B.Com

Yes, it is little expensive. It can cost you 50,000 rupees per year.

Yes, you can.
You can prepare for UPSC after classes in college.
Also, you can join coaching for it.

Following are some colleges that you can get admission into:
Shri Guru Gobind Singh College, Chandigarh
DAV college, Chandigarh
Dev Samaj College for Women, Chandigarh Goswami Ganesh Dutta SD College, Chandigarh
Government College, Sector-11, Sector-46, Chandigarh
Government College of Arts, Chandigarh
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Congrats on securing 81% in 12th. It does not matter whether you had maths in class 12th.
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You will definitely get admission, but you have to scores very well in SIBM exams and perform well in PI. You can definitely can get good percentile. All the best.

Hello Geet, you should first choose the institution like IIHM, and such and go for the entrance exams they require. Go for a good institution. And, if you have enough talent, then you can certainly have a great scope thereafter. Hope it helps. Good luck.

Firstly clear MAT/CAT/CMAT with good percentage. Then you can start applying to any of the institutes you like. IMIS is a good one. And also all the government affiliated universities will serve u well. Hope, it helps.

Placements:Poor placements as hardly 1 or 2 companies visit the campus like Genpact, which offer a package of around 2 lakhs PA. Though the college permits the students to take part in Delhi University's central placement cell which is a pool placement for all DU colleges. From the placement perspec