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New answer posted•7 years ago
SIDHARTH GUPTA
7 years ago
No, it's quite difficult to get B.Com with this percentage. You can also take BBA as your 2nd option and also fill the form for B.Com and wait. If you have some special category then it's possible.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Roshni Choudhary
7 years ago
Yes, if you clear the cutoff you are eligible. As you will be changing your stream there will be a deduction of 2.5 per cent in your best 4 subjects. After that, if you clear the cutoff then you can do it as you had math as well.

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shaniya salahuddin
7 years ago
You can apply AIMA UGAT (under graduation aptitude test) for B.Com BBA BCA. Good luck.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
shaniya salahuddin
7 years ago
No this is not possible without maths.Some universities provide you without maths admission but in 2nd year of BCA maths is compulsory so you're not eligible.
Good luck.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Sharath H Aithal
7 years ago
No. Not necessary, it would just be an advantage. You can study any subject before choosing B. Com but mathematics is a compulsory subject necessary.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
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7 years ago
Government colleges have admission on merit based on 12th board marks and that changes every year. It is different for different states every year. You should go through the previous trends of cutoff for the required course. Also, check if you've any reservation.

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Juhi Bansal
7 years ago
Hello,
In my point of view, you should go with BA in economics because economic has many options. There are many course after graduation in economic. actuarial science, Indian economics services, law, economics and its related disciplines.
Financial economics
Labour Economics
Agricultural Economics
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