B.Com

Maths is only compulsory when you take admission in B.Com (Hons.) course otherwise for B.Com (Prog.), it is not compulsory.

I personally believe that if one wants to pursue B.Com, then it is always advisable to pursue from a University recognised by UGC especially if there has to be a choice taken between the two as mentioned in the question, then University of Mumbai, Fort Campus is the best option. The Institute of Com

Open distance B.Com in Mumbai University: You have to study the whole syllabus, there are higher chances of getting failed. Exam centers are located in any direction (you might or might be not aware of it). Many of my friends failed and then later they joined the college. St Joseph's College of Comm

You can refer to this link and download the brochure to get all the details about M.Com correspondence course at Mumbai University https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/course/master-of-commerce-m-com-institute-of-distance-and-open-learning-university-of-mumbai-santacruz-east-89308.

Dear B.Com graduate in both case distances or regular. You can complete BCA regular from any university. As Diploma any stream can take admission in BCA regular. Graduation in regular have more values than distance. You an complete MCA and Ph.D.
12th is not considered like this in this stream.
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Venky is better for B.Com (Hons) while Narsee Monjee is better for management courses. Moreover, it's DU affiliated and is one of the top government colleges for commerce.

The Test for Group B shall include 75 questions in all, following section will have 15 questions each:
Quantitative Ability
Data Interpretation
Logical Reasoning and General Intelligence
English Language Comprehension
General Awareness and Awareness of Socio-economic environment.

No, if you pass B.Com more than 55 percentage. You are exempted from CPT. If you pass graduate or post graduate other than commerce. You need to have 60 percentage and above.

Both have their own value and criterias. BBA will have management and commerce while B.Com will have pure commerce. You have to decide on your own. You can opt MBA after both these courses.