The IPU CET for B.Com (Hons.) is an entrance exam conducted by Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University. The test includes questions from English Language, General Awareness, Logical Reasoning, and Economics/Commerce. It is a 2.5-hour exam with 100 multiple-choice questions. Each correct answer gives 4 marks, and 1 mark is deducted for each wrong answer. The exam is in English. Based on your rank in the CET, you can get admission into various IP University colleges offering B.Com (Hons.).

For more details you can visit the link given below

https://university.careers360.com/ipu-cet-college-predictor

As per official records, the total number of registrations for B.Tech programs at Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (IPU) varies each year, typically exceeding 40,000 candidates, reflecting strong interest in engineering admissions

If your CET code 126 is not showing up when attempting to download the admit card, it could be due to the admit card not being uploaded yet. It is advisable to check the official website for updates or contact the exam authorities for further clarification.

Hi Rudrika Sharma,

At 4 lakh rank in CRL and 1.5 lakh rank in OBC in Delhi region (home state quota), opportunities for securing admission in IITs via JEE Main are low, particularly in GGSIPU (IPU) for B.Tech courses such as CSE, IT, or ECE, where cutoffs in Delhi usually remain below 80,000–1,00,000 for OBC candidates. But you can still find a seat in less in-demand branches (such as Mechanical, Civil, or recently introduced specializations) in IPU-affiliated colleges like:

• Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of Technology (BPIT)
• HMR Institute of Technology & Management
• Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology (MAIT) – less probable but possible in spot round
• Ambedkar Institute of Advanced Communication Technologies

Monitor spot rounds and management quota choices. Also look at private colleges or state counseling in neighboring states with lower closing ranks.

With a JEE Mains CRL of 4 lakh and an OBC rank of 1.5 lakh, and being a female candidate from Delhi, your chances of getting into IPU (Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University), IGDTUW (Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women), and NSUT (Netaji Subhas University of Technology) will vary depending on the specific program and the cutoff ranks for the OBC-NCL (Non-Creamy Layer) female category under the Delhi quota.

For IPU, the cutoffs for various B.Tech programs can differ significantly. With your rank, securing a seat in the top CSE programs might be challenging, as they usually have much lower closing ranks. However, you might have possibilities in some other engineering branches or at some of the affiliated colleges of IPU. It's crucial to check the previous year's cutoff lists for the OBC Delhi female category for all the B.Tech specializations offered by IPU and its colleges to get a clearer picture.

IGDTUW is exclusively for women, which can improve your chances due to gender reservation. However, with an OBC rank of 1.5 lakh, admission to the highly sought-after CSE and IT programs might still be competitive. Looking at the historical cutoff data specifically for OBC female candidates from Delhi for IGDTUW's B.Tech programs will be essential. There might be better opportunities in some of the other engineering branches offered at IGDTUW.

NSUT, being one of the premier engineering institutions in Delhi, generally has high cutoff ranks. While you have the advantage of the home state and female quotas, your OBC rank of 1.5 lakh might make it difficult to secure a seat in the core branches like CSE. However, similar to IPU and IGDTUW, it's advisable to check the previous year's OBC Delhi female cutoff ranks for all the B.Tech programs offered at NSUT. There could be possibilities in some of the other engineering disciplines.

In conclusion, while your percentile might not be very high, the Delhi home state quota and the OBC and female reservations can play a significant role. To understand your admission prospects accurately, you should thoroughly refer to the previous year's official cutoff ranks for each of these institutions, specifically for the OBC-NCL female category under the Delhi quota, for all the B.Tech programs you are interested in. Keep an eye on the JAC Delhi counselling process, as that is the common platform for admissions to these colleges based on JEE Mains ranks.

With a CRL rank of 256,251, here are some options for B.Tech in Computer Science:

Government Colleges

- NITs: NIT Rourkela, NIT Calicut, or NITs with higher closing ranks might be possible.

- Other Government Colleges: MNNIT Allahabad or similar colleges.

Private Colleges

- IIITs: IIIT Hyderabad or IIIT Delhi.

- Top Private Universities: SRM University Chennai, Amity University Noida, or VIT Vellore.

IPU Options

- GGSIPU-affiliated colleges*: Possible, but depends on CUET scores and category reservations.

Consider factors like fees, placements, and branch selection. Research and shortlist colleges based on your priorities.

Here is the link

Ggsipu CET BBA syllabus

Also,To determine the subjects required for the IPU CET BBA and allied programs, you should consult the official website of Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU). Specifically, look for the "IPU CET" section, which will outline the syllabus and exam pattern for the entrance test.

The syllabus will detail the topics covered in each subject, including English, General Knowledge, Reasoning, and Computer Basics. You may also need to consult the specific BBA program's information on the university website, as some programs might have specific subject requirements.