B.Com

A candidate must have passed 10+2 or HSC exam from a recognized board. (60% minimum)
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Hello Hajira,
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I don't think so because the cut-off for this course is very high. It is about 97%.

Hi Shivam,
You can refer to The Perfect Study Resource for B.Com Entrance Exam. This book is more than sufficient for the preparation.

Dear Mr. Samdani, first check with your son what he is interested in. Second, B.Tech is a professional degree and is going to have more value than B.Com. Third, make your son go for integrated B.Com-MBA, so that later he does't have to run for admission for MBA. There are many good universities like

Dear Yashojeet, try for those universities that conduct their own test for admission. Good universities like LPU, SRM, etc. Conduct their own test for admission. These worldclass universities offer conducive environment for studies along with modern facilities for students. When you will check the p

Hi Harshvardhan!
There is no entrance test for admission in B.Com Honors. The admission will be based on merit, i.e., on the marks that you secured in 10+2. The cut-off is generally around 90 percent in this college.