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Hii talim!

If you have not applied for the college in which you want to take admission I don't think so you will be able to take admission without applying. Still you can check the website of the college if they have extended the deadline for form filling then you can apply and wait for allotment.

Secondly if the deadline to fill the form is already over you can check other colleges for admission and from next time remember that in order to get admission somewhere application form filling is the foremost step.

Thankyou!

Right now there is no exact update online about how many open category seats are filled or left in BCom course at South Point College Sonipat because the college does not show this detail on their website but you can still find out easily by calling the college directly or visiting them they will tell you the current status of BCom seats in open category total seats are usually around 80 or 100 but every year it changes a little depending on admission rules so the best way to know how many are filled or left is to contact the college admission office and ask them clearly they will give you the right number and also tell you if forms are still accepted or not because open category seats fill faster than reserved category sometimes a few seats remain in the last round too so it is better to check directly from the college instead of waiting for an update online .

Yes, admission in Punjabi University, Patiala based on CUET UG scores is possible .

Punjabi University, Patiala has made CUET UG scores mandatory for admission to undergraduate (UG) courses from the 2024-25 academic session. This means that candidates seeking admission to the university will have to take the CUET UG exam and submit their scores.

But for some courses, the university may also conduct a separate entrance exam. Hence, it is advised to carefully check the admission requirements for the particular course you wish to take admission in.

For more details regarding admission to Punjabi University, Patiala, you can visit the PUNJABI UNIVERSITY

Hello aspirant,

Depending on the particular college's admissions cycle and whether they provide rolling or late applications, you can probably get accepted right now. There are many colleges in India providing admissions till late August.

I suggest you to provide college name or course you want to pursue so that I can help you better.

Thank you

Hello Aspirant,

Congratulations on completing your B.Com!
Now, if your goal is to get a job quickly, you should go for a job-oriented postgraduate (PG) course that offers good placement opportunities and practical skills.

• MBA (Master of Business Administration)

• M.Com (Master of Commerce)

• PGDM (Post Graduate Diploma in Management)

• PG Diploma in Digital Marketing

• PG Diploma in Data Analytics

• PG Diploma in Banking & Finance

• Chartered Accountancy (CA)

• Company Secretary (CS)

• Certified Management Accountant (CMA)

• CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst)

All the best for your future journey.

Hello harshit!

Yes, if you want admission you can get but it will depend on where you want admission. If you want admission in a school then you may have to give a entrance test or they may give admission to you as per your percentage in previous class. Some schools may even take an interview.

If you want admission in college or an University you will have to give an entrance test or if your college provides admission through class 12th merit then you can directly apply.

But please remember to check the deadline to apply in either case as if you miss the deadline it won't be possible to take admission.

Hope it helped you!

College admission depends on the entrance exam and cutoff. With 156 marks, chances for government colleges are low, but you may get admission in private or self-financed colleges.