B.Com

SAP can be used as a different course but it can be a part of B.Com itself.

No, no maths is there in B.Com.

Atleast you must have 75% to be eligible for anything.

According to the bulletin of information, the criteria is that if you take entrepreneurship then it will lead to 2.5 percent deduction.

Admission starts usually after CBSE and ISC board results. So, April/May is the month when the forms will be uploaded on College's website.

Hello Pranjul It's in demand nowadays. You may go for a 3-year full-time degree course, or, certificate course or a Diploma. The choice is up to you. If you are looking directly for the Masters then one thing is very clear that the colleges look out for your completion of graduation in the relevant course ( but yours is not relevant), however, some colleges carry out a test to find out the eligibility of a student. Diploma in film making is also a good option.

Hello Rishabh There is a requirement of 50 % marks in mathematics and 45% marks in all other subjects as whole. So, it clearly suggests that mathematics is required and is important for pursuing B.Com (Hons). If in 12th you were not having maths as a subject than you can't apply for the same. However, you have other options too, you can find other courses that matches your requirement.

Hello Shreya
Yes, IIMT does offer placement to all its students of every stream. After graduating from BCA you will be having an opportunity to go for many multinational companies like Tech Mahindra, Airtel, Vodafone, Hitachi, Bosch, Wipro, TATA and many more others.
Eligibility criteria - A student must have completed his/her 10+2 with 45% of marks. Admissions are direct, no entrance exam is conducted. However, a small counselling is done.
Thank you.

It is better to consult the higher authorities of that college, so that you will be able to know about that same.

Hello Mohan Gupta
You can apply for journalism after completing B.Com. But, it is better to go for Masters in journalism, it will be of 2 years. The criteria varies according to the college you are taking part in. Like if you are going for private colleges then it requires approximately 50% - 60% or maybe less to 45%. Thank you.