B.Com

IHCTM has been offering Diploma in Air Cargo and Courier Management since 1993.

No, you cannot apply. You need to be graduated in computer application degree in Bachelors / under graduation.

Yes, you are eligible to pursue MBA in SCM. No one will care how you studied or completed graduation. But, college will consider your marks only, so go ahead.

It is not about the graduation. MBA is such a platform, where you can add perk to your qualification. It is up to your hard work. It is obvious, you have to study hard as you need starts from the basic, but it is up to your focus.

Yes, you can do M.Com along with ICWAI. Only while taking admission, you have to give a declaration in a prescribed form to the institute.

Hi Diya,
There is no such course in St. Xavier's College. It is a stand alone course of B.Com and is not an integrated course. Also, the CS course is conducted only by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India.

Hi Pejush, These are some of the great colleges in India for pursuing entrepreneurship:
1. XLRI, Jamshedpur
2. Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India (EDI), Gandhinagar
3. D Y Patil, Mumbai University (Mumbai)
4. Delhi Business School (Delhi)
5. IIM-Bangalore
6. IIPM (Delhi)
7. S. P. Jain Institute of Management & Research (SPJIMR), Mumbai
8. Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS), Mumbai
9. Xavier Institute of Management & Entrepreneurship (XIME), Bangalore
10. Amity Business School, Noida.

Most of the top mass communication colleges in India conduct their own entrance exams to shortlist candidates for admissions. Some of the popular entrance exams one should consider giving in order to secure admissions in good mass communication colleges are mentioned in the link provided below:
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/articles/top-mass-communication-entrance-exams-conducted-in-india-blogId-11372.

Hi Anushka. It is best that you start your CS alongwith graduation. Managing both CS syllabus and graduation studies is a bit challenging, but can be managed with ease, once started. If you are planning of doing the same with MBA, the task would be a bit more challenging. The only benefit you derive starting CS after graduation is that you don't have to appear for the foundation exam. Think and act wisely. Feel free to revert. All the best!