Commerce

Eligibility Criteria (Qualifying Exam)
Pass with 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with English or equivalent, subject to qualifying LPU NEST. For a candidate, who has not studied English as a subject, the condition of English may be waived off provided the candidate in his qualifying exam has studied in English medium. (5% relaxation to North-East states and Sikkim candidates or Defence Personnel and their Dependents or Wards of Kashmir Migrants). .

In Canada the CGPA is calculated in scale of 3 so combined 11 and 12 th mark your score should be more than 2 for getting a good college for BBA in Canada
Extra curricular plays a very important role in admission process as it will increase your chances of acceptance in the university and you should provide proof of all the Certificate and help you to get scholarship.

You have passed with good grades. You can opt for BBA as you can get wide range of option to explore as it determines each section of BBA to you and you can choose any one specific specialisation in which you want to do MBA. So opt for BBA as you can have choice and make wise decision and find your interested domain.

Hi Rajashekhara, the fee structure at MIT First Grade College for M.Com is around INR 15000 annually so for full course duration, fees would be around INR 45000 for 3 years.

Hi Rachana, the fee structure at MIT First Grade College for M.Com is around INR 25,000 annually, for full course duration, the fees would be around INR 50,000.

Hi Atul, the fee structure at Sh. Cap. V. P. Singh Samark Degree College for B.Com is around INR 17500 annually and the fee structure is quite reasonable, affordable and self-financed.

Hi Farheen, the fee structure at Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose College for M.Com is around INR 61000 annually.

Hi Kaveri, the fee structure at Vidya Vikas First Grade College for M.Com is around INR 1,60,000 first year fees and second year fees would be around INR 60000. If you need hostel facility, the fees would be around INR 5000 per month.

Yes, you can with sports quota.

Hi,
It's completely normal to panic during exams, and there's barely anything you can do when you're zoning out unintentionally. Although it might feel disappointing when the results come out, make sure that you're not too hard on yourself. It is just an exam and you'll do better next time. Even if you've not done well for your boards, you can always write the supplementary tests after the publishing of the results. Make sure you give it your best try the next time that is all that counts.