Accounting & Commerce

First of all, congratulations, your hard work pays off so you can easily get admission in DU colleges for pursuing B.Com and if you try you can get B.Com (Hons) even. Though your % is good enough to get admitted to du but not on campus colleges. You can try for several off campus colleges, just wait

Hi Deovrat,
Best of 4 is considered for admission. You can wait for the second or third cut off. There is slightly a chance to get an admission in B.Com (Pass).
Regards.

No btw uhh can't get admsn bcoz ur marks is too low for the delhi university clgs .btw don't loose hopes done ur graduation from reputed pvt. University .nd also sol du nd non collegiate .

Yes, it's good and you can. If you are interested in B.Com, then you should do B.Com, otherwise, BBA is another option for you.

Hi Bhanu,
If accountancy was not your main subject and your result carries the title pass than surely you can apply for the course but if it was a main subject and result carries fail than admission is not allowed. Can you please tell me that what is your percentage?
63% including accountancy or excl

Sry btw its difficult to get govt. Clgs bcoz ur percentage would be too low btw don't loose hope uhh must try in the pvt.clgs for pursuing your bcom or bcom honurs

First of all, you should apply for CPT. It's an entrance exam for those who want to become a CA. As you are from the science background, I suggest you to join some coaching classes for this exam and then give the exam.

For donations fee details you have to talk with college official authorities no one can give you better details about donations except them. All the best.

Hi Siddharth, different colleges have different eligibility. Your percentile is not too high hence getting admitted into one of the best college may not be reachable now. Also note that for a honors programme majority of the college require atleast 60% in class 12th. You are advised to check the opt

That totally depends on which college you are applying. Some may consider applied arts while others may not. So firstly, decide on the college and then you can check the eligibility and accordingly, calculate your percentage.