Accounting & Commerce

Yes, you will definitely get admission as you belong to the OBC category.

Hello Nayeem,
You have posted a very interesting query. I feel there should be some institution to teach drop outs. Presently, you will have to take tuition and pass the subjects in which you have failed.

For Regular Pathway, a candidate must be HSC/12th pass at the time of enrollment. The candidate must have experience of 3 Years for Graduates & 5 Years for Non-Graduates either Pre or Post CFPCM Examination.
For Challenge Status, a candidate must be a CA / Intermediate level, CFA (US), ICWA, CAIIB, CS, LLB, PhD, M.Phil, PG, Licentiate/Associate/ Fellowship of Life Insurance, Actuary, FFSI & FLMI from LOMA, Civil Service Examinations by UPSC. Also, the candidates should have experience of 3 Years in Financial Services industry & 5 Years in Non-Financial Services Industry pre-CFPCM Examination to apply for challenge status examination.

You can check link for NAAC A grade colleges: https://goo.gl/p5XYDX

You can approach various colleges for scholarship for MBA program after B.com.
Such as Amity
IBA, Bangalore
IIM A, etc

12th standard with commerce can take admission in the B.Com course.
It is the graduation level course. If you have above then 60% marks in 12th standard. then you can take admission in the famous college of India.
But many college take admission at the 50% marks or above in the 12th standard. If you want to take admission in the any college then contact the college for the eligibility criteria and more information or you can visit the official website of that college.
You can check the link: https://goo.gl/mtQyLo

There is lot of scope for B.Com:
1) CA
2) MBA
3) M.Com and then Ph.D.
4) CS.
5) Government jobs, banks, PSU, etc.
You can also go for research field after MBA by doing Ph.D.

Admission is based on academic performance in your undergraduate degree programme in any stream. Those who have taken the CAT, MAT and the GMAT exams and have achieved the following cutoffs are exempt from the written test, but may be required to take the interview at the discretion of the admissions office:
CAT 70 percentile
MAT 600
GMAT 500

You can check the papers on:
http://jmi.ac.in/cccp/last_year_paper