B.Com (Hons)

In CA direct entry system, first of all, you have to clear IPCC (either first group or both groups) then after clearing IPCC, you will be eligible to undergo for 3 years of articleship.

They will consider the percentage of your main 4 subjects, which means the 4 subjects which are on the top on your 12th mark sheet. If the aggregate percentage of those 4 subjects match up to their cut off, then you can get admission in that college.

Hello,
Dyal Singh College, DU is definitely the best choice. Its AIR by MHRD's NIRF for 2018 is 25. All other colleges mentioned don't even find a place in the top 100 list except for Maharaja Agrasen College. Dyal Singh has better placements, internships, faculty and 'graduation outcome' and legacy! Choose this without a doubt.
PS- Ask me anything because I am the student of DSC itself. :)

Yes, you can, if someone in science stream. He or she may do commerce, arts and BBD is good for commerce.

Well, you have to apply for few of your selecting college, where you want to do B.Com and wait for their shorting. And, you will be notified shortly about their selection.

The admission date is yet not confirmed by Delhi University. After all the cut-offs and regular college admissions are over, it will be starting then only. You can stay in touch with us. For further information go and visit shiksha.com or Delhi University website.

Yes,
You can apply for it. Application to Delhi university courses at the certification level requires candidates to have passed CBSE's or 10+2 exam with a minimum aggregate of 45% marks.

SSN is the lowest ranked college of Delhi University. For college there is no perfect mode of communication. SSN College is on the outskirt of the city and nearby the border of Haryana.
Much influence of politics can be seen here.
Satyawati College is 10 times better than Swami Shardanad College. So, I would suggest you to wait for the next cutoff.

For admission in B.Com (Hons) in any of Delhi University college, you have to study Maths in class 12th. Maths is a compulsory subject to be add up at the time of admission. Your marks will be calculated against the cut off released by Delhi University.
So, without Maths, you can't take admission in Delhi University colleges.