Commerce

B.Com. stands for Bachelor of Commerce. Generally a 3 years long course.B.B.A. stands for Bachelor of Business Administration. 3 years long course.B.M.S. stands for Bachelor of Management Science. 3 years long course.C.A. stands for Chartered Accountancy. Duration depends on how you take training and clear exams.Integrated Law course. Duration is 5 years. It is a combination of General Graduation course and L.L.B.B.B.S. stands for Bachelor of Business Studies. Course duration is 3 years.
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Dear Arjun,
After 12th in commerce there are various career opportunities such as,
If you got good % in 12th somewhere in 90's or so then my suggestion is to go for a regular B.com hons from DU, and then appear for CAT/SNAP/XAT for MBA during your final year of college.
If you failed to get good score in 12th then my suggestion is go for Graduation from correspondence and along with that go for professional course such as CA/CS/ICWA.
What you opt in graduation is entirely your wish as per your interest, but my recommendation is if you got 90% or + then opt for DU, and B.com Hons, otherwise if you still want to attend regular college with lesser %in 12 then opt for BBA from any recongnised private university of good reputation.
Good luck

Delhi University stated that mathematics wont be required for admission to the four year Bachelor with Honours course in Commerce from the 2013-14 academic session onward.
Till last year, most colleges were not accepting students in the Honours Programme of Commerce (B Com (Honours) without Mathematics. As a result, a large number of students who had pursued commerce without Mathematics in their class 12th were deprived of admission in different colleges.
Mathematics was not compulsory for just SC and ST category students but now the university has approved this for the general and OBC category students as well.
The students are hanging in between as the university has not published the additional eligibility criteria in the brochures. When inquired, the administration suggests the students to check the website and on the website it is published in the additional eligibility criteria that mathematics is compulsory for admissions in commerce.
The DU administration says that mathematics might have been made compulsory in the additional eligibility criteria sent by different colleges but the administration of the university has given instructions that mathematics will be taught in foundation courses, therefore, there is no need for have studied maths earlier.
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