B.Com

55 is a very low percentage for a degree course, but you can check out for PG Diploma courses. And a lot depends on your IELTS scores as well, so try to score more than 6.5 band in IELTS. .

Hi Simarjeet,
Most universities in Canada do not accept a three year Bachelors degree and top ones require at least 75%. You will still find some options suitable for your profile. Kindly, write to studyabroad@shiksha.com or our Canada expert anamika.saxena@shiksha.com for university selection and application assistance. This is a free of cost service.

If you score between 95 and 100 percent marks, then you can get admission in DU to pursue B.Com.

In B.Com, the admissions are purely on merit basis, as there are no separate admission tests so you will get admission only according to your score in 12th.

You need to study maths till class 12th if you want to pursue B.Com. Logical thinking also plays a very big role in B.Com.

It depends upon college to college, they may take you or they may not. You can try Indus Business Academy, Bangalore for that.

Yes, you can start preparing for BPSC. Follow the website of BPSC to know more details about selection, papers and procedures/preparation. You can select papers or your subjects on the basis of your interest and inclination.

As a commerce graduate, if you are looking a job then try to pursue following courses.
(a) CAT i.e certificate in account technician from ICMAI or ICAI.
(b) Advance Diploma in computer application in finance and accounts from recognized training institutes.
(c) PGDFM from NISM or NSE.
If you want to continue your study, you may pursue CA or CMA.