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Generally speaking, the 2024 cutoff for ADCET (Annasaheb Dange College of Engineering and Technology), Ashta, for MHT CET-based selection for B.Tech courses has mostly been between the 60th to the 80th percentile.

 Computer Science offered a higher cutoff at about 75-80 odd percentile (~90-100 marks), while lower cut-off percentiles were seen in Mechanical or Civil (~60-70 percentile, ~70-85 marks).

Cutoffs in the general category were comparatively stricter, whereas OBC has been observed between 55-75 percentile and SC/ST between 50-65 percentile ranges. This is in line with the state quota trends for private colleges in Maharashtra. 

The BCom programme offered at Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce has received good reviews from alumni and students in terms of placements, infrastructure and quality of teaching. According to the verified Shiksha Reviews, students have left the following SGGSCC BCom reviews:

• According to the last year's placement report, there were more than 69 companies that came with offers. The average package was around INR 5.5 LPA, and the highest package was around 12 LPA.
• The infrastructure surpassed my expectations on many levels. There's a girls hostel inside the campus with good facilities. All the classrooms have AC. There's greenery all around, creating an overall very comforting environment.
• The teachers are well qualified. Majority of them have a PhD or are pursuing it.
• There's Founder's Day, Annual Day, Farewell, Freshers, The Annual Fest and many other cultural events which help students take part in organizing committees and learn various soft skills.

To find the SSLC (Secondary School Leaving Certificate) exam answer key, you can try the following sources:

1. Official Board Websites:

   • Visit the official website of the education board responsible for conducting the SSLC exams in your state. For instance, the Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board (KSEEB) or the Tamil Nadu Board of Secondary Education (TNBSE) might publish answer keys on their official websites.

2. School Websites:

   • Check if your school or educational institution provides any links or updates regarding the answer keys. Some schools might share answer keys with their students.

3. Educational Portals:

   • Look at educational websites and portals that specialize in exam resources. Websites like Jagran Josh, Career India, and Exam Results often provide answer keys for various board exams.

4. Online Forums and Social Media:

   • Explore online forums, student groups, or social media platforms where students or educators may share answer keys and related information.

5. Local Educational Departments:

   • Contact the local educational department or examination authority for assistance. They might provide access to the answer keys or direct you to where you can find them.

Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce provides fee concessions to financially weak students and also provides scholarships based on academic excellence to meritorious students. Given below is the list of some of the SGGSCC scholarships offered to BCom and BCom (Hons) students:

• Dr. SS Gulshan Scholarship
• Shri Sultan Chand Memorial Scholarship
• Dr. Usha Aggarwal Tejaswani Scholarship
• Shankhdhar Trophy and Scholarship
• Mata Raj Kaur Jolly Scholarship
• Shri HS Nag Scholarship
• Shri Harcharan Singh Memorial Scholarship
• Prof. Jaswant Singh Phull Memorial Scholarship
• Shri JP Gupta Memorial Scholarship

Note: This information is sourced from official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change.

The total seat intake for the BCom and BCom (Hons) programmes offered at SGGSCC is 435. The policy for SGGSCC BCom seat reservation is as follows:

• Candidates from the Sikh minority can also seek admission under the minority quota as 50% of seats are reserved for the Sikh Minority Quota. Candidates seeking admission under this category are required to seek the minority certificate from the Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee.
• 10% of supernumerary seats are reserved for Foreign Nationals.

Admission on other supernumerary seats will be as per the Delhi University guidelines.

Note: This information is sourced from official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change.

The students are expected to have a SET cutoff 2024 of 50 to 90 score for the B.Tech program. For more information here’s how you can find the latest cutoff information:

1. Official Institute Website:

   • Visit the official website of the Pune Institute of Computer Technology (PICT) or the specific institute offering the Online B.Tech (Part-Time) program. They often provide detailed admission criteria and cutoffs.

2. Admission Office:

   • Contact the admission office of the institute directly. They can provide accurate and up-to-date information regarding cutoffs and eligibility for the Online B.Tech (Part-Time) program.

3. Brochures and Prospectuses:

   • Review any admission brochures or prospectuses available on the institute’s website or at their office. These documents often include information about admission requirements and cutoffs.

4. Online Forums and Educational Portals:

   • Check educational forums, student groups, and educational portals where past students or applicants might share their experiences and cutoff details.

Candidates can check the step-by-step SGGSCC BCom application process mentioned below:

Step 1: Visit the official CSAS portal of DU, and register as a new user. 

Step 2: Fill out the preferences of Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce and BCom course combinations.

Step 3: Students are required to pay one-time CSAS 2024 application fees. This fees is non-refundable.

To complete the application form, candidates who belong to the UR/ OBC-NCL/ EWS category must pay INR 250 and for the SC/ ST/ PwBD category, the application fees is INR 100.

NOTE:

For applying to ECA and Sports supernumerary quota, there is an additional fees of INR 100 for each quota.

SGGSCC BCom course admission is based on the CUET scores. To apply for the BCom and BCom (Hons) programmes, candidates are required to follow a certain process which includes appearance in the CUET, registration for DU CSAS, counselling process and, seat allocation. Given below the SGGSCC BCom admission process:

STEP 1: CUET Application Process 2024

Candidates must register on the CUET UG portal, fill out the online CUET UG application form and pay the examination fees.

STEP 2: SGGSCC BCom Application Process 2024

Candidates must appear for the CUET. The next step of the admission process is to apply for DU UG admission through the Common Seat Allocation System. DU registration process is divided into three phases as mentioned below:

Phase 1: Applying to the University of Delhi

Phase 2: Filling the preference for BCom and BCom (Hons) programmes and SGGSCC

Phase 3: Allocation Cum Admission

During Phase One of the application process, candidates must register for fresh admission. If candidates are applying through sports or ECA quota, they must upload supporting documents. The final step of the application process is to pay the CSAS 2024 application fee of INR 250 (INR 100 for SC/ ST/ Pwd category candidates).

STEP 3: SGGSCC BCom Selection Criteria 2024

After the declaration of CUET results, candidates must apply for phase two where they must fill out the preference for SGGSCC and BCom programme.

STEP 4: DU CSAS Counselling Process and Seat Allocation 2024

The final round of the admission is the allocation cum admission round. After the declaration of CUET UG results, DU will allot SGGSCC according to the preference given by candidates and, scores obtained by them in the entrance exam.

Once candidates accept the provisionally allocated seat, SGGSCC will verify the eligibility and documents uploaded by candidates. The college has an option to 'accept' or 'reject' the admission if they find discrepancy in the information provided by candidates. If the college accepts the application, candidates must pay the SGGSCC BCom fees.