Accounting & Commerce

Go forth your betterment exams. Since, your percentage is very low you will not getting much preference for government and private jobs.

B.Com program could act like a basic foundation, on which you may build your career. For example, after B.Com. you may go for number of other programs like- MBA, MCA,Civil Services, Central Government jobs, Law, Chartered Accountancy, Company Secretaryship, etc.

You do not require an foundation training for Computer Science graduation degrees such as B.Tech CS/IT, BCA, B.Sc CS/IT etc because basics of Computer Science and Programming languages is covered for all students in first year of degree. However, it recommended that you learn at least one programming language by self studies before joining any of these courses.

Dear,
With this percentage, you are not eligible for scholarship because Minimum 90 percentile in aggregate to avail the scholarship in Amity University, Noida but you are only eligible for direct admission.
All the best.

B.Com is a traditional course which improves your basics in accounts and finance and BBA is vocational course, which is kind of flexible course. In comparison to B.Com, BBA has business studies related subject which gives you a better platform for doing MBA in future. So, it depends upon you, if you want to go for quality education, then pursue B.Com from good college, and if your ultimate goal is doing job or MBA after graduation, then B.Com is better, as BBAs are also hired in media industry and other fields too.
All the best.

There are only few difference available:
1. B.Tech degree is a professional course. This course gives you weightage, when you sit in an MBA Campus Placement, as some company, like BENZ, Infosys, Reliance and prefer to hire people from engineering Background.
2. BBA degree focuses mainly on general economic condition. It is basically useful before MBA.

See, basically you cannot avoid mathematics as a subject. It is going to be there. If you want to go for BAF in your graduation, you will have maths in first and second year. Instead of fearing, start practicing it and overcome that fear. You cannot ignore maths completely. And in case you want to, then you will might need to go for a degree in arts and such streams, because other degrees would have maths as a subject to be studied.

No, it is not required.