PU offers 400 seats in Bachelor of Business Administration course

Five of the city colleges offer around 400 seats for the course.

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) is a much sought-after course among students seeking admission in city colleges affiliated to the Panjab University (PU).

Five of the city colleges offer around 400 seats for the course.

In the government colleges,admission to this course will be centralised and will be based on merit,while in private colleges,admissions will be made independently on the basis of merit.

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Government College of Commerce and Business Administration,Sector 42,will coordinate admissions for government colleges. The last date of filling up and submitting the filled-up forms is scheduled to be July 4 and admissions will be done on July 11.

MCM DAV college admission will be done on July 11 and 12. At DAV College Sector 10,the last date of submitting the forms is July 4 and the list will be displayed on July 9.

Lastly,in SD College,the last date to submit admission forms will be July 4.

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