Commerce

Whether you have done your school with arts or humanities or science, you are free to choose the BBA programme. BBA is the most popular and well-known courses among the students. It has a vast area of specializations (in MBA). Many of colleges and universities are offering the BBA programme as regular or distance learning education. Students can pursue this course full-time or distance mode. The value of full-time course is considered more over the distance mode.

There is no problem in choosing these subjects. But it is better to have mathematics + commerce because commerce students face some problems in graduation if they don't have any knowledge of maths.

You can go for subject based Diploma courses like economics honors and other honors courses.

For studying abroad you should fill in the forms for IELTS and TOEFL. You can apply in University of Delhi, University of Mumbai, etc. for different courses.

You can apply for the central counselling.

Hi,
Sharing with you the official link of UGC NET which has detailed information about the syllabus for the 2018 exams.
https://www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.ugcnetexam.co.in/ugc-net-commerce-syllabus.html&ved=2ahUKEwiU7IakibfbAhVWU30KHQ88BFMQFjABegQIBxAB&usg=AOvVaw06zbDa2f1ogUIIuzm_sXHZ

Basically, your question is not clear. Still what I interpret is you are from commerce background and you want to go for B.Com along with some specialisation in taxation. So this can be done on your part. B.Com as for graduation is meant for commerce people interested in accounting and taxation and on that if you go for some specialisation in taxation that is going to be a good combination. You can also prepare for government exams of income tax authorities.

Yes, BBA aviation is the right field of choice to settle in the aviation industry. It is growing sector and will fetch you job if you work hard during your academics. It is suggested to pursue BBA in aviation in order to work in airports as a staff.

Hi,
I see that a graduate should have a UG certification from a recognised board with 55% aggregate percentage to qualify for OpenMAT just check if there is any alternative way of admission. It may accept admissions based on experience letter from a company you worked for over a certain period of time.