B.Com

Calls from IIMs are based on different parameters like CAT Percentile, Sectional Percentiles, class 10th, class 12th, Graduation marks, Work Experience. And No, you can't skip your graduation marks there.

Hi,
Actually, B.Com (Hons) requires a merit base marks, and an entrance exam is required for joining the college. All the college conduct exam, as per their condition, but mainly maths is required as a main subject to it.

For getting admission for 3 year law course at Allahabad University, you need to appear for LAT exam, which is conducted by the university. The LAT 2018 shall be held on 22nd May. The online application form is available, and the last date is May 7 or May 8. If you wish to apply don't be late.

Hi,
Firstly, you need to complete Bachelor's degree in order to opt for any Master's degree, be it MBA/PGDM M.Com M.Sc etc. Thereafter, for admission in IIM, you must write CAT in order to qualify for the interview rounds.

Hi. SRCC is considered the top most college in whole country to pursue commerce courses as your Bachelor's education. Only specialised hons courses are offered by this college like B.Com (Hons) economics hons, etc.
All the best.

FIRST SEMESTER-
Language: Kannada, Hindi, Additional English, Sanskrit, Tamil, Telugu / Malayalam English Financial Accounting Market Behaviour and Cost Analysis
Organisational Management Corporate Administration or Methods and Techniques for Decisions (Students can choose any one)
SECOND SEMESTER-
Language: Kannada, Hindi, Additional English, Sanskrit, Tamil, Telugu / Malayalam English Advanced Financial Accounting Marketing and Services Management
Indian Financial System Quantitative Analysis for Business Decisions - I Environmental Studies.

Christ College, Bangalore
Hansraj College, Delhi
Hindu College, Delhi
Mount Carmel College, Bangalore
RA Podar College of Commerce, Mumbai.

Dear NIkita,
Just try to appear both the examinations. This is because if you drop even a single paper it will be carried forward, thus leaving a mark on your score card. If it becomes a situation of choice than go for CA first. CA is equivalent to PG. Rather it is a statutory certification. It will REAP you more benefits as compared to B.Com. However, for B.Com you don't need to study separately. CA itself covers everything. I hope this would suffice. All the best and God Bless You.

In this paper, they will ask for your high school syllabus based MCQs. So, if you study your high school syllabus, you can easily clear that test.
Good luck.