Commerce

You need to have passed 12th for admission in B.Com (Honors). .

Courses like B.Com (pass), B.A. And political Science honors, foreign language courses, media courses are there for commerce without mathematics and they require boards percentile not entrance.

Yes, you could join Indian Army, recruitment will be made with various qualifications as eligibility I.e, Bachelor degree, +2, etc. So, kindly checkout for the post or job you wish to apply for and clear that exam.
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Yes, you can become a pilot even if you are from the commerce stream. You can clear the 12th class mathematics and physics from NIOS board. Although the pilot course might be expensive for the commerce background students as they first need to clear physics and mathematics and then pursue the course.

Without mathematics in you PUC commerce, you can go for B.Com BCA CA and other courses which require minimum maths but remember that is BCA you must study maths.

In my opinion, you can get a good college, as your percentage is good.

Hello,
After B.Com, there are many opportunities like Civil services entrance exams like UPSC, SSC, IBPS, Banks etc. & many state governmental exams!

See the college website & check the eligibility. If you are eligible, then you can go ahead & apply.

It's natural to be confused at this stage, choosing a course from a wide range of option is not easy. You must first figure out your interest and aptitude. If I may suggest take a psychometric test to analyze your skill set. As for relevancy, after commerce 12th, a Bachelor degree majors in finance and accounting is the most relevant. You may also want to check hospitality programs, entrepreneurship courses, sales and marketing international business or you may have entirely different interests as design, journalism etc. Figure out what you like firstly.

Hi, You check Bachelor degree programs in commerce, finance and accounts which are relevant. If you have other interest you may check accordingly. Entrepreneurship, hospitality, business management etc. are some more options. You may have other interests.