Accounting & Commerce

St. Francis college for women offers following courses under B.Com. with the following minimum eligibility criteria required for it--
B.Com. (Accounting & Finance)
Students securing 60% and above in the qualifying examination are eligible to apply for B.Com. (Accounting & Finance). Admissions are based on aggregate marks secured in the optional subjects and English.
B.Com. (International Business)
Students securing 60% and above in the qualifying examination with arts / science / commerce as one of their subjects, are eligible. Students of CBSE / ICSE securing 55% (in English & Optional Subjects) are eligible to apply. Admissions are based on aggregate marks secured in the optional subjects and English. B.Com. Honours
Students securing 70% and above in the qualifying examination, with Commerce subjects, are eligible for admission to the B.Com. Professional course. Students of CBSE / ICSE securing 55% (in English & Optional Subjects) are eligible to apply. Admissions are based on aggregate marks secured in the optional subjects.
B.Com. (Computers)
Students securing 65% and above in the qualifying examination, with Commerce subjects, are eligible for admission to the B.Com. Computers course. Students of CBSE / ICSE securing 55% (in English & Optional Subjects) are eligible to apply. Admissions are based on aggregate marks secured in the optional subjects.
B.Com. IPP (Integrated Professional Programme)
Students applying to B.Com. IPP must have passed the 2-year Intermediate Examination conducted by the Board of Intermediate Education in Andhra Pradesh, or by the Central Board of Secondary Education, or an examination recognized and considered equivalent by the Osmania University, with any combination of subjects, with a minimum of 70% marks in the optional of the qualifying examination. In addition, a pass in the CPT examination / foundation level of CWA / CS will be given additional weightage for admission into the course.
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Well sorry but I can't tell you about fee structure as it depends on college or institutions as per their fee structure. And when it comes to choosing a course after 12th commerce it completely depends on your skill, ability, and aptitude you have. Commerce is a very vast field, and there are a plethora of courses one can opt for. Learning is the key to archive them all. 1. Digital Marketing in which the career option you will have as Digital Marketing Manager, Social Media Marketer, SEO Specialist, Content Marketer, Copywriter Web Designer & Developer. 2. LL.B. (Bachelors of Legislative Law) - career options Advocate, Lawyer, Legal Advisory, Solicitor. 3. B.Com eco hons - career opt-Economist, Financial Risk Analyst, Economic Researcher, Economics Writer. 4. Certified Financial Planner career opt - Financial Assistant, Financial Analyst, Management Trainee. 5. CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) career opt-Chartered Financial Analyst, Market Research Analyst, Investment Manager, Risk Manager. I will suggest you first you should choose what your interests / course you will prefer for you and after that you should look after for college.