Commerce

Yes most of them are open. You can get the details from the website of the university pages and prospectus.

You can surely apply in this college for BCA admission. There are no any special subject criteria to take admission in this course. Every stream students can apply for BCA. It is a three year degree course.

Top colleges for BCA in Mumbai are:
Mithibai College
KJ Somaiya College of Arts and Commerce
St. Xavier's College
Jai Hind College
Wilson College
Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics
Lala Lajpat Rai College of Commerce and Economics
Rizvi College of Arts, Science and Commerce.

Candidates from any stream from a recognized institute will be eligible for BCA admissions.

You have no restriction whether you are from Science, commerce or humanities. It is open for all. For getting admission in criminology there is two way either you can get admission in Bachelor or after completing Bachelor in any subject you can do your master in Criminology.

Indian students who have a penchant for commerce and related subjects, and want to make a career in it can study in Canada for their Bachelors or Masters. Various courses and specialisations in commerce that Indian students can choose from at Canadian universities include: Accounting. Mathematics.

Some major industries where commerce graduates can find jobs are Banking, Accounts, Insurance, Management, Investments and many others. You can be a part of the corporate world as the analyst, executive, banker, Sr. executive or manager. There are a lot of job opportunities in the commercial field.

You can consider following:
Christ University
Narsee monjee college of commerce economics
Mithibai college of arts, Chauhan institute of Science and amrutben jivanlal college of commerce economics
Madras Christian college.

It depends on the policies and guidelines of individual colleges in Mumbai. Generally, admission to FYJC Commerce in Mumbai is based on the marks obtained by students in the Class 10th board exam. However, some colleges may give preference to students who have completed their education through the IGCSE curriculum. It is best to check with the specific colleges you are interested in for their admission criteria and policies.

No, business is a compulsory subject of B.Com you can't take it without business, but that business studies is totally different from th 12th syllabus, as you have already filled the form, then just wait for the reply from the NIOS.