B.Com

You can directly go for the Master’s degree, but there are few reputed colleges who may ask you to take a six months foundation year course for the same.

That's a good choice Rajat. Traveling is a part of tourism. It has good prospect for job. There are numbers of courses available which will give you a lot of pleasure. It includes holiday representative, tour manager, tourism officer, tourist information Centre manager, travel agency manager, event

Hello,
I doubt your eligibility for admission in a Canadian university, a three year degree is not easily accepted, also the desired program needs related education background and work experience. You should still check the university’s websites for entry requirements such as University of British Co

Yes, Mathematics is compulsory for B.Com (Hon.) even for students in Telangana. It'll be helpful in the future if you have good math skills. If you face any difficulty in Math subject then you should get help now. Find good tutors who can help you solve Math problems on your own.
If you want to save

ou can think of these courses with your graduation in B.Com programme :
Mutual fund research
Stock Market
Soft skills training
Foreign language
Digital marketing
Coaching for Bank exam
Certified Financial Planner
So choose the field according to your interest and caliber.
All the best!

Eligibility Of the Bachelor of Commerce [B.Com]
The basic eligibility for admission to any of the B.Com. programs is a pass in Higher Secondary School Examination with Maths and English as core subjects. However, different universities release cut offs. Cut offs largely depend on the performance of s

You can do B.Com Honours after 12th. Basic maths is needed to clear the B.Com exams.

Hi Aman, if you have passing grades and meet admission requirements then there is no response why you cannot study.Study well, you have to take the IELTS or TOEFL . Firstly decide what to study, its your personal interest and only you will know what you like and what you want to be in future. If yo

If you apply under SPP, they accepts not more than 8 backlogs. For non SPP colleges 55% marks is not easily acceptable. You can email some colleges and get in touch with the college representatives and see what you can do.