B.Com

An aggregate of 70% or more in XII Std. considered eligible

Mandatory eligibility for the programme is a pass at the +2 level ( Karnataka PUC, ISC, CBSE, NIOS, state boards) in any stream of Commerce & Science from any recognized boards from India or abroad. Kindly note the fee is fixed for one year, there may be a nominal increase in fees every academic year.

Eligibility : Candidates who have completed two year pre-university course (plus two) from other states/board with 40% or equivalent CGPA are eligible for admission into this course. Candidate should have studied Accountancy as one of the subjects. a) Students from Karnataka State other than Karnataka PU Board.

No, you can't apply for B.Com honors in any college of DU like SRCC unless you have maths in both class 11th and class 12th. You must have maths either as an additional subject (6th subject) or as an optional subject (5th subject). You can just pass in maths by scoring 33 marks only.

Yes, you can go with M.A. English after B.Com. If you think you can play with words and write your emotions better than you can speak, Literature is highly recommend. You may choose IGNOU or other universities as per your research. I am a B.Com student and I want to pursue my career in English literature.

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There is no college that offers MCA without Maths. However, you can opt either of the following ways-1. Pick Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications which will make you eligible for 2nd year MCA through the lateral entry and simultaneously pursue DOEACC A-Level.

Professors and students say pursuing B.Com and CA simultaneously has become impossible from this year onwards. Earlier, students pursuing B.Com (honors) from top DU colleges could complete CA easily alongside their degree. So, a student can appear for the IPPC in his/ her B.Com final year now for pursuing articles.

There is no way, you can escape maths in B.Com. This course is completely based on commerce and accounts. To solve the account, you need to be aware of simple maths. You may not require such as trigonometry, algebra, etc. But, you need to know basic of maths.

Masters of Commerce (M.Com)
It is very common for students to go for a Master's degree in Commerce after completing B.Com. You can pursue it from any recognized institute. M.Com is a programme that focuses on a systematic study of Accounting, Business, Finance, Economics, Statistics, Taxation, Marketing, and Management.