B.Com

Hi Aditya,
You have posted the same question several times. Anyway, answering it again for your help.
For applying to B.Com. and B.M.S. at St. Xavier's College (Park Street Campus), Maths / B.Maths / Stats is compulsory in +2 level for calculation of aggregate. However, for applying to B.Com. and B.

Hi Aditya,
Already answered your question. Anyway, telling you again for your help.
For applying to B.Com. and B.M.S. at St. Xavier's College (Park Street Campus), Maths / B.Maths / Stats is compulsory in +2 level for calculation of aggregate. However, for applying to B.Com. and B.M.S. at St. Xavier

Hi Aditya,
For applying to B.Com. and B.M.S. at St. Xavier's College (Park Street Campus), Maths / B.Maths / Stats is compulsory in +2 level for calculation of aggregate. However, for applying to B.Com. and B.M.S. at St. Xavier's University (New Town Campus), Maths/B.Maths/Stats is not compulsory in

Hi,
Eligibility for pursuing MBA in Aviation Management is that candidate must be a graduate with mandatory courses : BBA, B.Com, B.Sc. (Physics, Mathematics) , B.E. / B.Tech, BCA, candidates passed B.A. in Economics/ BISM are also eligible.
Admission is based on score obtained in CAT/ MAT/ XAT/ CMAT.

Hi Isha!
You can expect to get admission in Guru Nanak Institute of Management, Lingaya's Lalita Devi Institute, Kasturi Ram College, Chandraprabhu Jain College and Sant Hari Ram College in the first or second shift. If not in first counselling, you will surely get a seat in second counselling.

You need to score above 75% in your board examination as well as you should qualify any college entrance exam to take admission in B.Com.

Hi!
You have not mentioned which aviation job are you asking about. The aviation industry has a lot of career segments like a pilot, ground staff, airport management, cabin crew, aeronautical engineering and so on. Kindly mention which sphere of aviation you're interested in so that you can get a bet

Hi Samarth!
Generally, the top colleges in DU close their merit list at around 80% by the time they publish their 3rd cut-off list. The percentage has to be an aggregate of best 5 subjects.

Hi,
Yes you can but why you want to waste your 3 years. As you are already opting for integrated course then I would suggest you to go directly for this course after your 12th.