Commerce

Candidates who have passed the Class 12 examination from CBSE/ ISCE/ ISC with a minimum of 60% aggregate can eligible to apply for the School of Economics and Commerce, BML Munjal University BCom (Hons) programme. 

Candidates with IB Diploma awarded by (IBO ) Geneva, 24 points with 3 subjects at HL and 3 subjects at Standard Level (SL) can also apply. For Cambridge/lGCSE examinations and examinations of the approved British Examination bodies a minimum of five subjects including English at the O Level and three subjects at the A Level is required.

No, it is seen that studying Commerce in India is quite affordable because most of the colleges have an average tuition fee of less than INR 1 lakh. The best Commerce colleges in India in different fee ranges are mentioned in the table below -

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For admission to a BSc course at the NIMS Institute of Management and Commerce, aspirants must meet the course-specific eligibility requirements. The aspirants who are Class 12 or equivalent exam pass from a recognised board are eligible for admission. Additionally, the qualifying exam should have been passed with the prescribed minimum aggregate. The eligible students can proceed with the application formalities. 

NIMS Institute of Management and Commerce, NIMS University admit candidates to the MBA programmes on a merit-basis. The selection is done based on performance in the last qualifying exam, i.e., bachelor's degree course. Furthermore, the aspirants must also fulfil the course-specific eligibility requirements. Candidates who have passed a valid UG degree course with at least 50% aggregate (45% for reserved category candidates) can apply. 

No, no teaching experience is required for applying for B.Ed in commerce. The training of teaching is provided in B.Ed course itself.

After completing Class 12 with Commerce stream, you can appear for many competitive exams, some of which are listed below: 

• CLAT
• CUET UG 
• SET
• IPU CET
• AIMA href="https://www.shiksha.com/bba/nmims-npat-exam">NMIMS NPAT
• AIMA UGAT

Yes, as a third-year Bachelor of Commerce student, you are eligible to take the B.Ed CET exam in Maharashtra. According to the eligibility criteria for the Maharashtra B.Ed CET, candidates must have completed a Bachelor's degree with a minimum of 50% marks (45% for reserved categories) in any discipline, which includes Commerce. There is no maximum age limit, and candidates can apply regardless of their age. Additionally, those appearing for their final year exams are also eligible to apply. Therefore, you can proceed with your application for the B.Ed CET exam without any issues related to your current academic status.

The Global Centre for Entrepreneurship and Commerce, also abbreviated as GCEC, offers a few seats under its MBA program. While it usually takes about 60 to 120 intakes for the MBA programme annually, the batch intake will vary with every year, and also depend upon the specializations undertaken within a particular year. Small batches ensure that personalized attention to students is always made available by the college. For the most accurate and recent information on the number of seats available, it can be obtained from the global center's official website or in its admissions office.

The fees at DPM's Shree Mallikarjun College of Arts and Commerce for B.Com is around INR 4,590 as a total for three years. A graduate from here can expect a salary anywhere between INR 2.5 to 4 Lacs per annum. Depending upon the skills and the job profile, it could vary. The college strives to provide a holistic education with scope for co-curricular activities, which most likely would enhance employability. Although specific statistics may differ for placement, the college seeks to better equip students to pursue commerce and related fields.