Bachelor of Commerce [B.Com] {Hons.} From Gargi College, New Delhi

As far as the course B.Com (Hons.) is concerned, both the colleges, Gargi or SBSC are good in their own ways. 

The Faculty of both the colleges are well experienced and cooperative. The only difference is that Gargi is an all girls college unlike the other. 

If you want to choose between them, it is preferable you go for Gargi. Being a girl's college the experience you will be getting there will be quite different, considering the ambience. 

SBCS is also good but Gargi has better placements, as many top companies take part in their placement program. Gargi also has a better position in DU in terms of Drama, Debate, cultural programs, extra-curriculars, etc.

Therefore if you want more exposure from the college both in academics and extracurriculars, then Gargi would be a better choice.

One of my friends studied Commerce at Daulat Ram and it had a fantastic faculty. Here are some things that she considered made it better than the other two.

• The professors were dedicated and committed to their classes. They were highly experienced as well.
• The college recently had many positive improvements making it one of the most trendiest colleges.
• It is at the North Campus which was an advantage in itself.
• Culturally, Daulat Ram College (DRC) encouraged students to take part in fests, societies, clubs and even go for inter-collegiate competitions.
• Manjari is the most important college fest of DRC.

Indraprastha College is overall a beautiful college with very high education standards. But being a bit isolated from the North Campus, students tend to miss the city life.

Gargi more or less provides a similar atmosphere like DRC. Therefore, it is suggested that you opt for DRC or Gargi followed by Indraprastha College.

If you are currently deciding between Gargi and NMIMS for your undergraduate studies, it is suggested that you consider opting for Gargi. 

Classes for BBA in NMIMS are held in a government college building opposite the main building campus where the MBA classes are held. The infrastructure of the college is unkempt and not very impressive. In addition, the tuition fee is quite high at 2.25 lakhs per year, and the cost of living expenses can add up to approximately 4-5 lakhs per year, which includes the cost of the hostel. The hostel is cheaper, but they are Non-AC and usually unavailable on a first-come basis. Additionally, the placement reports at NMIMS may be inflated.

In contrast, Gargi is a well-known DU college with a much lower tuition fee of around 60-70k for three years. Living expenses in the Siri Fort area may be expensive, but they are definitely less than in Mumbai. Gargi is also visited by good companies, which means that you will have good placement opportunities after completing your studies. As both BCom and BBA courses are similar, you will receive equal opportunities after completing your undergraduate studies. However, Gargi would be a more cost-effective option with better infrastructure, making it a better choice overall