B.Com

CA is a professional course that you can pursue independently by clearing an open test which is conducted by the CA association. In fact you need not pursue B.Com to become a CA. Post completion of your 12th you can enroll for the CA foundation programme.

Students with Travel & Tourism have good career options in the following industries:Travel, Hospitality, Media, Journalism, e-commerce. A lot would depend a lot on what are within travel industry are you keen to pursue a career.

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Yes, even without giving the CMAT one can pursue a full-time MBA by giving the other entrance exams such as the CAT XAT NMAT CET, IIFT, etc.

Yes, you can do. The eligibility criteria of LLB (3 Years) course is given below. Education qualification: Pass with 50% aggregate marks in Graduation (any stream) or equivalent. 5% of marks are relax able to reserved category candidates. The admission in LLB are based on Entrance test conducted by

Yes, you can pursue an MBA for admission in MBA you have to be graduate with a minimum of 50% overall from a recognised university and attend a competitive exam like CAT CMAT MAT XAT etc. Wait for another year then once graduating you can prepare for a competitive exam. Hope this information helps y

The eligibility criteria of B.Com (Hons.) is ; An aggregate of 45% marks in 10+2 examination. The applicant must have studied and passed Mathematics/Business Mathematics at the qualifying examination for admission to B. Com. (Hons.). So, Math is compulsory at 10+2 level at Hansraj College.

You have not mentioned about the College, where you wish to pursue the B.Com course. However, Maths is not necessary for B.Com admission. The general eligibility criteria of most of the Universities/Colleges is given below. Eligibility criteria: Any Student with 50% in H. S. C. examinations (10 + 2)

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Sorry to say, but you can apply for a postgraduate Diploma only after completing your graduation. So, you are welcome here after a year with a graduate degree.

Hi, For B.Com you can apply without maths but for hons you must have maths. Also every university/institute has its own criteria. In SET for B.Com (Hons) maths is required. BHU B.Com (Hons) you should have economics or maths or finance or commerce etc.