Hii Bharti..

I would suggest you to choose the course according to your interest field because the major you choose during graduation is going to play an important part for your career in future. If you are interested in commerce then you should surely go for Bcom otherwise English honours

Hi lohitha.                                                                                                   

PGDM finance has a great career prospects ahead as this is the most competitive industry these days. For PGDM finance IFIM banglore is the best option.

Hi Prateek, 

It is ok to consider your confusion. See, most of the options you are considering falls under commerce field (CA, CS, Accounting, Banking). And as far as hotel management is concerned, you can still take it as your career even with commerce stream. So, you decision for choosing

Dear aspirant,

According to your marks you can get these private colleges

PSG Institute of Medical Sciences mgmt. Quota

Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan Medical College and Hospital, Perambalur (Telugu Minority)

Karpagam Faculty of Medical Sciences and Research, Coimbatore (Telugu Minority)

Karpaga Vinayaga Institute of Medical Sciences, Maduranthagam

PSG institute of Medical Sciences,

Dear Utkarsh

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Hi there!!

Your rank according to your marks obtained will be around 13K-15K AIR. Your state rank will depend on the number of candidates from Kerala and the other factors. You can get self finance college in Kerala under the state quota. But you have to wait for the NEET

greetings,

most of the BSC and BA courses in delhi university are through merit based admission like physics,chemistry, maths, statistics, computer science, biology, political science, economics, psychology, sociology, geography etc

the courses through entrance are:

• bms, bfia, ba hons business economics- DU JAT
• integrated journalism at delhi school of journalism