Accounting & Commerce

For CSE branch, I would prefer you to go with any of the Institutes. As placement wise, all the campus are good.

Hello, you can try your level best and attend your counselling session.

Government colleges have admission on merit based on 12th board marks and that changes every year. It is different for different states every year. You should go through the previous trends of cutoff for the required course. Also, check if you've any reservation.

Hello Kash,
There are many colleges in Mumbai:
https://www.shiksha.com/banking-finance-insurance/course/bachelors-of-accounting-finance-b-a-f-oriental-college-of-commerce-and-management-andheri-west-Mumbai-196902
https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/accounting/colleges/colleges-Mumbai-all
Thanks.

Plain B.com is not a a difficult task, but if you go for B.com in finance and accountancy - that will be a perk for you as everything you study there you will come across the same in your CA course too and therefore your efforts will be lessened, Many students doing CA opt for Bachelor's in Accounta

Only a distance learning course wouldn't be of much help, you should have opted for a full time degree course. A PGDM is equivalent to an MBA, you can look for job opportunities and those will depend upon what other qualifications you have.

Hi,
Being an M.Com degree holder, you can either pursue an Accountancy Career or Clear SLET/ NET to become a college lecturer or study Ph.D. (Commerce).

Dear Shivam,
You can purse B.Com from Narsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics (Affiliated to Mumbai University). Later for MBA, you can join Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies - NMIMS (Deemed to be University).
Wishing for a great future.

Dear Alexander,
There are many colleges in India which offers "Allowed To Keep Terms", so that failed students need not quit their education. So be confident and study well. No need to go for another college.
Best of Luck.