Hey Mukesh,

College of Vocational Studies, is considered the best college in University of Delhi for vocational courses. Here I am providing you a link. You can follow the link and browse further to check the courses available, reviews, facilities available and to know more about the college.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/college-of-vocational-studies-new-delhi

Go for it!:)

Hi Prabhakar,

Talking about selection through merit,i am sorry to say you have a hard luck getting through in Delhi colleges.

But if you'll sit for entrance your admission wikl depend upon your marks obtained.

there is a single website for all general admissions in delhi university . first you have to fill the admission form then wait for the cutoffs .each college has its own criteria and percentage recquirements .if you are able to fulfill all recquirements then you have to visit the college for admission after cutoffs

here is the link

http://www.du.ac.in/du/

also

http://www.du.ac.in/du/index.php?page=ug-admission

Hey,

your chances of getting in Delhi University are quite less as per your percentage. If you are a general category student you cannot get admission. The cut off for most of the courses is more than 85% in Delhi University.

Hope this helps,all the best.

Hey,

you do have chances in some of the colleges of south campus of Delhi University. Some of the colleges are - Zakir Husain college, deshbandhu, Bhim Rao Ambedkar, aryabhatt, pgdav, etc. your chances are slightly less so you would have to wait for later cut offs.

The percentage of marks obtained by the you would be calculated according to the respective college/ institution you are seeking admission in, on the basis of your MAT score.
So, the MAT score you obtained will help you in applying to different institutions but the final selection from different institutions will depend on the overall score you obtained(including mat score, graduation marks and other qualifications).
Yes, you can do MBA, but this will land you in some average college only so I would suggest you to try to give another shot to MAT and get above 85 percentile also you have the opportunity as it is held four times a year. Also, give another exams as well (CAT, NMAT, SNAP etc.) and get the best for yourself.

Otherwise you can apply for the following colleges:
1. KJC, Bangalore - 80percentile
2. Christ University, Bangaluru- 80 percentile
3. MSRIM, Bangalore- 75 percentile
4. ABBS, Bangalore- 75 percentile
5. PES University- 75 percentile
I wish you all the best!