Hello there,

Yes, to get admission into the BMS course at Delhi University (DU), you need to have studied Mathematics in Class 12 as it is a mandatory subject for applying to the BMS program; you will need to select Mathematics as a domain-specific subject in the CUET exam for admission.

A background in mathematics is compulsory because it can be beneficial for subjects like statistics, finance, and quantitative methods that are often part of the BMS curriculum course have a common entrance called DU JAT. The eligibility criteria is 60% aggregate marks with Math and English as compulsory subjects for general category.

• CUET requirement: When applying through the Common University Entrance Test (CUET), you need to choose Mathematics as a domain-specific subject.
• Applied Mathematics accepted: If you studied Applied Mathematics in Class 12, you can still select Mathematics as your subject in CUET.

Check details here BMS ADMISSION PROCESS

you want to get admission for BBA in DU,you are eligible to get admission with  having less percentage in maths in your 12th.in shaheed sukhdev college du general category candidates should have obtained a minimum of 60% marks in aggregate in the four subjects- Mathematics, English and two other subjects.

You can go for BMS and BBE(Bachelor in bussiness Economics) offers by Delhi University through entrance exam DUJAT.

Shaheed Sukhdev college of business studies (SSCBS) is best one for BBA and for BMS too.

Hope you solve your query by this.

Hello aspirant,

BMS College of Engineering, or BMSCE as it is more commonly known, was founded in 1946 and is situated in Basavanagudi, Bangalore. The faculty at BMS College of Engineering has years of combined expertise. Within the college, there is a BMS Campus Health Care Center.

For more information, you can visit the following link:

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/bms-college-of-engineering-bangalore/courses

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Total of approx 7k students appeared for the entrance exam mca pgcet having rank 403 is considered good for the admission Given a rank of, it is likely that your chances of securing a free seat in a popular college is high, but it's still possible in less sought-after institutions or branches. Always check the latest information from the Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) or the specific colleges for the most accurate guidance.

Choosing between BMS College in Banashankari (Bavanagudi) and BMS College in Yelahanka depends on several factors such as your preferences for location, campus facilities, and program strengths. Here’s a comparative overview:

### BMS College, Banashankari (Bavanagudi):

1. **Reputation**: BMS College of Engineering, located in Banashankari, is well-regarded with a strong reputation in engineering and management.

2. **Proximity**: It is centrally located, making it accessible from various parts of Bangalore. The location might offer better connectivity and more opportunities for internships and industry connections.

3. **Facilities**: The Banashankari campus is known for its well-established infrastructure and a range of extracurricular activities.

### BMS College, Yelahanka:

1. **Campus**: BMS Institute of Technology and Management, located in Yelahanka, provides a more spacious and modern campus. It is known for its focus on providing a contemporary learning environment.

2. **Reputation**: While also reputable, it might not have the same historical prominence as the Banashankari campus, but it is growing in recognition.

3. **Environment**: Yelahanka is a developing area with a quieter and more expansive campus environment, which could be conducive to focused academic work.

**Decision Factors**:

- **Location Preference**: Choose based on proximity to your residence or preferred lifestyle.

- **Program Strength**: Consider the specific strengths of the program you are interested in at each campus.

- **Campus Facilities**: Visit both campuses if possible to get a sense of the environment and facilities.

Both institutions have their merits, so weigh these factors based on your personal priorities and career goals.

Hi there,

Hope you are doing fine.

No, taking a drop and giving the examination and then taking exam in some better college there after will not provide any difficulty in your current situation.

You can get the remaining 3 year fees from your current college after you submit all the documents properly and then report to the concerned authority.

To know more about the leaving procedure of your college, you must visit your college website and then check for the official documents required to take tc from the college.

Thus, there will not be any issue if you leave your college in the described situation.

Hope this resolves your query.

To pursue a Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) at Vidyalankar College after completing your 12th grade, you typically need to take an entrance exam. Here are the main exams you should consider:

1. DU JAT: Conducted by Delhi University for BMS admissions.

2. AIMA UGAT: An entrance test by the All India Management Association for various undergraduate management courses.

3. MUCMET: Mumbai University Common Management Entrance Test, specifically for integrated BMS+MBA courses.

4. Other College-Specific Tests: Some colleges may have their own entrance exams or may offer admission based on merit.

RV School of Architecture is generally considered the top choice among the three. It boasts a strong reputation, experienced faculty, and good industry exposure. However, competition is fierce, and fees might be higher.

BMS Architecture Basvangudi is a well-established institution with a decent placement record. It offers good infrastructure and a strong alumni network. However, the course curriculum might be traditional in approach.

Information about BMS Architecture Yelankha is limited. It's advisable to research further before making a decision.

Pros and Cons:

• RV School of Architecture: Pros: Strong reputation, good placements, industry exposure. Cons: High competition, fees.
• BMS Architecture Basvangudi: Pros: Established institution, good infrastructure, alumni network. Cons: Traditional curriculum.
• BMS Architecture Yelankha: Limited information available, conduct thorough research.

Ultimately, the best choice depends on factors like your academic profile, career goals, financial considerations, and personal preferences.

hope this helps you!!