Accounting & Commerce

You may refer to the following link for a list of top MBA B-Schools in India: https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india/2-2-0-0-0.
You are eligible to do CFA based on your graduation degree. Theoretically, you can do CFA whil doing MBA but it may be a heavy load on you as both MBA and CFA requires a lot of effort to complete.

Yes Manish,
Through OBC quota, you have chances of admission.

Hi Siju,
Options are 12th commerce include:
B.Com
BBA
BMS
BBS
CA, CMA, CS
BA/B.Sc Economics
BFS
Event Management
Mass Comm. and Journalism
Hospitality
etc.

First, complete your B.Com then prepare for CAT then do MBA from a good college that you will get through CAT.

First, complete your B.Com then go for MBA because the course level is same of BBA or B.Com. Then after MBA, you will get a job.

Hi Priyanka,
To secure admissions in Harvard you must be an extraordinary candidate. A good profile includes excellent academic grades and extracurriculars , in short they look for all-rounders. I will suggest you read this and prepare accordingly
https://college.harvard.edu/admissions/application-process/what-we-look
Read this on how to become a CA
https://www.icas.com/education-and-qualifications/how-to-become-a-chartered-accountant-ca

Yes, you can do BCA after 12th with commerce background. You are eligible. Some university demand for an eligibility certificate for commerce background. Normally, commerce student's maths & technical side is weak and BCA require both the things. You have to face 2 maths subjects during BCA and learn various programming languages. So, if you're really interested in computer programming and can face maths subjects than go for BCA otherwise don't change your stream and go for managerial courses like CA, CS, BBA, B.Com, etc.

That's a tough choice. Your grades are good but may not be sufficient for SRCC. Cut-offs are usually 99% and more. It will be wise to decide after the merit lists are drawn. In the meanwhile keep checking more university options abroad.
However, though King's University is reputed, it is not one of the top 10 universities in Canada, on the other hand, SRCC is one of the best in India. You may juggle between options like the University of British Columbia, University of Toronto, Mc Gill University and Simon Fraser. Studying abroad will give you a better global experience but study from a top ranked university only.