Accounting & Commerce

Hi Sunny,
As a minimum criterion of eligibility, aspiring candidates need to have completed graduation in any stream with a minimum aggregate score of 50%. You can directly apply to the college for admission.

You need to have maths in 12th for BCA. So, that is not an option. Now, if you have a particular goal in mind or a field you want to pursue, you will have to make a decision according to that. BBA as itself doesn't have much scope but it will be helpful in doing MBA. B.Com is also not a job magnet but it would be useful if you pursue a career in accounts and statistics. So, if your goal is MBA or management, choose BBA. If your goal is to make a career in accounts or Statistics field then choose B.Com.

Hi Payal,
It depends on your interest. If you're interested to be a part of the management of a firm, MBA would be the right course. If you wish to opt for a commerce-centric career, ICWAI should be your choice.

Hi Ashish,
You can see a detailed comparison between the two colleges by clicking here:
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-53348-51239

Hello Shrishti,
Unfortunately you are not eligible for admission as the cut-off in graduation is 50%.

Delhi University has many colleges under it. Review the college on various platforms to know it's standing. Otherwise, Christ University is a good option.

BBA shall help you. You can pursue other courses too. But BBA is specially designed to promote business idea.

If you are getting a good college for MBA then study MBA. If not, it would be wise to prepare for Bank and SSC. And since you have already done M.Com. It is not worth pursuing MBA if you don't get a good college.

Hi Rashid,
You would need to clear your backlogs and re-appear for the exams if required. Only then, your degree will be considered valid.

Hi Hanif,
Please clarify what do you mean by 'double graduation'? Are you looking for an integrated course? Are you looking to pursue 2 Bachelor's degrees together? A little clearer information will enable you to receive a better guidance.