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While taking a lateral entry, it is preferred that you choose the course that is the closest to the subjects that you already have cleared so that credits can be mapped, thereby increasing your chances of clearing the eligibility criteria. Although BBA and B.Com (Hons) are related, however BBA has a broader range of subjects vis-a-vis a B.Com (Hons) which is rather focused. Nonetheless, it is important to consider the criteria for lateral admission while applying to a particular course. IILM University Gurugram is accepting student applications under the lateral entry/migration scheme for various undergraduate programmes including BBA for the 2020-21 academic year. Under this, a student can migrate from another university in India and abroad with a partially completed programme and complete the remaining programme at IILM in order to earn the degree. For more write to admissions. Iilmu@iilm. Edu or visit www.iilm.edu.in.

Now that I've admitted it, I'd want to inform you of some general information. Excellent infrastructure (much is under development), mediocre personnel, the bulk of students are from Punjab (about 50%), there are enough canteens, and extracurricular activities are not prioritised.
Regarding the specific stream (b. Arch) you questioned.
First, the positives: fantastic placement programme, strong infra, lots of site visits and excursions, population from most Indian states.
Negatives include overcrowding, bad management, mediocre employees from the neighbourhood, subpar hostel accommodations, and a lack of a feedback system for when students disagree with teachers or just need information from higher authorities.
Additionally, I should have mentioned that the U.G.C. has not yet approved this university.
I hope this was useful.