availability. Nonetheless, here is an overview of what may come your way. A mark of 300 can admit you into institutions like:Second class colleges like Shivaji College, Rajdhani College, or Maharaja Agrasen College where one can apply for courses like BA (Hons) EnglishFirst Tier Colleges Kirori Mal College, Kamala Nehru College or Gargi College for not so competitive courses like BA (Hons) SanskritRemember that these are rough figures and actual cut-offs may vary. I advise you to consult the previous year’s cut-off lists and Delhi University’s official website for further detail. Finally ensure that in your choice filling during counseling process is done carefully regarding college and course preferences. Keeping my fingers crossed hoping that you get admitted into the desired college

If you have secured 580/800 in CUET then there exists a possibility of getting an admission in several colleges and get through B.Com (Hons. ) in DU and there are many possibilities that you will be getting a good collge. here are some of the colleges that you can consider. Admission is quite a challenge in these colleges, which may be obtained in the following manner:a)Delhi College of Arts and Commerce: Popularly known for its colour full college and also for the kind of education that is offered in the same.b)Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College: Make sure to provide the right Business studies B Com ( Hons) course and majority of the teachers are friendly.c)Zakir Husain Delhi College: This is a well known edn which has faculty members & courses connected to commerce stream [URL-Information].d)Shivaji College: Another one is good placement prospects and has good curriculum’s in the syllabus which en-compases the novice level.e)Dyal Singh College: Compared to other colleges, it was applauded for intelligence with supporting environment for its students and dictating that learning is important rather than scoring high.

The Providence College of Engineering is not under the CUET (Common University Entrance Test). Independent admission process for B.Tech programmes is followed in the college, and it consists of the Kerala Engineering, Agriculture & Medical Entrance Examination for the majority of the seats.Admissions are split into several quotas, where:Government Quota: 50% of the seats are filled by centralized allotment from CEE, through the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations, Kerala, based on KEAM scores.Management Quota: The college management will fill 35% of the seats based on merit considering both the KEAM rank and the qualifying examination marks.NRI quota: The quota allows for 15% of seats to be reserved for students, who get admitted through academic eligibility as per APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University norms and are exempted from the KEAM exam.