B.Com

No, you are not eligible to pursue automobile designing course after having completed your graduation from commerce stream.

After B.Com, yes, you can make a career in Psychology through the options available to you might be limited but there are few colleges which do offer courses in Psychology to students from the Non-Psychology background.
Masters in Counselling, Masters in Psychology(HRDM) are few courses available to

There isn't any relation among 12th marks and B.Com subject as you should also know it, then why are you thinking of so? If you have more marks in 12th you may repeat just like class improvement. Go through the subjects and your interest.

If I talk only about the best colleges then you need to score well in CAT. After this, you will have to clear the college interviews to get admission. Regarding preparation, you have to join good institutes and work hard.
All the best.

If you want to do CA, then I will suggest you to go for B.Com as it is related and you will find the similar subjects also. BBA is related to business administration. You will read about accounts, tax, finance, etc. in B.Com as well as in CA also.

It is not at all required to do graduation for pursuing company secretaryship course.
However, CS or any other course is not equivalent to a graduation degree, so for being a graduate you need to do b. Com
However, in no way is it mandatory to complete B.Com first. Graduation is just an add on which

For banking sector, higher side jobs, you have two option.
1- PO exams after that so many exams for higher position promotion sites.
2- MBA with finance and banking sector.

As per your query you may opt for a degree, diploma or even a certificate program in Airline Ticketing, the time span for these courses generally ranges from 2 or 6 months to duration of 1 year.
Eligibility for Airline Ticketing Course:
Candidates who have passed the 10th standard examination are elig

Hello Shubham,
Not at all, you need not worry about it. During the campus selection, companies give more importance to your interview process, overall performance (academic + Extra-curricular) during your two years' MBA program and your MBA entrance exam(s) and past academic scores (10th, 12th & B C