B.Com

It is always favorable to attain above 80% in your boards to get into Loyola. Make sure you don't apply only for B.Sc Computer at Loyola, Apply for another course too. If you get into the other course, you can request a change of course later on but that is a huge process but possible.

DU and IP university have various colleges that have low fees. You can apply in the same.

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It depends on your area of interest and aptitude. If you like accounts and see yourself doing audit of a firm, CA is a very lucrative career. Many pursue CA with MBA (Finance) as well.
Pursuing CA sperately will not ensure admission in SRCC, only merit basis will.

It will depend on your interest areas and inherent strengths as a person.
If you are an outspoken person and like being outdoors meeting people then marketing should be preferred & if you are good in accounts then choose accounts & also explore CA.
If you like computers then it is better to pursue BCA

This dynamic, challenging and rewarding profession is awarded by Financial Planning Standards Board of India.
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Chartered accountancy, banking courses are good options after B.Com.

No, admissions are closed for this year.

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The eligibility criterion in a majority of universities for MA economics is BA economics or any other branch with economics as electives.