B.Com

Hi, Most of the colleges accepts admission for B.Com on the basis of 10+2 marks. You can apply on the official website of the college/university accordingly with the required information. Some colleges may have the offline process as well. Please confirm the college name for better clarification. Regards.

Being a commerce graduate, you can choose from a wide range of career options. I am highlighting some of the popular courses that you can pursue after your graduation. Firstly, you can select from the type of categories:
- Masters Degree
- Professional Courses (Including International certifications)
- PG Diploma Courses
- PG Certificate Courses
In each category, you can further explore a variety of course options.

I am presuming that you want to take up B.Com or BBA. If you have studied the commerce stream in class 11th and class 12th, then Maths is not compulsory. However, if you are from the Science or Humanities stream, then Maths is compulsory.

Hello, In my point of view, you should join any accounts class or Taxation class to get the basic knowledge of taxation. And after that, you should register for ICWAI and start the classes for ICAWI. Thanks.

Hi Shreya,
You can compare both the colleges by visiting this webpage and make a decision for yourself https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-87675.

Hi Sachin,
The cut-off list has not be declared yet. You can either contact the college for the information, or you can keep a tab on the official website of the institute to stay updated with the same http://www.hlcollege.edu/

Hi Archana,
Well, it is difficult to state that with such percentage, but you can surely wait for the 2nd cut off list for the admission in the college. Wish you Luck.

Hi Pejush,
If you are making a fresh change in your name, something that you have never done before, then yes it might be detrimental in many things. It will raise a conflict in your name in other documents. In such a case, either refrain from making such a change or make the same change in all other documents.

The chances of getting admission are good, however, you will still have to check the college itself.