The Bachelor in Management Studies (BMS) program at Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College (DDUC) requires a minimum of 60% in Class XII and a valid DU JAT/DUET exam score. The admission process includes entrance tests, interviews, and group discussions, with classes starting in August. The course costs a total of INR 70,035, spread over three years, with additional charges for hostels. Scholarships are available for merit-based, economically weaker sections (EWS), women, and reserved categories, facilitating affordability.
The college features a well-qualified faculty with a 1:10 student-to-teacher ratio, providing personalized support. The placement rate for BMS students ranges from 60-80%, with top companies like Deloitte and McKinsey visiting. The highest packages reach 15-20 LPA, while the average is 5-8 LPA. The Training & Career Cell organizes placements and internships, with stipends averaging around 5k per month from companies like Microsoft and Samsung. Despite some students not securing jobs through campus recruitment, the college's government funding and scholarship opportunities make it accessible to a diverse student body.
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