Colleges in Mumbai

80% is the cut off for GDPI call in Welingkar.

Rural management in Welingkar has good ROI. Average placement is around INR. 7.5 Lacs per annum.

If you wish to pursue a regular degree, you need to fulfil the attendance criteria. Else, you can join any distance university and pursue B.Com from there.

Yes, you do require a domicile, even though you have done all your basic education in Maharashtra. It will take only 10 to 15 days. You can approach an agent, but they will charge around Rs.6000. It is better to do it yourself and everything will get over within Rs.50 to Rs.100.

I personally believe that if one wants to pursue B.Com, then it is always advisable to pursue from a University recognised by UGC especially if there has to be a choice taken between the two as mentioned in the question, then University of Mumbai, Fort Campus is the best option. The Institute of Com

Open distance B.Com in Mumbai University: You have to study the whole syllabus, there are higher chances of getting failed. Exam centers are located in any direction (you might or might be not aware of it). Many of my friends failed and then later they joined the college. St Joseph's College of Comm

It totally depends on you if you want to attend class regularly you can and if you don't want to attend class, then there are so many options like distance MBA if you are doing job and not able to attend the classes.

Hello Rahul, some of the top DU colleges for B.Com(Hons.) are:-
1. Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC)
2. Hans Raj College
3. Hindu College
4. Sri Venkateswara College
5. Ramjas College
6. Delhi College of Arts and Commerce (DCAC).
You can also check this article to get a brief knowledge of these co