B.Com

No. Maths is required only for B.Com Honors and not for regular B.Com.

You will need to provide Income Certificate and possibly Ration Card at the time of admission. I would suggest visiting the study center to get proper details.

Usually, colleges decide their candidate based on merit. So whether you will be admitted or not depend on who else has applied. But with 80%, you should get marketing Hons at some college. Look for the best while keeping an eye on competition. All the best.

Was your previous college affiliated with MU? If not, then it is not possible to change course between universities.

Yes, you can apply for Travel and Tourism Management after B.Com. easily. It is a good option for career and has a lot of opportunities.

There is an option. You can do MBA in event management. That can be a good option to have a career also to safeguard your interest.

Hey Prakash!
You definitely can get admission, your stream won't matter, provided you fulfill the following conditions.
a) 60% min in aggregate
b) English and Maths are compulsory subjects
revert back for further details.
Good luck to you.

The decision would be based on your interest areas and long term career plans. If you want to pursue a career in academics / technical / research areas then M.Com would be a better option. However if you want to move into general management / operations side then MBA would be better. An MBA is always better that a P G Diploma.

It's good to read that you have clarity on your career path. Since there is an option available of pursuing CA after 12th standard, its advisable for you to enrol for it and pursue it along with your B.Com. You will have dual benefit here on one side along with B.Com, you will be able to gets additional qualification of CA & in case you are not able to clear CA then also after completing your graduation you can explore M.Com / MBA as other options.

Hi Yuvraj Singh Singh,
If the college is under the same University, it is possible to transfer the college however, the norms differ from University to University. But I guess, it shouldn't be much of a hustle for you but you still can check with the University and college officials for reliable information.