The corporate prestige and placement figures, along with positive reviews from relatives, family and friends who are alumni of the college. However, sometimes the competition among the students can get toxic. Admission involved taking the CUET Exam, and this course considered marks from English, Maths (Applied and Standard both) and General Aptitude Test. There was no GD/PI or any other requirement for selection. After CUET, one must apply to DU colleges through the CSAS Portal, rank their preferences by course and college, and wait for the merit list. English and Mathematics syllabus coincides with Class 12 NCERT syllabus. General Test needs to be prepared separately. It usually includes Logical Reasoning, GK, etc. Before the merit list, a "Tentative Rank" was released for each course. You can view that rank only for a set timeframe, it will be gone forever after that. This will be followed by the merit lists. I was able to convert in the first list as a general candidate at rank 196.

The ROI is best in this college you get in any non technical course, it has best curriculum of Business Administration at undergraduate level in INDIA, You have to appear for entrance test called CUET with subject Maths,English and General Test and you should have these subjects in your 12 grade,this is the only criteria for entering the college

I chose the college because of it's reputation in the industry of consultation marketing and finance it's well established name course fee which is quite affordable and the course curriculum including practical knowledge

One of the important factors for choosing Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies is that it is one of the most precious colleges of Delhi University. It has centralized ACs in classes and good wi-fi connectivity in classes as well. there are several active societies in the college as well. the college is also known for its placement cell. this year's highest placement was 28 lpa where whereas avg was 10.97 lpa. For admission to this college, a student is required to write the CUET examination and reach the required minimum marks for the course required according to the cut-off of that year. There are no requirements for Group Discussions or any other interview.

The things which I considered before choosing this college were It is one of the few courses in India which teaches BMS and BFIA, two most sought after professional courses The ROI of this college is one of the best in entire country as its fees is only Rs 75,000 (approx.) for entire course with a average placement of 10 lakh. SSCBS has very strong alumni network as many of its ex-students are working in high posts in big companies

The exclusivity of the course and the brand name of the college is the thing that excited me the most and the opportunities here are remarkable. Students get a lot of exposure with a good infrastructure unlike many DU colleges

No 1 college in India for BMS course. Govt college. Walking distance from my home. Well-furnished building. Air-conditioned classroom One of the top colleges of the University of Delhi. Best faculty. Hygienic washroom

Factors: 1) Placement- The Placement of SSCBS is the best and highest among top DU colleges. The highest and average packages as per the latest report are 24 lpa and 13 lpa respectively. 2) Only finance course- Among all the colleges of DU, BBA(FIA) is offered mainly in SSCBS and SRCASW. For boys, SSCBS is the only option left for pursuing a finance-oriented course. 3) Professional environment- The infrastructure and environment of SSCBS is extremely professional like corporates and the crowd at the college is the best in the whole country. Every person tries to outperform the other and everyone is doing some or the other additional courses. There was no Group discussion or interview for selection. However selection took place through CUET and the subjects considered in CUET were English, General test and Mathematics for BBA(FIA) and BMS.

I cleared the CUET exam with an aggregate percentile of 99.8% in English, maths and general tests. Coming from a commerce background I always wanted to do something different from what everyone one was doing and then I got to know about BMS, a management for undergrad students having diversity in various fields of management. The decision to get into the SSCBS was based on its ranking by different organisations, placement records, environment, etc. Although it is an off-campus college still is considered in competition with the SRCC. The crowd over here is less but I always prefer quality over quantity. The students here are eager to learn about various aspects of the corporate world as well as entrepreneurship and startup culture in India. The only bad thing about this college is that the campus is relatively small and the work is really strict.

My cousin's sister who had graduated from Hansraj that very year told me about Sukhdev. Then I evaluated the placement reports, the infrastructure, and the online reviews available. I realised that a college instituted 30-35 years back gave hard competition to already established colleges in the university. Moreover, there was a unique aptitude exam process by the name of the Delhi University Joint Aptitude Test (DU-JAT) to filter out candidates for their distinctive courses. The college offered industrially inspired courses which are highly demanded in the industry. I prepared for the DUJAT exam through online mode. I followed several mentors to strategise my preparation for the entrance exam. The admission was done on merit as well as the score obtained in the DU-JAT exam. A weightage of 65% to the entrance exam and the remaining 35% to merit. I final score was obtained by combining the two and ranks were calculated accordingly.