B.Com

There are many certification courses available in NSE website specially the NCFM. There is SEBI led NISM. Then, there are courses offered by BSE too. Also, in this course you'll find plenty of courses on stock markets, which can be taken on your own pace.

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As you are looking for admission in Ness Wadia College of Commerce for B.com, it is good you have scored 67.85 in HSC, but you even have gap of one year, so I would suggest you to visit the college office and can enquire about it, if there are any certain conditions regarding admission, as you ha

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As HSC results are declared. Application for admission in Ness Wadia College of Commerce has been started. You should apply in college, then on the basis of merit list, you will get to know. Merit varies on category.

B.Com Accountancy is a 3-year undergraduate program. It is career-oriented in nature that opens many opportunities for the students after its completion, for many roles like as Chief Accounting Officer, Finance Director, Audit Manager, etc. and in industries such as banks, educational institutions,

I wish to address the Second Segment of your question where you have said that you are unhappy with B.Com and feel you have chosen wrong path.
I wish to clarify one thing that there is no need to feel like this. Your doing B.Com has certainly benefited you. fact is that being NON PCM you could.not g

Of course, you can do MBA after B.Com. Many colleges may ask for your entrance exam scores. One of the best management colleges of India, IIM is in Ahmedabad. There are several other colleges too it all depends on your score and field in which you wish to pursue MBA.

The question is under the category of Mass Communication but I shall not be able to justify that B. M. is the all time best and can be winner in the comparison between this and B.Com. There are more options after B.Com. A Graduate of Commerce, good with Media Skills and Literacy can easily enter Med

The maximum cut-off is 94% and the minimum cut-off is 84%.

If here by haven't studied you mean that you had maths, but unable to score good marks, then you are eligible for pursuing B.Com (Hons). Most of the college's criteria require maths for getting admission in B.Com (Hons).