Jamia Millia Islamia

Both the courses are almost similar, but BBA is related to management and B.Com is more accounts related. According to me, BBA is more in demand.

Yes there are chances of getting in the first list.

Yes, there is a chance of getting admission.

Jamia has a wide number of departments and centers, therefore, a big number of courses on offer. you can come to Jamia only when you are eligible to be admitted. By eligibility, I also mean that you need to qualify an entrance and an interview (for some courses). It's a reputed university so the competition to get in is little tough. All the best!

As long as you can manage to get 75% attendance in your course Jamia has no issues with whatever course you pursue outside other than your degree. Infact your graduation syllabus would only supplement your knowledge for your CA attempts. So you can always prepare simultaneously for CA CS or any such entrance.

Jamia has a dedicated department for hotel management and travel tourism studies. Earlier it used to run program called BHMTT (Bachelor in Hotel Management and Travel & Tourism)
This year onwards the program has been divided into two programs BHM (Bachelor in Hotel Management) and BTT (Bachelor in Travels and Tourism). Masters in Travel and Tourism and Diploma in Travel and Tourism is also on offer.

Jamia has a central placement cell which invites companies open to take interns but they never guarantee you an internship like a lot of private universities started doing lately. If you're good enough and possess good skill set, you can easily fetch you an internship. I can't give you the figures of the highest package so far but I can assure you for a bright future ahead if you study in Jamia and put efforts to make yourself worthy enough to fetch high packages on offer.

Jamia has a very good department for commerce and business studies but having studied in both DU and Jamia, I think DU provides you with more exposure. The curriculum in Jamia is quite old and there is no industry interference in studies unlike that in DU. Therefore, I would suggest you to go to DU instead of Jamia if you have both the options in hand.

To get into Jamia for B.Tech programme, you need to appear for JEE Mains and fill a separate form of Jamia. Once the results of JEE Mains are declared, Jamia also releases it's cut-off for the admission.