Accounting & Commerce

For a general candidate, it seems difficult but you can go through to the below-given link of DU cut-off for 2017, you'll get some idea of 2018 cut-off:
http://www.du.ac.in/du/index.php?page=cut-off-2017
Hope this helps.

Both B.Com professional course and RBI exam have equal importance at there places. It depends on what you want to do further and in which field you are interested in. If you have interest in banking field then for sure you must go for RBI exam and if you want to complete your degree first then you may go for B.Com. As per the priority, RBI exam is a preferable choice.

In long run, a doctor will earn more.

You should go for BC because it will enhance your chances to be placed in software companies.
Furthermore, after MBA, you will be given priority in the software company placements and they will consider before other candidates.

Sorry to disappoint you, but your ranking is quite low, so I don't think you'll get IPU. However, there are various other colleges in which you can try your luck.and take a right decision for your future.
All the best.
Thank you.

Yes, you are eligible for this entrance as the eligibility for B.Com is to pass in (10+2) from a recognised board or equivalent to it. Yes, a commerce student can apply for B.Com degree. You have to wait for the cutoffs and even some colleges prefer direct admission or spot counselling, so be aware for them from time to time. Good Luck.

Hi Garima,
Yes, you can do any business after completing your mass communication degree. Mass com provides different range of fields such as advertising, broadcasting includes T. V/Radio/Web, Journalism includes Newspaper/Online, Public Relations, Marketing, Film etc. It is up to you what type of business you want to do or in which field.