B.Com

Hey,
You can check expected SRCC cut of :-
1.B. Com. (Hons.)
&
2.BA. (Hons.) Economics
Unreserved (UR)1.99-100%2.99-100%
Economically Weaker Section (EWS)
1.97-99%
2.98-100%
Other Backward Caste (OBC)
1.98-100%
2.98-100%
Scheduled Caste (SC)
1.98-99%
2.99-100%
Scheduled Tribe (ST)
1.97-99%
2. 98-100%
Persons with Benchmarked Disabilities (PwBD)
1.96-98%
2.98-100%
Kashmiri Migrants (KM)
1.95-97%
2.98-99%

you must have a score of minimum 75% in your 10+2 from a certified board

You can do your B.Com from correspondence or any regular college as the syllabus for both is almost same one can pursue B.Com and CA simultaneously but do your B.Com from a college where there is flexibility for attendance.

Yes, it is possible. You can do your B.Com from correspondence or any regular college, as the syllabus for both is almost same, one can pursue B.Com and CA simultaneously.

Yes, it is possible, you can do your B.Com from correspondence or any regular college as the syllabus for both is almost same, one can pursue B.Com and CA simultaneously.

No, in Nirmla College, you will get B.Com only.

Cpt and ipcc were in the old course, in the new course, you have three levels
-The first is CA foundation
-The second is CA intermediate
-and the third is CA final
as you have completed your B.Com you can directly appear in intermediate
After clearing intermediate you can apply for articleship, generally the articleship period is around 2 years.

SRCC expected Cutoff -2022
B. Com. (Hons)
1.Unreserved (UR)
99-100%
2.Economically Weaker Section (EWS)
97-99%
3.Other Backward Caste (OBC)
98-100%
4.Scheduled Caste (SC)
98-99%
5.Scheduled Tribe (ST)
97-99%
6.Persons with Benchmarked Disabilities (PwBD)
96-98%
7.Kashmiri Migrants (KM)
95-97

If you want to pursue B.Com and CA together, you can do your B.Com from correspondence and do your CA from ICAI
or you can pursue your B.Com from a good regular college also.

To pursue B.Com and CA together you can do B.Com from correspondence and do your CA
the syllabus for B.Com is same as CA
The eligibility criteria for CA final is you must be graduated from a certified university so its better to pursue B.Com with CA.