B.Com

For B.Com. (Hons.) at LPU, LPUNEST may help you qualify for a scholarship, depending on the current admission criteria. The exam pattern and subjects should be checked in the latest programme guidelines before preparation. If your Class 12 percentage is around 94 to 95%, you may be eligible for an academic scholarship. Under the 2026 scholarship criteria, 90% to 94.99% falls in one bracket, while 95% to 97.99% falls in a higher bracket. The final benefit depends on the applicable admission phase and conditions, so confirm the exact amount before making a decision.

Both BBA and B.Com are good if you want to do an MBA later. BBA is more about business and management, while B.Com focuses on accounts and finance. I'd go with BBA if MBA is already your plan. You can check out LPU for BBA, as students get opportunities for internships, practical projects and placement preparation. LPU also offers MBA programmes, so it's a good option to consider for both degrees.

Bcom finance or Bcom account which is best

Yes, you can apply for M.com

Top commerce colleges in Mumbai generally have high cut-offs (often 85% to 95%+ for premier institutions), but several well-regarded, government-aided, or affiliated institutions feature lower merit thresholds or more accessible cut-offs. 

“Uttaranchal University, Dehradun is a good option for B.Com (Hons.) in Uttarakhand. It offers a B.Com (Hons.) programme with commerce, accounting, finance and business-related subjects. Students should also compare fees, faculty and placements  before choosing a college."

Yes, but with strict evaluation. Most top universities, including Copenhagen Business School (CBS), accept 3-year Indian degrees provided they are awarded by a recognised, tier-1 university (such as NAAC Grade 'A' institutions). The critical bottleneck is credit alignment - your 3-year degree must cover the exact number of foundational credits (ECTS equivalents) required in mathematics, statistics, and economics.
Because 3-year degrees yield fewer classroom hours than standard 4-year European degrees, Indian BCom/BBA grads frequently face direct rejections for lacking foundational ECTS credits in mathematics and advanced statistics.

Yes. CSSS, Post Matric, LIC General, HDFC ECSS, Reliance UG and state schemes cover these courses. BSc students in pure Science subjects can also try INSPIRE SHE.

Yes. Some colleges in Jaipur offer B.Com with ACCA built into the course. That one costs around INR 4.7 Lacs in total at one college. CA and CS are separate courses, and you can study them with a regular B.Com. Ask the college how they handle exam leave.