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Maulana Azad Medical College cutoff 2024 has been released across various specialisations in opening and closing ranks. Maulana Azad Medical College NEET cutoff 2024 for the General AI category candidates is 151 for MBBS course and for the BDS course, the Round 2 cutoff is 4385, wherein MBBS is the most competitive course. For the OBC AI category, the cutoff rank for BDS course is 9146, candidates can refer to the table below for the Round 2 cutoff. The cutoff mentioned below is for the General category under the AI Quota. Course202220232024Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)10787151Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)746955264385

The placements at Delhi College of Arts and Commerce (DCAC) and Kalindi College which are both under University of Delhi have their plus points as well as negativesIn terms of placement percentages, DCAC has an rate with around 80-90% students getting placements each year compared to the 70-80% of Kalindi College. The strong industry connections that exists in addition to the rigorous academic training on commerce and management programs is what makes DCAC a better option.Besides this, better internship and job opportunities are facilitated by its strong alumni network as well as its central location in Delhi. DCAC leads when it comes to average salary packages with placements between INR 4-6 Lakhs per annum while those from Kalindi range from INR 3-5 Lakhs. Top recruiters such as Deloitte, KPMG and Accenture visit DCAC while more start ups and mid-sized companies go for recruitment at Kalindi College.Both colleges provide good placement opportunities but each one has strengths in different areas of the industry, thus one college reaches out more than the other at a broader extent, whereas Kalindi excels at particular niches. Therefore, students should make their choice depending on the course they’re pursuing or what career they want to take up afterwards .

Delhi College of Arts and Commerce, University of Delhi is expected to release the cutoff list shortly. The college has already started accepting applications and the verification of these applications is in progress.Generally, the cutoff lists are published in several phases, with the initial one probably out around mid-August to early September. Nevertheless, an exact date is still unknown.Candidates looking for admissions should expect a cutoff score that would be competitive enough within their respective programs and categories ranging from 90% to 98%.You can stay tuned on official site of Delhi University as well as that of Delhi College of Arts and Commerce for any information about when are cutoff lists likely to come out. Note that cutoff lists are released separately by courses and categories so be sure to check your specific one before applying. All the best!

So when it comes to diversity, the Delhi College of Arts and Commerce (DCAC) is really something else. For its B.A. programs alone, it has been known for more than just placing most of the students who graduated from there into jobs right away; only a few decide to further their studies after that. In addition, there were close contacts with industry which along with strict academic training led to attractive job opportunities.Various streams like English or Economics have made it possible for many graduates from DCAC to find employment in:- media firms- NGOs- corporate communication departments- sales and marketing- human resource management departments- research and analytics divisions- government agenciesThe best among them are:- Times Group- India Today- Outlook- NDTV- Penguin Random House- Oxford University Press- Accenture- Deloitte- Ernst & YoungOn average, one can expect an annual package that ranges between INR 3 Lacs to INR 6 Lacs whereas at times some students manage to get offers as high as INR 10 lakh.