In my opinion, degree + IAS in Sarat Chandra IAS Academy is a better choice. Although the University of Delhi is excellent for graduation and many people in the country wish for it, but if you are targeting civil services, the former is better as many of my friends who studied from du are attending coaching for civil services after graduating. So, a training for ias along with degree is slightly a better choice. 

Hello Akshay,

Yes you can get a seat in Delhi University and if you have a good percentage than you can even opt for a better college like SRCC also. As there are plenty of colleges who offer B.A. (Hons) Economics and the admission to this course is totally merit based. So If you want to enroll yourself for this course in University of Delhi you should have a good percentage in your hand and Since you are going to change your stream therefore you will have to face the deduction in the percentage also and it is totally dependent on the college because every college has its own rules and regulations.

I hope I was able to clear your query and if you want you can ask me anything regarding this topic in the comment section.

I wish you lots of luck and hope you do well in future.

Hello Akash,

The deductions in the percentage happens when you change your stream for example if you are from science and you want to get admission in commerce stream in the graduation. The deduction is totally dependent on which college you choose but the average varies from 2.5% to 5%. 

If you can tell me the colleges in which you are interested than I can tell you the exact figure. But there is a alternate option also and i.e. you can visit the official website and download the notification. The link for offical website is- www.du.ac.in

I hope I was able to answer your query and hope you do well in future.

Hello Pooja,

Yes you can get admission in University of Delhi because you have a good percentage. If you are unable to get through the cut-offs of north campus you have a door opened by the name of South Campus which has its very good list of colleges. And as you are a girl you can even go to girl oriented colleges like Jesus And Merry College(JMC) OR Gargi College.

I hope I was able to clear your query and hope you do well in future.

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Hope this helps! 

Hi dear,

Hope you are doing well!

Now let's go through your question.

As you will be knowing that DU JAT is conducted by the University of Delhi, is a gateway to colleges under DU offering BMS.

Here's the marking scheme:

Duration of DU JAT :

Two Hours (120 minutes)

Total Number of Questions:

100

Types of Questions:

Multiple Choice (MCQ)

Number of Options for Each Question:

Four

Marking Scheme:

+ Four (4) Marks for Correct Answer

- One (1) Mark for the Wrong Answer

Zero Marks (0) Allotted for Unattempted Questions

Marked More Than One Answer:

For each incorrect answer, minus one (-1) mark

Exam pattern (with number of questions):

Quantitative Ability:

25 

Reasoning and Analytical Ability:

25

General English:

25

Business and General Awareness:

25

NOTE:

DU JAT question paper will consist of 100 questions and carry a total of 400 marks.

Thank You & All the best!