Accounting & Commerce

It differs from college to college. Mostly, colleges demand maths for B.Com Hons.

Hi,
You have to calculate the percentage out of the best four subjects, which although, should include a language. So English is a compulsory subject which you're supposed to include in your best of four. So the subjects being, English, Maths, Computer, Accounts/Commerce. The calculation is 93+99+99

Generally, M.Com is offered in many colleges but the best ones will always be the best ones. I believe a college is best not by it's name but by the teachers. So here I'm attaching the link address of all the colleges which provide M.Com in Mumbai.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&ur

Yes,The basic eligibility criteria is minimum 50% in class 12th from a recognized board. Maximum age of 22 years.
You'll also be required to take their entrance test i.e. Banaras Hindu University Common Entrance Test (BHUCET). The shortlist will be based on the marks obtained in BHUCET and class 12t

Yes, you just have to perform well in WAT-PI and you will be securing a seat.

Below are some of the courses along with their duration:
1. Business Accounting and Taxation for 3 months
2. TALLY software course for 3 months
3. Online courses from websites like Coursera, Udemy, Edx- Business Analytics, Data Visualization, Digital Marketing, Java, Python, Financial Modelling, etc. T

No for DU, in the revised criteria, you must have maths in class 12th.

In this course, the students are taught about the recording and dealing with minutes, maintaining a statutory book, proper payment of dividend and interest, drafting of resolution, etc. to name a few topics. It is a 3-year course and includes subjects like Financial and Corporate Accounting, Law, Co

There is an option of campus placement after B.Com but it totally depends on your hardwork and performance.
Your CV should be strong to get placement.
Also, it depends on your academic records plus internships.