Accounting & Commerce

A minimum percentage is 55+ in PG. Later, you have to qualify in NET. It is very good, if you have a PhD and research publications. Qualifications are similar Degree and PG colleges and Universities, governed by UGC scales.

Hello Hemil,
According to me, IIM and many private as well as government university are there, which provide you the best admission on the bases of CAT and CMAT examination. If you desire to move out from the home country, I would like to suggest you Australia with the help of consultancy company.

The eligibility depends on the type of course that you wish to pursue, the details of some courses is stated below:
Diploma Class 10th pass from a recognised board with minimum 40% marks.
Bachelors Degree: Class 10+2 examination with at least 50% marks.
Post-graduation degree: Bachelors degree from a r

If you are interested in HM, it is quite possible to do so however the basics would not really be clear to you. So, in case you want to pursue the PG course, you can go for a diploma to get basics clear and then opt for PG.

Good universities like Lovely, Nirma, BML Munjal, MMU, SMU, etc. are offering courses like B.Com, B.Com (H), B.Com (Professional), integrated M.Com (B.Com+M.Com), integrated MBA (B.Com+MBA), etc.
Most of these universities have made a good name for themselves in the field of placements too. Some even

Dear Pradeep,
Yes we offer B.Com (Hons) from Delhi University's school of open learning integrated with our program. However, the registration for B.Com (Hons) and its examination is not a part of the course fee and is done directly with the respective university.

Several colleges and institutes in India offer courses in the commerce field in under graduation. At the undergraduate level, one can pursue Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS), Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) and Bachelor in Business Management/Administration (BBM/A).

MBA will be a better option, but if you belong to commerce background then you can also pursue ICWA.