Accounting & Commerce

Hi Lakshya with 57% in 10+2 you can get some good colleges as a minimum of 45% marks are required. So you can get colleges for BAF are-
Ismail Yusuf College of Arts, Science and Commerce
Jai Hind College
Kishinchand Chellaram College
Mithibai College
Sadhana Education Society's.

The cutoff information for B.com at JNU is around -
For General Category - 77.33%
For OBC Category - 71.4%
For SC Category - 61.17%
For ST Category - 59.66%
For EWS Category - 72.4%
So just go for it.

Hey Krishna Kumar the fee structure at Agarsen Post Graduate College for M.com is around -
For SC students - INR 3450 annually
For OBC students - INR 4087 annually
For General students - INR 4087 annually

The fee structure at Jagat Taran Girls Degree College for B.com is around INR 977 annually and this college has the most reasonable and affordable fee structure so just go for it and have a bright future.

The total fee for 3 years is INR 3 lakh and INR 50,000 for the hostel.

The following can be the options.
1. NMIMS Mumbai
2. ISBR Business School Bangalore
3. VIT Business School, Chennai
4. Alliance School of Business, Alliance University, Bangalore.

Fee structure at Thiruvalluvar College Of Arts and Science For Women for a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) is INR 12,100 for first year.and other fees are there at time of admission.

A list of the best books for UGC NET commerce is listed below:
1- Corporate tax planning by Dr. J. C. & Nikhil Gupta
2- Graduation level textbook of Income Tax by Girish Ahuja/ Taxmann
3- Graduation level Text Book Company Law by M. C. Kuchhal /Sumant Chadha/Reena Chadha.
4- Graduation level Text Book

Deciding which course to pursue is in itself a tough decision for students. If you are wondering B.Com vs BBA which is better, then this question is actually subjected to personal choices, goals and career prospects of a particular stream of interest. Both the degrees expose you to different curricu

The fee structure at DVM Degree and PG College for M.com is around INR 12145 annually and this college has fee structure, which is nominal, and self-financed. And the fees hike is about 10% for each batch.