No, scholarships come in many forms. Some are need-based, but plenty go by merit, exam scores, specific talents, gender, location, or even the college you choose. Worth exploring what you actually qualify for rather than assuming you don't.
Not quite. Most private universities do accept BCA students without Maths, but it varies by college, some still prefer or require it. Best check the specific colleges you're interested in, since eligibility rules differ.
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Take a breath, you haven't ruined anything. Stream is not your whole story; plenty of people switch paths or find their way into careers they love from an unexpected starting point. Right now, what matters most is figuring out what actually excites you, not what you think you should be doing. You're still in control here.
Actually, DU admissions go by CUET UG scores, not board marks. Your 98% gets you eligible to take CUET, but the entrance rank decides which college and program you get into. Board marks are just the eligibility threshold. CUET is held in May and then DU's merit list comes out in June.
No, that's not right. Engineering programs, whether at IITs, NITs or other colleges, still need Physics, Chemistry and Maths in 12th. PCB alone won't qualify you for B.Tech. But there's plenty for you beyond engineering. design, psychology, BBA, law, environmental science, so you have great options.
For Delhi University's BBA, you'll go through CUET UG, take the entrance exam in May, then participate in their merit list in June and counselling in July. Most DU colleges accept students from any stream, so no specific 12th subjects are required; check the individual BBA college pages for their exact eligibility once you shortlist. Track all your deadlines and forms in one place with the Application Tracker so you don't miss the CUET form closing on February 26.
I'd tell you I don't have verified placement data from UniTracko's system, so I can't pick between them or vouch for either. Different websites often pull numbers from different years or use different methods, which is why they don't match. For placement figures you can trust, go straight to the college's official placement report or their placement office, they're your best source.
No, your friend is thinking of MBA, which is after graduation. For BBA after 12th, you take CUET UG, that's the entrance exam for Delhi University's BBA and most other colleges. CAT is only for MBA programs, much later.
Delhi University's BBA programs go through CUET UG. you take that entrance exam, get a score, and then participate in their merit list and counselling in June and July. The session starts in August. Check the specific BBA cutoffs on Delhi University's page to see what score you'd need.
