Accounting & Commerce

Yes, you can apply. But, it again depends upon the institution you have choosen, because everyone is having its own eligibility criteria actually.

Don't worry for failing in HSC. If you are 18 Years Completed then you can pursue a Graduate (Three Years Course Duration) in Open University Mode through Tamil Nadu Open University, Chennai. They will conduct an Entrance Exam which will be easy for you to clear. Admission has commenced. Best of Luck.

Hi,
Eligibility: Pass in 10+2 examinations or equivalent and minimum 45% marks for non-commerce stream candidates. Selection is done on the basis of Merit and Interview. Thanks.

You can do this course from distance education. You can apply for admission. Good luck.

Hindu College has no branding of its own. Merely studying at Hindu College will not take you anywhere in life. Drop attraction for Hindu College. Think of career goal in life. Plan for it . Work hard for it . You will not repent your decision. Think.

Hi Kanika,
You can get admission in this college only if you have domicile of Delhi otherwise you will be treated as general category and cutoff of which goes high. You need to appear in IPUCET to get admission in B.Com(Hons.) courses.
Best of luck.

Hi Kanika,
As per your score in class 12th board, you are eligible to take admission. But cut off of this college goes high every year so it will be difficult for you to get a seat. Although, I will suggest you to give a try. If seats will be available at last, then you can get admission.
Best of luck.

Mithibai College is quite good for B.Com course. It has a nationwide reputation for good quality education and world class teaching facilities and infrastructure. All the best.

They provide good placement, if you prepare well then you can get placement. The average package goes to 3-4 LPA.
Good luck.

Hello,It is always recommended to pursue an MBA only from a reputed college since it will ensure an overall great learning exposure from both the peers and faculty members, as well as good placements. These things would be either very rare or non-existent in an average college.