Commerce

1100 above. It will be easy to join Loyola College and admission fill in online only.

There are many options in commerce stream such as:
CA
CMA
CS
B.Com LLB
BBA
B.Com
BBM
BCA
BCM
If you want, you can change your stream. Also, after 12th, you can take admission for B.A also.
If you are interested in doing course such as
Fashion Designer
Interior designer
Photography
Media
You can do this also after your 12th commerce.

If you qualify Delhi university. Entrance exam. Your class 12th percentage are good enough to take admission in DU. Now, you should focus on Delhi University entrance exam. You only can get admission after qualifying entrance exam. Good luck.

If you have 75% marks in class 12th, you can get admission in SRCC, LSR, du etc.

Hi Sunil,
You should give priority to the course in which you have interest. Every stream is good and has wide scope in future. They both have their own pros and cons. Aim what you want to be and then select a course accordingly.

If you love mathematics, statistics to be precise, then go for commerce. If that's not your thing then stick to arts and later you get specialisation in fashion industry or media, etc. World is open these days and you have opportunities for everything but do remember to go for a specialisation once you get your degree done to prove your worth in the real time world economies.

Hi Abha,
Yes, there are many other universities that offer distance learning courses in B.Com other than DU. Best ones include:
1. Delhi University
2. Annalmalai University, Directorate of Distance Education
3. University of Mumbai
4. Karnataka State Open University
5. Punjab University
6. Tamil Nadu Open University

No, they didn't the affiliation for aviation.

Fee structure for a B.Sc course in D.G. Ruparel College of Arts, Science & Commerce is mentioned below:
Yearly Fee: 8000 INR
Program Total: 24000 INR (Tuition Component)
Regards.

Hi Venkatesh,
No, there is no entrance exam that needs to be qualified for admission in M.S. Ramaiah College of Arts, Science and Commerce. The admission will be merit-based, i.e., your class 12th score will be taken into consideration while deciding your admission.