Quill Zone: student admission questions

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.

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.

MBA is a postgraduate degree after you finish your bachelor's degree, so you can't take it right after 12th. Right now, you should look at BBA or B.Com for your bachelor's. After you graduate, you can then take CAT or other MBA entrances. For BBA itself, you'd take IPMAT (IIM Indore/Rohtak, applications open in February) or NPAT (NMIMS, also February onwards).

No, CAT is for MBA after you graduate, not after 12th. Right now for your bachelor's degree, take IPMAT (IIM Indore/Rohtak) or NPAT (NMIMS), both are BBA entrance exams and applications open in February. After you finish your degree, then you can take CAT for MBA.

You've got solid options outside biology. With Physics and Chemistry, look at B.Sc in chemistry, physics, environmental science or food science, all leading to research, industry or tech roles. BBA and B.Com are also open to you and don't touch biology at all. The Strengths Quiz can show you what you're naturally good at and which careers match those strengths.

Yes, both BBA and B.Com are open to you regardless of your 12th stream. Your PCB background won't hold you back at all. For BBA, you'll take entrance exams like IPMAT (IIM Indore/Rohtak) in May or NPAT (NMIMS) between February and May; both open applications soon. B.Com doesn't always need an entrance exam, many colleges admit directly.

Yes, absolutely! BBA is open to students from any stream, including PCB. You'll study business, management, economics and leadership. Many BBA graduates go into finance, marketing, HR, entrepreneurship or even tech management. After your degree, you can take MBA entrances like CAT, IPMAT or NPAT if you want to specialize further. It's a solid path if you enjoy working with people and ideas rather than heavy calculations.

Both work for finance, but they're slightly different. B.Com is more focused on accounting, auditing, and tax - the technical side of finance. BBA gives you broader business skills and management perspective, which helps if you want to move into investment banking, corporate finance, or leadership roles later. Pick based on whether you prefer deep accounting knowledge or a wider business foundation.

Both are solid choices for BBA. NMIMS in Mumbai offers specialized BBA tracks like Marketing, Branding, and International Studies, with great placement packages around 2.6-4.0 LPA. Christ in Bengaluru has BA, B.Com, and B.Sc programs with similar placement outcomes. NMIMS has pricier hostel fees (95k-105k yearly), while Christ is more affordable (47.5k-52.5k).