Commerce

Hi Rajesh, the eligibility criteria clearly says that one must have at least anyone of these following subjects: Maths, Business Maths & Stats only then one will be eligible. If you didn't have maths, no problem. If you had any of the other two, you are eligible to apply. For further details you can visit the following link:
http://sxccal.edu/admissions/SXCAdmission2018/UG8102/infoBCOM.htm.
All the best.

Hi,
You can opt for BCA if you are interested in computers & later do MCA then it'll be considered equivalent to a B.Tech degree. Moreover, you will be called a software engineer & programmer.
Best of luck.

For a general candidate, it seems difficult but you can go through to the below-given link of DU cut-off for 2017, you'll get some idea of 2018 cut-off:
http://www.du.ac.in/du/index.php?page=cut-off-2017
Hope this helps.

In long run, a doctor will earn more.

Yes, you are eligible for this entrance as the eligibility for B.Com is to pass in (10+2) from a recognised board or equivalent to it. Yes, a commerce student can apply for B.Com degree. You have to wait for the cutoffs and even some colleges prefer direct admission or spot counselling, so be aware for them from time to time. Good Luck.

Hi Lovenya,
There are number of courses you can opt for your Bachelors. It totally depends on which field you are interested and passionate about. You can go for BBA B.Com B.A. Journalism and mass communication, B.Ed B. Des, and much more. You may first clear your interest then I will be there for you to help you more. All the best.

Hi Bhavesh,
Any given day, Delhi College of Arts & Commerce is better than rest of the colleges for B.Com. It comes under Top ranked colleges in India. All the best.

Hi Pradeep, Well it is difficult to crack St. Xavier's College with 65.23%. You can still wait for cut off to come for the college. Regards.

You don't need any particular field for that. There is no such preference.

No, there no such benifits like extra percentage or something. The only plus point is you are eligible for more courses than other students without maths. No other benefits of passing 12th with maths. Course like B.Com (Hons).