Accounting & Commerce

I would say both are good. However, since in Gargi the curriculum is stricter, the classes happen more regularly. The commerce department is good both in Gargi and Ramjas. Since Ramjas is more politically active the classes get somewhat hampered but the overall discipline of the curriculum doesn't get compromised. Gargi on the other hand is more of an academic college, and all in all, a lot of professionalism is maintained.

I don't think so. Maybe the deadline has gone now. For more confirmation you should directly call them because there may be some other method to take admission in B.Com now.

No, it's not compulsory to be a post graduate to grab a job, graduation can also help you secure a job in both private and public sector, provided you are eligible for the requirements the employer has given. Post-graduation will help you increase your knowledge and experience. Employers usually recruit one who has more knowledge and skill.
So, it's not an issue whether you apply after or after post-graduation, if you have relevant skills to perform that job then you will easily get that job based on your skills and experience.

Yes, you can join there. You should just appear in the entrance exam and score good marks.

Hello Chandramani,
All the courses have different directions. Everything depends on interest. If you are having interest in technology then go for BCA or if in management then go for BBA.

Yes, you will get the admission. Wait for the counselling.

Many lists are generated in the colleges based upon the eligibility of seats and colleges call the students from the provisional list according to the number of seats available.

To get into B.Com at St. Xavier's College, Mumbai you need to be an employed student, only evening classes are scheduled for B.Com and also, the cutoff ranges from 89-95%.

Yes, 96.25% is a very good score. You can easily get admission in the college. But for B.Com, St. Xavier's has evening classes