B.Com

Hi Ankita,
Please see the seat reservation at St Xavier College and related information here http://xaviers.edu/main/index.php/bcomintroduction

Usually the cutt off is above 90% and your % would be too low to GET the admission in st. Xavier college Mumbai soo sry unfortunately ur chances in dat clg would be low .btw uhh also try in some another clgs tooo .sooo don't waste ur tym more also refer some other clg .as per my opinion uhh uhh should continue ur study in delhi bcoz here uh find some reputed clg as well .

Hi Anureet,
Here is the eligibility criterion for B.Com Hons in Techno India University:
Candidate must have passed 10+2 with any stream (Commerce / Science / Arts) from recognized board.
Candidates who have appearing / appeared in class 10+2 can also apply.

Hi!
Yes, if you're passionate about fashion design, I don't see any harm in switching the career. In fact, fashion is a highly competitive industry and talented designers are always in great demand.
You can see a list of top design colleges here- https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/ranking/top-fashion-design-colleges-in-india/94-2-0-0-0

Hi Sadaf,
Please mention the college/university where you wish to take admission.

Hi Ritesh,
The fee information has not been disclosed by the college. I would advise you to connect with the college directly for the right information.

Hi Kaushik,
The query can only be answered by Nagpur University. I would advise you to connect with the concerned authorities of the university to GET your doubts cleared.

Hi Admit,
The cut-offs vary every year. It follows the rules of demand and supply. Greater the applications of students with a higher score, greater will be the cut-off. I won't be able to give you absolute figures of cut off for each year but I'll give you a general idea. The cut off for ISC students for B.Com Morning is around 92-94% while for Evening it's generally 0.5-2% higher than morning's cut off. For CBSE, the cut offs are around 1-2% higher than ISC. For WB board, it is much lower at around 85%-87%.
If you had Maths/B. Maths/Stats and English as your mandatory subjects, you are eligible.

Hi Vyom,
If you want to pursue higher education, you should pursue a full-time course like M.Com MBA-finance, CA or CMA. Pursuing an online, correspondent or short term course after B.Com will not help you in career enhancement and growth.