B.Com

You need atleast 45 percent marks in 12th. Almost 300 seats are on offer.

B.Com from such a college is not gonna affect your IIM dream. Iims even give extra marks for those non-engineers graduates. So, it's the best option to go for SRCC and study for CAT in free times.

As you have completed your B.Com , you are eligible to apply for M.Com.

Sorry I am not getting that you have done B.Com in computers. But B.Com is Bachelors of commerce.

Confusion created when you have similar type option. Its like you're confuse between North Pole and South Pole. Both these fields as poles apart. If you're good at accounting, statistics then opt for B.Com and if you have creative mind and love to read, write, current affairs etc. Then opt for B.A. Honers in Journalism
or choose B.J. M. C. instead.

Eligibility criteria for the post-Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) Diploma course is an HSC pass certificate. You are eligible to seek admission in Diploma course from a Polytechnic. Legally it is permissible to do Diploma and degree simultaneously. You can not pursue two degrees simultaneously from same or different universities. You are advised to evaluate whether you can handle simultaneous studies load of two courses and challenges in case of conflicts in time table, examinations etc.

HI Manisha,
You don't need to appear for any entrance exam. Although, different colleges and universities conduct their own admission tests for B.Com.

They haven't mentioned a particular percentage, but it is better to score 75+ in any case.

I didn't understand what you wanted to convey. But I'm guessing you want to reapply for a programme. If it's a Bachelor's programme then your class 12th marks and relevant entrance exam score would be considered.