DU Delhi Alumni

To apply for BBA/BMS programs at Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies (SSCBS), Delhi University (DU), the eligibility criteria typically require candidates to have passed their 12th class with at least 60% marks in aggregate from a recognized board. Your overall score of 68% meets this requirement.

However, your 38 marks in Mathematics might be a concern. In most cases, SSCBS expects students to have studied Mathematics or Business Mathematics in 12th grade, but they don't always specify a minimum score in Mathematics for eligibility. The specific cut-off marks for admission may vary from year to year, and admissions are also based on entrance exams like the Common University Entrance Test (CUET).

Since you have passed 12th with the required aggregate percentage, you should still be eligible to apply. It’s recommended to focus on preparing for the CUET exam as your entrance score will play a significant role in determining your admission chances.

Additionally, I advise checking the official SSCBS or DU admission guidelines for the latest criteria and confirming whether there are any specific conditions related to your Mathematics score for the 2024 admission cycle.

Hello,

If you take admission to YMCA Faridabad for BCA without informing them about your previous BA from another university, the following issues could arise:

1. Eligibility Issues : You may not meet the criteria for dual degrees, as some universities don't allow enrollment in two programs simultaneously.
2. Document Verification : If your previous BA enrollment is discovered during document checks, your admission might be canceled.
3. Legal Consequences : Misrepresentation of academic records can lead to legal or disciplinary actions.
4. Loss of Fees : If admission is revoked, you might lose the fees paid.
5. Future Problems : This could affect your credibility in future academic or professional opportunities.

Hope it helps !

Technically it is possible to transfer from one college to another in Delhi University within campus but Migration in second semester is a hectic and long process and I have seen a lot of students change the college but in same stream no other stream will be considered for change and But before getting into that, I will tell you the procedure there must be availability of seats in the college you want admission in.

Also you should pass your exam with higher marks than topper of other college in which you want to take admission

And most importantly NOC from principals of both the colleges is needed in transfer process

I feel I have covered all the points, but still people generally with sources only are able to migrate and authorities they take too much time to issue NOC which kills your precious time. So if it really worth then only go for migration.

But, anyway you should try for getting a migration, hope you get it.!