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Piyush Tyagi

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CAT is much more preferred by students pursuing BBA.

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Saurabh dutt

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Hello,
Yes, you can apply for B.Com course after class 12th science. Here is the eligibility criteria, which has been decided by educational committee-
B.Com (Honors)
All Boards: (I) Candidates from
Commerce stream- Minimum 60% aggregate and 60% in accountancy
(II) Candidates from science stream- Minimum 60% aggregate and 60% in Mathematics
(III) Candidates with eco, stats and maths in Class XII- Minimum 60% in aggregate and 60% in Mathematics
SC/ST (ALL BOARDS):(I) Candidates from commerce Stream- Minimum 40% aggregate OR 40% in Accountancy
(II) Candidates from science Stream- Minimum 40% aggregate OR 40% in Mathematics
(III) Candidates with
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Devangna Sharma

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Look, JR Monga for accountancy and MC Kucchal for law are the best books to clear any test of B.Com.

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Devangna Sharma

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With 86.5 % you can pursue B.Com (P) from DU but all you have to do is wait till cut offs drop and if you are interested in B.Com (Hons) you have chances for clarifying B.Com (Hons) cut off also but that too in last one. You may not get top rated college but give preference to course rather than college. Choose wisely.

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