Hi congratulations you got an decent rank in ju jat here I'm providing some of the college below for your rank in sc category

• Sri Guru Nanak Dev Khalsa College, University of Delhi
• Keshav Mahavidyalaya, University of Delhi
• Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College, University of Delhi
• Ramanujan College, University of Delhi

Dear aspirant,

On the basis of the high amount of marks that you have obtained, you can surely seek admission at University of Delhi. For the courses that you're interested in, your best of three subjects marks are calculated on the basis of which you are then admitted to a college. If you wish to apply to University of Delhi, you need to fill out the application form in which you have to upload the necessary information.
If you wish to determine your chances at getting admitted into University of Delhi, I request you to visit the link below which includes the previous years cutoffs.

DU Cut Off 2021, 2020, 2019: Arts, Commerce, Science Cutoff List PDF (careers360.com)
If you still have some doubts regarding the admission procedure, I request you to visit the link provided below:

https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-admission

Hope this helps!

Hello Sunil

The only benefit of AN EWS CARD HOLDER is that while taking admission in Delhi University under merit based or entrance based student will get few percentage relaxation .

Hey

The quality of placements in Delhi University is based on two factors - Course and College.

Economics hons and Bcom hons are very popular courses of Delhi University and the chances of placements are good. Statistics is also a very good course when you are looking for placements after your graduation.

Colleges like Hindu, Hansraj, SRCC and Sri Venkateshwara College have had good placements in the previous years. Also, the placement cell of these colleges are quiet active.

Thanks

Sahyadri College of Engineering and Management, Mangalore has a training, placement and Career Guidance Cell for placements. Sahyadri College of Engineering and Management placement cell serves as a link between the campus and the corporate world, fostering active collaboration between academia and industry. Companies are invited to recruit qualified candidates from the campus for suitable positions in the industry. The Sahyadri College of Engineering and Management placement cell provides students with opportunities by organising on-campus and off-campus drives for the final year students.

The first and most obvious difference between the two programmes is that an MBA is a degree programme and a PGDM is a diploma programme. Fortune Institute of International Business is approved by the AICTE and it offers a PGDM programme in management which has been granted equivalence to an M.B.A degree by the Association of Indian University (AIU).