B.Com

Hi Nidhi,
According to your percentage, the chances are very less as the college requires the candidate with 50% aggregate marks. So the chances are very less as your percentage doesn't match the given criteria.

you have to first clear your all subject before taking admission in another course.
good luck

Hey Nidhi,
No you're not eligible for this college as the marks they are asking is 50% aggregate and you've 41%.
Well this might help you.
https://www.shiksha.com/law/course/post-graduate-diploma-in-human-resource-management-service-and-industrial-law-banaras-hindu-university-varanasi-272690

Hi Kamil,
Well, in my opinion, if you're very good in accountancy as it's on your tips then you should go for B.Com. It is best suited for a student planning to make his career in the commerce field.

I feel M.Com is better because of better career options available. The need for highly qualified candidates is increasing day by day. This is because of the expansion of business due to the use of the latest technology. Most of the leading companies require candidates with experience and qualificati

B.Com is of 3 years and the fee ranges from 20k upto 1 Lacs depending on the Institute.

Hi, admission in B.Com (Hons) is done on the basis of merit. All you have to do is fill their application form which is available on http://www.scottishadmissions.com/
Fill the form online and upload the recent passport size photograph. Take a print later of the filled in the application form by ent

Hi Saumya. The admission portal will be closed after a month (give or take some). We suggest you to confirm about the course and its admission process by calling us at 1800-2003575.

Bachelor of Commerce - B.Com. (Hons.)
Duration: 3 years
Eligibility: Candidates must have passed 12th Standard or an equivalent examination, recognized by State or Central Education Board. Candidate must have taken five subjects in 12th Standard with 50% marks in aggregate.
Fee : 60,000/- p.a.
Admission

Hi Tuhina,
It seems difficult as Scottish Church College is very rigid in their admission eligibility rules. Unless you are from a reserved category - then you have a very strong chance of getting through.