You will be qualified. It should be a well-known university. You can check the eligibility criteria listed below:

Academic Qualification for IAS Exams: 

• The candidate must have a degree from one of the Universities established by an Act of the Central or State Legislatures in India, or from another educational institution established by an Act of Parliament or declared to be deemed as a University under Section 3 of the University Grants Commission Act, 1956, or an equivalent qualification.

• Candidates who have taken or plan to take the qualifying exam and are awaiting results are also eligible to take the Preliminary Examination. All such candidates who qualify to take the Civil Services Main Examination must submit proof of passing the said exam with their application for the Main Examination.

• In exceptional cases, the UPSC may treat a candidate who lacks the aforementioned requisite qualification as an eligible candidate if he or she has passed an examination administered by another institution, the standard of which, in the Commission's opinion, justifies his or her admission.

• Candidates with professional and technical qualifications that the government recognizes as equivalent to professional and technical degrees.

• Candidates who have completed the final year of their MBBS or any other Medical Examination but have yet to complete their internship can also sit for the Main Examination. They must, however, submit a certificate from the University / Institution's concerned authority confirming that they passed the final professional medical examination along with their Main Examination application. 

At the interview stage, they must then produce a certificate from a competent authority stating that they have completed all of the requirements for the award of the Medical Degree (including internship).

IGNOU is a reputable and accredited government distance learning university. It has been approved by both the UGC and the AICTE. So there is no doubt about the validity of IGNOU degrees now or in the future.

The second point to consider is Distance Education. Yes, degrees from open universities are not accepted for all types of jobs or vacancies. Approximately 10-15 years ago, the majority of government jobs required regular courses. This trend is currently changing.

IGNOU degrees are accepted in both cases. However, there are still very few government or private companies, such as TCS, that do not consider candidates from distance education. Because they are in short supply, you will have no trouble finding a job with an IGNOU degree. It also depends on the degree to some extent. Regular engineering or B.Ed degrees are still considered superior to distance degrees. Distance or regular mode courses such as BSc, Bcom, or BA are nearly equivalent.

In a nutshell, an IGNOU degree qualifies for the majority of government jobs.

A rank in the top 50 is secured for general category students, but you should try even if you are in the top 100 or 200. Women from the general category may apply even if they are not in the top 500.

Even if one's name is among the top 500 or 1000 on the general merit list, one should apply for the SC/ST/PH categories. You never know what your luck will be.

In addition, hostel seats are available in the second and third years of LLB based on your first or second year grades. So, if you don't get a hostel seat in first year LLB, you can work hard to get good grades (at least 60% in our time) and apply in second year.

Mansarowar, Jubilee Hall, Gwyer Hall, PG Men's, DS Kothari, and ISH are the six men's hostels, and UHW or PGW and Meghdoot are the two women's hostels. Later, a few more hostels for women candidates from the north-east and SC/ST categories will be added. It is critical to be vigilant and apply to as many hostels as possible.

A Law Hall, an exclusive hostel for the Law Faculty, could play a significant role in significantly improving legal education at DU. A Law Hall for men and another for women can be of great assistance to meritorious students from across India who want to join the law faculty but are concerned about finding housing in Delhi.

The rules for calculating the Best Four vary depending on the course you want to take. Each course will have its own set of rules for computing it. Some courses will make some subjects mandatory, which means that whether your score is high or low in them, you must include them in those four subjects in order to be admitted to that course.

The four subject criteria will not be present in every course. Some courses, such as Physics, Chemistry, Electronics, Instrumentation, Polymer Science, and others, will only consider your PCM percentage, which is your marks in (Physics + Chemistry + Mathematics) divided by three. Some Biology courses will only consider the PCB percentage, which is (Physics + Chemistry + Biology)/3. 

Many things will be said to you about admission to the University of Delhi, but many of them will be incorrect. To obtain accurate information, one must visit the college itself. Attempt to visit various colleges on a regular basis. Remember to take chances even if your score is less than 90%. You will have a better chance of admission if you visit colleges on a regular basis.

There are two main ways to get admission to the Delhi School of Economics (232 seats): direct admission (50%) and entrance test (50%): -

1. Direct Admission (116 seats) - Any applicant who has previously completed a B.A. (Hons.) in Economics from the University of Delhi with a minimum of 60% marks is eligible to apply in this category. Admissions under this category, on the other hand, are given to those who have had a very good academic record during their graduation. This admissions category is similar to the undergraduate cutoff system.

2. Entrance Test (116 seats) - Anyone with a 60% average in graduation/postgraduate studies (any subject from any recognised university) is eligible to take the entrance test.

The minimum requirement for admission to UG programmes at Delhi University is the completion of the 12th grade with a grade point average of 75% or better on the top four exam papers, including 85% in English for general applicants. 

A general applicant needs at least 60% in four courses, including mathematics, whereas OBC candidates need only 54% and SC/ST candidates need passing grades. 

However, the eligibility criteria and cutoffs for each course differ. 

You should get a seat at Vignan University Guntur with 70 percent in JEE Main. Your branch will depend on the cutoff trend and the competition. But the university has a lot of seats for branches like Computer Science and Engineering and Electronics and Communication Engineering. So, you have a good chance of securing admission at VLITS.