Accounting & Commerce

Hello,
As per your rank you will easily get Acharya Institute, fee is around 2 lakhs per years, however check here to get more insights.
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Banking and is just a 2-year course. It does not possess any degree. If you want a degree, you have to do professional Banking after class 12th. Same goes with Insurance, you have to give exams through Insurance Institute of India.

Obviously, you can go for a 3-year LLB thing. Good luck.

You can simply complete your +2 with commerce stream.

Just practice a lot.
Do different types of questions in accounts, you can score very high in it.
Just try to read daily 2 topics and revise it in one or two weeks.
Economics and business studies are theory subjects so you will have to improve your presentation skills more better and attractive.
Good Luck.

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A student of First year B.Com is required to get eligibility certificate from Pune University. For this certificate, a student is required to fill in an application in the prescribed form through college office, failing to which, a student will not be allowed to appear for the final examination.
A student of FY-B.Com can join National Service Scheme or National Cadet Crops activity of the College. A student who cannot take up NSS or NCC is required to attend P.T. periods as per time table. A student must satisfactorily complete P.T. examination conducted at the end of the academic year.

Yes, you can do. All the best.