B.Com

While pursuing Bachelor’s degree, you can't go with a long term course. You can prepare for Competitive Exams for Banks, Insurance, Income Tax Officer, Railway Recruitment Board, UPSC and State Public Service Commission. You can also opt for CS CA CFA. ICWA and Law kind of professional courses.

Hi,
If you are interested in teaching field, you can do M.Com, then after that you can do B.Ed. And, if you are interested in marketing field, then you can opt for MBA as per your interest and comfort. Thanks.

Hi,
You can go for any one of the option, B.Ed, and then M.Com, or M.Com then B.Ed, as per your interest and comfort. For more options you can see below link:
https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/articles/amp/course-options-after-b-com-blogId-12939
Thanks.

In 12th, mathematics is not compulsory. You can take alternative subject to replace to mathematics. For pursuing HR, you not need maths but you should think analytically.

You can go for Hotel management after your B.Com try giving entrance for HM and get into top HM institute in the country.

1) Amity University - Lucknow Campus
2) Wisdom School of Management
3) Azaz Rizvi College of Journalism and Mass Communication
4) Lucknow University - LU
5) BBAU - Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University
6) Isabella Thoburn Degree College
7) National Post Graduate College - NPGC.

Your CAT percentile must be above 98 to enter into top 10 MBA/PGDM colleges and a must have industry experience of 0.6-1 years despite of scoring average grades in previous academics. Other than this, communication and convincing skills counts a lot.

Yes, of course! A lot of people do that! All you need to know is that you need to balance the preparation and cannot compromise on any of them.

Yes, you can work as a tax consultant, but not at senior most post or not a professional.
But, if you want to make career in tax, you should pursue some professional short term or long term tax course.

Hi,
For getting admission for B.Com (H) in Shri Ram College, Delhi, a student need to score 98% (best of 4) in class 12th. Mathematics is compulsory for the student to study in +2, but not compulsory to add in best 4. Hope you find this information helpful.