B.Com

If you pass your Intermediate with Commerce, then you cannot.

Hi. That will effect your percentage by 0.5 to 1.5. If you have a good score in your board exams, it will not bother you. And wait for the cut-off list and do register yourself. (link given below)
Rest, all the best for your future. ;)
Link- https://ug.du.ac.in/

Yes, you can get good college but you will have to wait for the 3rd-4th cut-off most probably.

The cutoff for a general candidate for B.Com at Symbiosis College of Arts and commerce last year was 85%. But, to opt for honors, one has to score minimum 65% in first year of B.Com without any backlog. Only them one can opt for honors in second year of B.Com as there is no such honors in first year

Yes, you can do it. After completion of your B.Com degree, you can take admission in LLB.
1. Patna Law College, Patna
2. Bihar Institute of Law - [BIL], Patna
3. Amity University, Patna
These are some best college of LLB in Panta.

Hi, you need minimum of 50% in graduation in any subject. For SC/ST candidates, minimum percentage required is 45%. Application form is available on the website of the university. I hope you will find it helpful, please feel free to ask any query.

This would depend on your interest areas and career aspirations. In case you intend to pursue a career in research / academics area then M.Com is better. You can also explore LLB has become a legal professional. You can also start working and then after 3 years of work experience enroll yourself for

The eligibility criterion required for M.com is minimum 50% in UG level. The admission will be done with a common entrance test conducted by various universe accordingly.
I hope the answer will help you, feel free to ask any query.

Hi,
You need more than 50% in UG course and 50% weightage in entrance exam for it. I hope it will help you, feel free to ask any query.

Hi Shanthanu,
First of all congratulation, as you are moving forward in your life, coming towards the question, if you are a very good commerce student, and can follow mathematics as well then B.Com is fine and in BBA, if you want to do MBA in future, then go for BBA. And, if you are a technical per