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7 years agoGuide-Level 14
No, it is not possible. The colleges and universities generally allow a period of 2-3 grace years to complete your incomplete years of graduation, or graduation in a whole.
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Frank answer is it is not possible because for B.Ed, you need to have a minimum 50% in graduation. If you belonging to reserved category candidate, then probably you have fair chances.
All the best for your future.
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Doing B.Com is optional for CA you may or may not pursue it. But students pursue it for formality. It would be useful in case if you drop out from CA. You may go for MBA or go for government examination.
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