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8 years ago
Yes, you are eligible for it. Minimum 55% is required for the same and fees varies from college to college. Choose the university as per your interest.

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Which are the top B.Com (H) government colleges in Gwalior?

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Asked by Faraz
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Can I pursue B.Com or BBA with 64% in class 12th (commerce)?

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Asked by Simran
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8 years ago
Yes, you can definitely pursue B.Com or BBA after your 12th. Which one to choose would depend upon your area of interest. If you are interested in managing accounts you may go for B.Com as it is the base for the same and if you are interested in management then you can go for BBA indeed.

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What is the fee of HA College of B.Com course?

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Asked by Gaurav
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8 years ago
Hi Divya,
Yes, you can get admission in Shivanath Shastri College for B.Com (H) as the minimum marks required are 50% in class 12th.

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8 years ago
Hi Rohit,
Yes, the syllabus of both are similar but in B.Com general, the subjects are taught as an overview while in B.Com (Hons) the subjects are taught in detail. You can also choose your specialisation subject in B.Com (Hons) which cannot be done in B.Com general. As far as teaching is concerned,

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8 years ago
Hi Jasmine,
You will have to apply for the M.Com course again in this case. Also, you can contact the concerned authorities of your college to know if there is a special provision for you to continue the course.

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