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That totally depends on what you wanna do after graduation. I mean if you want to work for a company as a developer then you should opt for BCA but if you want to be a professor then B.Sc. Is a good option for you. It doesn't mean that you cannot work for any company after B.Sc. But you have to work harder than others. The reason why I am telling you is that in B.Sc. The focus is on theoretical knowledge rather than BCA where you will learn about applications. BCA has more scope as compare to B.Sc. With the rise in demand to build more IT sectors in India, job opportunities in IT sectors are increasing day by day. In India, the BCA course is an affordable and cost-effective education that polishes the existing qualities and builds quality experts in the IT industry. Students opting for this subject/course have to deal with several computer languages. Hence, finding the best college with the best faculty becomes necessary to mold your skills and knowledge better and to complete your education thereby stepping into the world of job. List of some of the Top and best private colleges in India are the following
LNM Institute of Information Technology, Jaipur
Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore
Manipal Institute of Technology
SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai
Dayanand Sagar college of engineering, Bangalore
Geeta University, Panipat, RV college of engineering, Bangalore
BMS college of engineering, Bangalore.

Yes, you can get admission. To get admission to the University of Delhi (DU), you will need to meet the eligibility criteria and clear the cutoff marks for the course and college of your choice. For admission to undergraduate courses in DU, the university considers the marks obtained in your 12th class board exams or equivalent. The cutoff marks for admission are decided based on various factors such as the number of applicants, availability of seats, and the previous year's cutoff trends. Based on your academic profile, your marks in Chemistry Informatics Practice, and Music are good. However, it is difficult to determine whether you will meet the cutoff marks for admission to a specific course and college in DU without knowing the cutoff trends for the current year. I suggest you keep track of the DU cutoffs for the course and college you are interested in and apply accordingly. You can check the official website of the University of Delhi or the individual college websites for information regarding the cutoffs. Also, keep in mind that admission to some courses in DU is based on entrance exams, and for those courses, you will need to qualify in the entrance exam to be eligible for admission. I hope this information helps you. All the best for your future studies!