Accounting & Commerce

There are two type of colleges, one are those having affiliated under certain university and approved by UGC and second are those who are autonomous and doesn't need any university affiliation but are approved by UGC or AICTE. You may pursue B.Com from any of them but choose a good college. Thank yo

You could do BMS (Bachelor in Business Studies) from St. Xaviers. There will be an entrance test for it and it's application form can be submitted online. B.Com can also be done from the same. Check it out.

If you love business, you can go for BBA course and then pursue MBA. Absence of Maths in intermediate will not affect your Bachelor's course. You are good in accounts and economics, that is your plus point. All the best.

B.Com will help you if you want to get into banking. All the best.

You have a lot of options. You can take up BBA or BCom, and pursue MBA in post-graduation. You can also do M.Com after doing B.Com. Alternatively, you can take up BA courses. Or Hotel management.There is a lot more you could do. All the best !

You have a lot of options. You can take up BBA or BCom, and pursue MBA in post-graduation. You can also do M.Com after doing B.Com. Alternatively, you can take up BA courses. Or Hotel management.There is a lot more you could do. All the best !

If you want to do MBA afterwards, you must take up BBA or BM or BMS course. But if you have some other things in mind for post-graduation then choose B.Com. Not to forget, you can do MBA even if you pursue B.Com. All the best.

Taking up BBA course will be helpful if you want to do MBA afterwards. But if you are not interested in MBA, and want to pursue some other post graduate courses to pursue, then you surely choose B.Com.

Well, both the courses are good. BBA is comparatively easier. You may or may not have problem studying any of it if you didn't study maths in +2. Gettin into college will boost your enthusiasm and you won't have problem pursuing any of it. But the decision is always yours. Go through the topics whic