Accounting & Commerce

Yes a commerce student can do bca from any colleges they doesn't require maths for getting admission in bca course all the best

In UPSC civil exams, most of the topics are from humanity subject. If you do BA in political science, that will be a good option in spite of doing B.Sc or B.Tech. B.Sc is also a good option after BA.

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After watching the video you get an idea of how to find the list of probable college you can get on the basis of your rank.

If you want to crack the exam, BA is the best option as it will help you with your political knowledge of a country and international geographical aspects of the world history of the whole the current affairs and it will keep you up to date, whereas, B.Com and B.Tech are specific subjects in a field

Dear friend,
A minimum of 50% required for MBA admission. So, unfortunately, you are not eligible for the MBA programme. If you want to take an entrance, there is no benefit of that particular exam.

Dear,
There is a huge difference between the two professional courses. The role and context of both the courses are very different from the angle of the praticle word. However, both the courses belong to the commerce field thus they have a few common subjects too. But you will not much benefited in

Hope this will work for you:
University Name: Gauhati University
Approval: UGC (University Grants Commission)
Location: Guwahati, Assam
Type of University: State University
Master of Commerce [M.Com]: 4,730 /year 2 Years.

Please mention the college or universities name for M.Com in which you have to take admission.

Yes, it a very good decision.
All the best.