B.Com

The cutoff percentage are calculated on the basis of overall subjects in HSC. As you said, you have 89%, then you have a chance to get admission in Mithibai College.

Hi,
Yes, you can get admission for B.Com at your given percentage. For more details, kindly specify the college. Regards.

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You may get admission there. Admission into the college is based on a cut off percentage specified by the college. Selection is on the basis of marks secured in the Senior Secondary High School Examination of the CBSE or an equivalent Board. As the number of seats is limited, eligibility does not guarantee admission. Classes begin in July. Kindly go through the link mentioned below to gain an understanding about the Cut offs:
http://www.kmcollege.ac.in/cut-Off-percentages.jsp
Note: There is a 1st cut off list and then followed by 6 of them for admission.

Yes, of course it is necessary to include Maths in best four in Shyam Lal College to pursue B.Com honours.

Hi Dipali,
Here is the eligibility criteria to pursue ICWAI course:
ICWA Foundation: To apply for this course, students must have passed class 10th or equivalent from any recognized institution or board. Candidates who have passed or appearing in class 12th are also eligible to apply. Candidates must have completed the age of 17 years. ICWA Intermediate: Students must have passed the Senior Secondary School Examination (10+2) and Foundation Course/ Graduation in any discipline other than fine arts. ICWA Final: You can apply for this course after qualifying the ICWA Intermediate course from the institution.

Your chances would be too high to get the admission.

1. Mathematics up to class 10th.
2. English
3. Logical reasoning
4. General awareness.

Hi Vanshika,
The interview is mainly meant to check your aptitude and suitability for the course. Unlike an entrance test, there are no specific set of questions that are asked in an interview. So read about the current affairs and be well prepared to share your basic knowledge of commerce. Also, keep a good introduction ready about yourself, your life experiences, why you want to opt for B.Com and what are your future goals