B.Com

Going by the past years trends you have a very fair chance of getting a good college with this percentile ( if this is your best of 4 percentage).

Keep up with the cut off lists and I'm sure you'll get a very good college.

If this is not your best of 4 percentile, calculate the same under the DU guidelines and if that percentage is above 93 94 % you'll get a good college as seen in the previous years.

General category cutoffs are usually closed at 90% if you don't have maths in the mites of a reduction of 2 to 5% and it for next year in various colleges if you get selected you will get relaxation of 10 to 15% marks in required and you will get the admission so go for it

Visit the website of the Madras University you can see the admission forms will be available for some limited time unlimited seems will be available and you can apply by providing all the necessary details required also check the university guidelines whether they will provide any other language instead of Tamil in B.Com distance education or not

The highest CUET cut-off mark for enrollment at DU often falls between 650 and 700. The college and course that your daughter picks could, however, alter this. B.Com (Hons), Economics (Hons), and English (Hons) are a few examples of prominent degrees with higher cut-offs. To enrol in these courses, aim for a CUET score between 700 and 750.

CMS College Of Science And Commerce Fees & Eligibility are:

B.Sc- 36,000 (1st Year Fees) 10+2

M.Sc- 36,000 (1st Year Fees) Graduation

B.Com- 36,000 (1st Year Fees) 10+2

BBA- 36,000 (1st Year Fees) 10+2

BA -36,000 (1st Year Fees) 10+2

BCA -36,000 (1st Year Fees) 10+2

Yes! GRE is open to all. As far as courses are concerned, it depends on the university abroad. Some prefer the GRE whereas the other prefer GMAT

The college you get will depend on a lot of factors like your category, whether you are general, SC, ST, OBC etc. It will also depend on whether you are from Delhi or outside Delhi. For B.Com (Hons.), the cut off for applicants from Delhi is expected to be 8758 and for those from outside Delhi is expected to be 4260. If you are from Delhi, you can expect to get good colleges from IPU. But if you are from outside Delhi, then you are in the borderline. But even then, you can get good colleges in the 2nd or 3rd round. 

Candidates seeking admission to BCom (Hons) at Hindu College must have completed their Class 12 with the following subject conditions:

• Combination 1: Any one language from List A along with one among Mathematics/ Applied Mathematics + Any two subjects out of which at least one should be from List B1 OR
• Combination 2: Any one Language from List A along with one among Accountancy/ Book Keeping + Any two subjects out of which at least one should be from List B1

Final merit is subject to the scores obtained by the students in their CUET exam.  

Yes, students seeking admission to BCom (Hons) at Hindu College must have completed their Class 12 with the below subject conditions:

• Combination 1: Any one language from List A along with one among Mathematics/ Applied Mathematics + Any two subjects out of which at least one should be from List B1 OR
• Combination 2: Any one Language from List A along with one among Accountancy/ Book Keeping + Any two subjects out of which at least one should be from List B1

Final merit list which is released by the college is created subject to the scores obtained by the students in their CUET exam.