Class 12-Commerce

You can do B.Com, B.Com (Hons), CA, CS, BBA, BCA, Hotel Management, Fashion design, Humanities, Fine Arts etc. You can chose any based on your interests to excel in the field of your choice.

Hi Alisha, yes you can join. ICA for CIA (Certified Industrial Accountant) course can be pursued after completing your 12th standard.
I hope it helped.

Hi Ankur, you can literally pursue anything you want. If you want a job abroad firstly have a clear plan as to which jobs you want. Besides an academic qualification you must also have the skills and a good profile. Bachelor of Commerce, Accounts, Finance, Hospitality are some courses that can be opted by commerce students.
Best of Luck

There are ample amount of courses which you can pursue after 12th other than BBA and B.Com. Some of the courses are Architecture, Bioinformatics, Forensic sciences, Biotechnology, Interior designing, Pharmaceutical- B.pharm, Engineering, Hotel Management, Fashion Designing and many more. I can suggest you some top ranked universities like Delhi University, JNU, Lovely Professional University, Banaras Hindu University etc. you can browse website of these universities to know more details related to the course.

This is possible through Concurrent admission system. You can do two courses simultaneously , one at regular college and another at Distance / Colloaorative mode. Better do BCA as regular , as it is higly practical oriented course.
All the Best

Yes, you can complete, but you have to give all the exams in just one year.

No Maths is not required for simple B.Com. Do apply in as many courses you are interested in Delhi university so that you do not miss a chance to get admission. All the Best.

You would be required to appear for an entrance to be able to opt for a good college.

Sumeet, being a commerce student you can go for courses like B.Com, B.Com (H), B.Com (Prof.), Integrated B.Com-M.Com, BBA (with different specializations), BBA (H), Integrated BBA-MBA, B.Sc (Economics), CA, CS, ICWA, etc.
Integrated/ dual courses are more beneficial than simple/ pass courses.
There are many good universities that are offering these courses along with good placements. Some even are offering scholarships on basis of your previous qualification.
Good luck.