B.Com

One needs to have scored minimum 90 percentile to get admission into a good MBA college. For admissions into IIMs one needs to have scored 99 percentile. One should try and seek admission among the top 50 MBA institutes.

No, every university has its own different norms. Maths is not required by many universities but some of the institutions can have maths subject in B.Com.
You must have the basic knowledge of mathematics (up to class 10th or 12th).
So, you can easily crack or clear the exam.

Hi Abhi,
1. Master Degree.
2. Professional Courses (Including International certifications).
3. PG Diploma Courses.
4. PG Certificate Courses.

Hi,
Admission is based on the marks obtained in B.Sc Home Science (Pass/Hons.) or B.Sc Food Technology (Hons.), B.Sc Microbiology, B.Sc Biochemistry, B.Sc, Nursing, MBBS. Hence, you would not be able to pursue the course.

Hello Sonveer, In my opinion, 'Ramanujan' is better than 'Shaheed Bhagat Singh' because the former is ranked at 26 by MHRD'S NIRF rankings in 2018. While the latter is no where in the top 100. Shaheed Bhagat Singh College (E) is ranked at 99 though. Ramanujan has got better placements and exposure offered and thus better 'graduation outcome'. .

Hello Chaitanya,
In my opinion, 'Maharaja Agrasen' is better than 'Shivaji College' because the former is ranked at 32 by MHRD'S NIRF rankings in 2018. While the latter is ranked at 59 by the same this year.
Maharaja Agrasen has got better placements and exposure offered and thus better 'graduation outcome'.

It is the best option for you. IIFA
Central University Jammu
University of Jammu
Hill People College of Education.

After B.Com, you can study CMA (US) course which will enhance your career because it can be completed within 8 months to 1 year.

Hello Abhishek,
It depends on this year's cut off, but according to last year cut-off, you will get admission in North Campus.

The best college for B.Com is SRCC (Delhi University) and many other includes Christ University of Bengaluru, Symboisis Pune.