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Basic eligibility required for B.Com degree in professional students must have successfully passed 12th Standard/HSC/10+2 (or equivalent Level of Examination) from any recognised board. Many of the colleges accept Diploma. Numerous universities prefer candidates with 50% marks for the admission process. However, you can check the colleges offering B.Com course. All the best.

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Cut-off marks varies from college and university. Please specify the university or state in which you wish to pursue course. All the best.

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Eigibility criterion for pursuing B.Com (H) degree is qualifying 10+2 or equivalent examination in any stream from a recognised board of the country. Students must have studied and passed in any one of the subjects viz, Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics or Mathematics at the intermediate level. Thank you.

No, you can not take admission in 2nd year directly at BRAOU in B.Com course. The eligibility criteria of B.Com course is given below.
A) Pass in Eligibility Test(E.T.) Minimum Age: 18 Years
(OR)
B) Pass in Intermediate.

You can pursue for MBA, M.Com CA cwa, CS accounting courses, teaching field and many more.

MCC is a good college the cut-offs are generally very high. The first cut off is usually 98% or 99%. Gradually, the cut-offs fall, but it does not go below 93%or 94%, because the students applying are many. So, you have to score above 93% at 10+2 level.

The eligibility criteria for B.Com of PSGCA is pass in +2 with Commerce and Accountancy. The application forms online will be available from 16th March 2020.
In Aided Courses, 90% seats are allocated under Merit quota and remaining seats will be filled under Management quota. The Selection and Waiting Lists are created using community allocations similar to the procedure used for SF courses.