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Hi Puneet,
Congratulations on securing such amazing marks!
Firstly, for B.Com the percentage for all the boards are different, like for CBSE, last year it was 93% and ISC it was 95% and for state board it was 88%, for merit listing. You can definitely apply for the course and wait for the result, if not 1st list then you might stand a chance in the second list. Link for B.Com:- <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.sxccal.edu/admissions/SXCAdmission2018/UG8102/infoBCOM.htm" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://www.sxccal.edu/admissions/SXCAdmission2018/UG8102/infoBCOM.htm</a>... View more

It a good college to pursue your BA history from. UGC has elevated Loyola College to the status of College of Excellence for the innovative teaching and quality research activities and for holistic development. It is among top five colleges in India.

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All the best.

Yes, you can get admission in many institutes available in the country.

Minimum 50% marks in class 12th (Intermediate) or 10+2 Examination. Therefore, if you have secured minimum 50% marks, you can pursue BBA.

Refer the following:
Lady Shri Ram College, Chandigarh University, Symbiosis College, St Xavier's College, Amity University etc.

<p>Yes, you can do M.Sc in mathematics after B.Com degree. The eligibility criteria for M.Sc Mathematics typically require a candidate to have an undergraduate degree. Many institutes accept students of different backgrounds, provided they have a strong foundation in mathematics.</p><p>If you have interest in mathematics and you find joy in it you should go for M.Sc in mathematics.&nbsp;</p><p>Also, Check eligibility criteria of the University from which you want to pursue you.Sc degree.</p>

Could you let me know in details of your profile.with all aggregates?

Hi,
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You can apply for any course after your graduation, but you need to consult firstly the higher authorities for the same, and this course is nothing to do with your class 12th grade marks. All the best.

With commerce background, you would not be deemed eligible for B.Sc psychology. For B.Sc psychology, you need to have studied general mathematics/ biology/ zoology/ psychology/ sociology/ advanced English as the subject.

Absolutely right, u can go M.Com or MBA without any kind of delay as by choosing that line u absolutely could open so many doors for your comfortable future in the form of career choices. Keep going and growing.

Hi, If you want to do make a career in the IT field you need to learn programming courses such as SAS, Python, Java, PHP and many others from reputed training institutes. I would suggest you go for Imarticus Leaning, this is an award-winning Institute offers various data analytics certification course along with placement assistance, which will help you to make a career in the IT field. Some Data analytics courses offered by Imarticus as follows:
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Hello,
You can certainly apply for the course for a beautician - cosmetology course. The following are the institutes that provides this course:
JD Institute of Fashion Technology, LTA School of Beauty
VLCC Institute of Beauty, Health and Management.

Hi Rati,
Different colleges have different cut-offs. With 55% admissions into a tier-1 college is not possible but for the rest, you have to keep checking the merit lists and apply accordingly. You may check here for options:
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Yes you can take admission but you cannot do two courses at the same time.

Kindly check the below link to know more about the B.Com course offered in Christ University as all the details have been mentioned in our website. <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://christuniversity.in/commerce-and-management/commerce/bachelor-of-commerce-(bcom" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://christuniversity.in/commerce-and-management/commerce/bachelor-of-commerce-(bcom</a>)/1105.

MBA is fruitful only if you do it from good institutes and good institutes do not entertain students unless they are graduates and that too with a good percentage in it along with the entrance exam. So, you can enroll yourself for MBA, only if you clear your arrears in B.Com. Good luck.

You should do BBA as it will help you with your goal of IIM. While If you pursue B.Com then you will have to study both the different things. And also as a backup plan, BBA is a good option.

Hi,
Yes, you can do law in correspondence. Have you thought of any college which you want to apply?

<p>Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce offers B.Com. and BMS courses, but the source doesn't specify which course has better placements. The fee for BMS is INR 45,500 for the first year. BMS graduates have an average salary of INR 6 LPA, with the highest being INR 9.6 LPA. On the other hand, B.Com. (Hons.) graduates have a median salary of INR 1.80 Lakh, and the highest reported salary is INR 15.15 LPA.</p>

<p>The Eligibility Criterai For Admissions To B.Com Course At VIT Andhra Pradesh School Of Business. You Must Have Passed In Your 12th Board Exams With Minimum 55% Also They Must Have Studied Maths Along With Either Economics Or Business Studies.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The minimum eligibility for this course is a Bachelor's degree in fine arts or equivalent from a recognised institute. Admission to <strong>M.A. Fine Arts</strong> is based on a candidate's performance in a relevant entrance exam and subsequent rounds. The average annual fee for the course ranges between <strong>INR 4 K to 2 L </strong>for 2 years.</p><p>Some colleges are which provide this course are:</p><ul><li>College of fine arts</li><li>Alliance University</li><li>Joy University</li><li>Lovely professional University</li></ul>

Yes. you can. MCA is a good course to pursue. You can be eligible for the following course if you fulfill the following criteria:
Any graduate who has passed or appearing for the final year degree examination in any discipline (Science, Commerce, Arts, Engineering or any approved University) is eligible to apply. Candidates must have mathematics as a subject in their 10+2 course or any one year graduation.

Hi,
Admission is through counselling based on the score in Central Universities Common Entrance Test (CUCET).
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This would depend on your interest areas and career aspirations. It's good that you are clear on pursuing a career in interior designing thus post B.Com you should do a certification course in interior designing & sharpen your skills by practising on the software that is being used by the interior designers.

Hey Noorsaba the cutoff information for B.sc in Biotechnology at Pillai College of Arts, Commerce and Science is around -
General Category - 937 ranks
OBC Category - 2900 ranks
SC Category - 4303 ranks
ST Category - 7123 ranks

Yes, you can do, but both shouldn't be regular type of courses.