Hii,

The Delhi university joint entrance test- DUJAT for admissions to BMS , BBE and BFIA courses offered by the colleges affiliated to the university of delhi .The eligibility criteria for applying as well as appearing for the Delhi university Joint Ability test is that You should have a score

• You need to be class 12th passed or should be appearing for 12th examination .

• You need a minimum of 60% marks in aggregate in

Hii Rashmi,

Passing in maths is necessary though Getting Passing marks won't help you any way but then you will have to manage more marks in the entrance test which is the DU-JAT so as to increase your composite score which is 65% mixture of your entrance test marks and

DU-JAT counselling  involves multiple rounds, depending upon the number of remaining seats. There were 3-4 rounds and spot round.

DU JAT 2020 is the entrance exam for Delhi University admission to BBA /BBS 2020 and other undergraduate management courses offered by the DU affiliated colleges.However, the DU JAT is the mandatory entrance exam for BBA admission in DU colleges.

Hi Khushi,

DUJAT is conducted every year for admissions to the Bachelor's in Management studies/ BFIA/BBE courses offered by the colleges under The university of Delhi.  The best College for pursuing BMS are Shaheed Shukhdev College of Business studies, Keshav Maha Vidhayala, Deen Dayal Upadhaya etc.You can find the previous

Hello students,

Maths is not a mandatory subject to pursue BBA.Most of the university and institutes accept students of all streams provided you meet their eligibilty of minimum cut off Percentage required in 10th and 12th and generally its a minimum 50% marks in 10th and 12th.

THANK YOU

Hey aspirant,

Hope you are doing well!

DU JAT ( Delhi University joint admission test) is conducted by the University of Delhi for the aspirants seeking admission in various undergraduate programs like BMS, BBA, etc. The exam is conducted in online mode in the month of June-July every year. The

Hello aspirant. Since boards have taken off the Mark's thing, we cannot tell the qualifying mark or cut off mark. We can be able to tell the cut off percentile. But based on percentile to mark estimation, I would provide the mark in the side too.

Here it is for