Greetings, Anvesha.

It is a personal opinion so take it with a grain of salt.

While deciding these things you should consider:

- Your career plans

- Affordability

- Exposure and the lack of it

- Utility of the degree

Frankly speaking, SYMBIOSIS Pune is the best option out of all that you have mentioned not just because of its reputation but also because it offers pretty decent exposure levels for a good business school experience.

Cons - Symbiosis is expensive (Rs. 3 lacs for the first year and then other additional costs of living) while NSUT is Rs. 3 lacs for whole course of three years)

1) Look at it this way, if you plan on taking up a job right after completing BBA then you should look at colleges as a stepping stone of opportunities, i.e. you should not think about affordability but instead think about what that college will offer you for your money - Symbi Pune in that regard is great since placements are good and college life if full of different experiences, meeting smart people from all walks of life, living in a fast city such as Pune, etc.

Now top colleges of IPU also offer a chance to live in a big city like Delhi, exposure and smart people but it lacks in placements for BBA students.

2) If you plan on going for MBA or any other competitive exams afterwards then you should think in terms of time management and money. What I mean by that is you should go for a college where you don't spend a lot of money and college activities don't take up so much time that you can't prepare for CAT or any other exams (Symbi Pune will be a serious and engaging experience where your college life will take up a lot of your time)

So, in a nut shell.

- Symbiosis Pune - Good exposure, Good placements but expensive and time consuming 3 years

- IPU top colleges - Good exposure, average placements, not that time consuming since the career stakes aren't that high over there

- NSUT - Average exposure, average placements, affordable fees.

take some time and decide what you want to do after BBA then you may be able to make an informed and reasonable decision, don't rush it.

best of luck, Good day!

Hello Vivek ,

Congrats on securing such a good rank . The EWS category was introduced only recently so not exact cutoff information is available on that . But what is known for sure is that EWS category seats are very limited so one needs to have a really good rank to stand a chances to get through this category. You have secured 29th rank and I think you can easily get all top colleges like Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies-[SSCBS] ,Deen Dayal Upadhyay ,Keshav MahaVidayalay etc . Remember the admission chance also depends on the  number of seats available and number of applicants .You have pretty high category rank so nothing to worry.

Visit the below article for more info:

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/du-jat-cutoff

All the best

Hello aspirant,

Well last year for bbe rank 50%was 12th marks and 50%JAT marks.

So many students who didn't got good marks in JAT but great score in boards. So they left bbe and take seats in other colleges in other courses. These are those students who didn't got good ranks in bbe(basically above 500+rank).And they were getting good colleges on the basis of cut offs.

And that's why last year my friend's rank was between 1400-1500 and he got bbe because many students left bbe.

But this year only weightage is given to JAT marks and GD/PI so this year it's difficult to say that what will be the last rank for bbe as there is very less possiblity that many students will leave bbe this year even if they aren't getting a very good bbe college.

Hope it helps!

Hello dear student

The eligibility for  apply  the DU JAT exam must have qualified/cleared Class 12 examination of any board/university exam in India or equivalent to the 10+2 system by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) so you must be clear 12th Examination than you are eligible for examination.

you can visit the link for more information regarding ELIGIBILITY of exam.

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/du-jat-eligibility-criteria

Hope that's helpful

Best of luck

Hello Ishika,

You have good rank in DU JAT , but I am afraid for first level top colleges like SSCBS (Shaheed Sukhdev) your rank should be at least below 250.Since you have not mentioned your category I assume you belong to general category and for BMS based on your rank of 508 your possible options are:

Shaheed Rajguru College of Applied Sciences for Women, Delhi

Aryabhatta College, Delhi

If you belong to reserved category then you may get any college of your choice

This link may help you:

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/du-jat-cutoff

All the best

Hello Aspirant ,

The ranks are decided based on many factors like the difficulty level of the examination,the total number of test-takers,the maximum marks obtained by the candidates in the DU JAT exam amd the average score of the candidates obtained in the entrance exam. So until they officially release the rank list , a prediction won't be accurate. You may calculated your composite scores by adding your 65 % entrance score and 35 % of boards marks. Usually an entrance score above 300 out of 400 and a 12th  percentage above 95 can make you come under top 100-150 ranks. Please wait for the official rank list to release because calculating it is a complex process.

The below link may be useful to you ,

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/du-jat-cutoff

All the best

Congratulations for scoring 88% my friend.

Here are the below listed college you can apply for

Gargi

Bhim Rao Ambedkar

Maharaja agrasen

Arya bhatta

Shaheed Rajguru

Hi Saksham, for your score in the du Jat 2020 for the general category, you can get admission in the Shaheed sukhdev college of business studies, Delhi. The course offered for your marks is BMS and BBA. The fee is coming around 60,000. For more details please check the college website ( sscbsdu.ac.in) .

Hello there. Hope you are doing good. I would like to tell you that you have got a very good percentile for getting admission in Sukhdev College. However, you have not mentioned the course you are looking for and the category from which you will be applying. You can provide specific information in the comment section below so that I can help you better.

I hope you found this answer helpful. Good luck for your future.

Hello, hope you are doing well!

DU admission to various UG, PG and doctorate programmes is both merit and entrance-based. Admission to merit-based courses such as BA, BA (Honors), BSc, BSc (Honors), BCom, BCom (Hons) and entrance-based courses such as BTech, BBA, BBM, B.El.Ed, etc., commence in the month of May every year.

• Final admission to merit-based UG programmes will depend on the cut-off score released by the college and candidate's score in the last qualifying examination
• For programmes such as BTech, BMS, BBA-FIA, etc., candidates must appear for the entrance exam conducted by DU
• Varsity conducts Delhi University Entrance Test (DUET) and Delhi University Joint Admission Test (DU-JAT) to shortlist aspirants for admission to selective UG courses
• Seats for SC/ST/OBC categories are reserved for all the UG courses as per the directive of Delhi University and Government of India (SC- 15%; ST- 7.5%; OBC- 27%)

DU JAT or Delhi University Joint Admission Test is a national level entrance exam conducted for admission to Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS), Bachelor of Business Administration (Financial Investment Analysis) and BA (Hons) in Business Economics programmes offered by 16 colleges affiliated to Delhi University.