Accounting & Commerce

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

In Delhi University, they say every college is good, but only 2-3 colleges are actually worth, including Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies (SSCBS), SRCC (Sri Ram College of Commerce) and Shaheed Bhagat Singh College (SBS). But, these are only cut off based, I.e. merit based. If you're interested in entrance exam based, you might go for GGSIP University, Jamia Milia Islamia or private universities like Amity University, Galgotias, etc.
DU is ranked on the top of all the universities.

You can go for following options:
B.Com MBA
B.Com MCA
BBA MBA
BBM MBA
B.Com LLB
BA LLB
Advertising
Hotel management

The main difference between CA CS studies is that in CS, you are going to learn more about company law and in CA, you are going to learn more about accounting and taxation.

Yes, you can pursue, provided you are very hardworking and have a lot of patience.
All the best.

Dear,
If you want to continue in same industry then you may consider these options:
Advertising
MBA in international business or marketing
Journalism
PR and event management
All the best.

Yes, obviously. I don't know about other states but in Jharkhand, you can easily do B.Com (Hons) without maths in HSC.

You have many options like:
B.Com
BBA
BCA
BBM
BA
Hotel management
Mass communicationAdvertisingAnimation
LLB
You also have options like:
CA CS CMA with B.Com
Short term diploma like
Diploma in taxation
Diploma in foreign trade
Diploma in import and export
Other than this you can learn foreign language like French.

Hi Harman,
It completely depends on the university. Some universities consider CA article ship as work experience while some do not. Also, if you are doing MS and not MBA, you need not to worry about work experience as only MBA programmes require work experience. Please get in touch with the universities for university specific admission requirements.