Hello aspirant,

St Joseph college of commerce (Autonomous) provides a good facility in sports section.

There is also admission through sports quota in this college.

Hope this will help you

All the best..

Hi Dear,

You can get into Delhi University through sports quota where you'll get relaxation of few percentage in cut off depending on college. But. the admission this year is strictly on the basis of certificates only and there will be no trials for sports quota admission this year. So if you do not have certificate you can get admission solely on the basis of merit list.

Good Luck

Hello aspirant.

If you want to get admission in DU through Sports Quota, then you need to show certificates of sport you've played and won. You can't even go to the trials without the certificates. They will not allow you.

DU officials need certificates in order to prove that genuinely played that particular sport and won and deserves a seat in DU.

So, it's advisable that if you've played any sport and you've gone to a certain level in that sport which can fetch you a seat in a college of DU, then you should arrange those certificates any how as it's a matter of your future.

If you still have any doubts or queries, then feel free to ask.

Thank You and All the Best for your future.

Dear aspirants ,

For cricket you must have patience and cricket is like game where you need more focus, practice daily ,  but if you have need both together then you will not good both of them and you will not get any job like in corporate world where you get some time for cricket and practice on it so , as per opinion you must focus only on one at a time .

Hope it will helpful

Thanks

Hi Om

While you are still in college, you can easily manage studies and cricket both. However once you start doing a job, it will be difficult to pursue cricket professionally , you can only keep it as a side hobby. It would be helpful to you if you can decide on one as a career after college.

Good luck!

Hello aspirant

There are many training centres in Delhi. With the current scenario most of youngsters are attracting towards Cricket.Thete is an academy in South Delhi named Bhagwati cricket academy. It is run by couple of senior and experienced cricket players and very cost effective . Their students are being selected for Junior team at state level.

You can visit

Introduction Bhagwati Cricket Academy

Dear aspirant,there is no sports quota in NDA in general, you have to appear for written and SSB, to qualify NDA.

However, you can go for Indian Navy through sports quota, but there are certain criterias.  Check out the official website to match up your eligibility

https://nda.org.in/indian-navy-sports-quota-entry/

I hope this helps you!

Hello aspirant,

You can not qualify for having a sports quota seat in the Delhi University without any recognized certificate, the university doesn't gives admissions on the basis of interest, having an interest in cricket is very common in India, you can only avail admissions in DU in sports Quota if you have any valid/Authentic certificate.

I hope it helps,

dear

It is even below the “below the average” mark, you will find guys playing Cricket on basketball court.

They won't provide you any equipment or gears for any specific sports or game. Professional players don't get any support from university administration, they all have to arrange things on their own,but if they succeed or win anything administration appears suddenly and take the credit.

Now talking about space, they don't have ample amount of space, day by day size of our ground is shrinking because of developments and construction works.

I would give 5 out of 10 in sports to YMCA.

good luck...