Accounting & Commerce

Yes, you are eligible for the same as for NET exam, you need to have minimum 55% marks for candidates belonging to general category and 50% marks for candidates belonging to SC/ST.

Dear aspirant,
The cut-off of Hand Raj College for B.Com (hons) is normally 97% and above for General category.
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For B.Com honours Maths is needed if you are not including mathematics. There will be deduction of 1-2 percentage but you can take admission to the course. Although at the time of admission they would ask for other subject instead of maths then there would be that deduction.

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The eligibility criteria of B.Com at PSGCAS is 10+2 with Accountancy and Commerce / Business Studies. Hence, science group students cannot join B.Com at PSGCA.

No, your class 10th percentage will not hamper you in getting admission in B.Com (Hons). Just focus on your class 12th board exam and prepare well.

Mathematics and physics are mandatory in 12th for B.Tech civil engineering. Hence, you cannot pursue.

Hello Nikhilesh,
You can consider following colleges:
Jain University Bangalore
Christ University Bangalore
HR College of Commerce and Economics Mumbai
Naraee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics Mumbai
Symbiosis College of Arts and Commerce Pune
KJ somaiya College of Arts and Commerce Mumbai
Mithibai College of arts Mumbai
Jai Hind College Mumbai
St Anns College for Women Hyderabad

M.Com and MBA are equally good. It depends on what you want to do further. If you want to go for corporate jobs after you complete your studies, then you should definitely go for MBA as they prefer MBA students over M.Com students.