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Your percentage is quite low, you wont be getting good colleges with this percentage , you can still try for B.Sc, BBA, BCA etc from average colleges

Krishna !It is suggested to select the course based on your interest.study about the course,its scopes and then choose it based on your comfortness in that discipline.both are doing equally good in their professional but choose the institute carefully,here are some of the premier institutes where you may get admission:
1.University of Delhi
2.SRM
3.Lovely Professional University
Lovely Professional University is doing exceptionally well,they along with good placements has set a new standards in field of education.They work while collaborating with industries benefiting their students in placements.

Hi Siddharth,
To be honest a B.Com degree alone will not fetch you a good job. You will find entry level jobs in stores and malls though. It is advisable you add a PG to your CV to have a job with a good pay abroad. Commerce is a vast area and it will be good if you can explore more and specialize in a particular area such as CA, MS Finance, MIB etc. Remember that situation is competitive, international students always face a lot of competition. To know about eligibility please check job portals, you must refer to company websites and look for requirements pertaining to particular jobs. Similarly check for work experience required. Mos... View more

Yes, but you have to work hard because it's easy to say that you want IIM but very hard to achieve. Just make sure you don't make castles in the air.

With this score you're eligible to get admission in this college.I would suggest you to go for offline IBSAT, all the related information could be obtained from your nearest IBS Marketing office.
All the best!

Hi Yahya,
These are the short term courses that you can pursue after B.Com:
-Cost Accounting Diploma
-Diploma in E-Commerce
-Diploma in Banking
-Diploma in Financial Management.
-PG Diploma in Financial Planning
-International Post Graduate Diploma in Risk Management
-Honours Diploma in Banking & Financial Services(HDBFS) - 4 terms Course
Please feel free to discuss more.
Wish you luck.

if u want an accounts career, must do B.Com

It is around 32000 Rs.

The cutoff information for B.com at St. Francis College is requiring a minimum of 80% to join the course and the cutoff is based on ranks which are-
5047 opening rank and 26047 closing rank.

<p>The total charges for the B.Com course at SD College, Chandigarh usually fall between INR 20,000 to 30,000 in a year, depending on various issues such as the course a student is pursuing (B.Com or B.Com Honours) or any extra charges for a facility or service. Contact the college or check the official website for the most accurate and recent fee structure, as changes in policies or academic sessions change the fees.</p>

<p>The expected cutoff percentile for a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com. Hons.) at Delhi University in 2025 is 96+.&nbsp;</p><p>Eligibility criteria</p><p>To be eligible for B.Com. (Hons.) at Delhi University, you must pass Class 12 with at least 45% aggregate.&nbsp;</p><p>You must also pass Mathematics/Business Mathematics at the qualifying examination.&nbsp;</p><p>You must meet the CUET subject combination requirements.&nbsp;</p><p>You must achieve good scores in the exam for better chances of admission.&nbsp;</p><p>B.Com. (Hons.) course&nbs... View more

<p>The admission criteria for Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com. Hons. with Research) at Lovely Professional University is a pass with 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with English) or equivalent.</p>

Hello ! it totally depends on your interest that which course you want to pursue as there are many courses available BBA and BCOM are doing equally good in their professional. but be careful while choosing the college as the reputation of institute matters a lot.here are some of the institutes where you may get admission:
1.DU
2.'Lovely Professional University
3.SRM
i have heard that Lovely Professional University provides an unmatched entrepreneurial skills to their students which make their students an efficient managers along with high placement standards.

Dear Sanam,
You can try for the below mentioned jobs:
1. UPSC:
a) Civil services.
b) Special railway apprentices exam.
c) Civil services - mail.
d) Central police forces.
e) Section officers/Stenographers.
f) National defence academy.
g) Geologist examination.
h) Engineering services.
i) Indian forest service examination.
j) Indian economy services.
2. SSC:
a) Assistants grade exam.
b) Accounts and auditor recruitment exam.
c) Clerks grade exam.
d) Combined graduate preliminary exam.
e) Combined matric exam.
f) Income tax/Excise inspectors.
g) Stenographers.View more

Yes it is very possible to pursue law after commerce

Hi,
Course related to Tally are best suited for B.Com students to learn & helps them better after graduation.
You can go for it.

Yes Swasti not an issue, but then basic maths will always be there. So you should not run away from maths like this. Try to learn it to some little extent.

Yes, you can get admission with 50% in graduation.

Both these courses are not suitable. I would suggest you to opt for B.Sc fashion designing or Bachelor of vocational education in fashion designing.

The fee structure at Brihan Maharashtra College of Commerce for B.com is around INR 9750 annually and it requires a minimum of 40% marks in 10+2 for eligibility, so just go for it and have a bright future.

<p>So we can have two different things like if you want to be placed very early if you want to earn very early you should go for BBA and if you want to learn something and you have time for the placements or and money you can opt B.Com because you have to earn some further qualification after doing B.Com and after that you can get very higher package but if you want early and quick placements you can go for BBA it's on perspective.</p>

Hi Devesh,
According to me, you should begin with your preparations from the 3rd year. Till then studies are easier comparatively. You'll be able to score well enough for any competitive exams till 2nd year if you concentrate on B.Com. Only till then.
Rest you know yourself better. If you feel like you are capable enough to manage the additional coaching other than your current study matter, then go ahead.
Good luck.

Hi!
You should figure out your area of interest. If commerce field attracts you more, you should go for B.Com. But if a career in media appeals to you more, you should opt for Mass Communication. Both the fields have a great scope but it is upto your choice of preference according to your interest.

Hello Rajat, According to best of my knowledge, I would like to suggest you that Both BBA and B.Com have their own merits. It depends entirely on your interest before choosing either of the courses. If making a career in management is your priority then you should go for BBA as it is the foundation of management and has been specifically designed for MBA aspirants. B.Com on the other hand, is much more diversified and has a wider scope for specialisation for post-graduate study. Thus, it is advisable to first chalk out your skills, aptitude and area of interest before taking up any of the courses. Instead of looking at the money making asp... View more

The eligibility for Bachelor of Commerce:
The basic eligibility for admission to any of the B.Com programs is mentioned below:
Candidates must clear Higher Secondary School examination from a recognized educational board.
They should have Maths and English as core subjects.
Minimum 50% marks are required at 10+2 level.
Although, candidates from Science and Arts stream are also eligible to apply, those with commerce stream are preferred.
There is no work experience required for the course. However, students with work experience can also apply.

A professional course in mass communication opens doors for a career in films & TV, publishing, public relations, journalism, editing, direction, filmmaking, scriptwriting, production, etc. Depending upon personal interest and inclination a mass communication professional can choose a job. So you can join mass media.

Hello Ritika,
First and foremost thing to remember is that failure is no crime. Lots of people have failed in their school/college career and still went on to become successful.
Begin with analysing reasons of failure. Definitely, you were not able to perform as per expectations. But you cleared other papers. So there is nothing wrong seriously. Just concentrate on studying the subject in which you have failed a little more and you will achieve success.

Hello,
If you are interested in MCom, you can apply for M.Com.

I hope this will work.
Eligibility Criteria for B.Com
B.Com:
For admissions into any of the B.Com programs, the candidates should have passed in Higher Secondary School Examination with Maths and English as core subjects.
B.Com in Banking & Insurance:
A candidate for being eligible for admission to the Bachelor of Commerce (Banking & Insurance)Degree Course shall have passed XII Std. Examination of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary & Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent and secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate at (40% in case of reserved category) one & the same sitting.