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Tasbiya Khan

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Yes, increasingly so. Many top colleges have added electives like Business Analytics and Data Science alongside traditional commerce subjects. Placement drives regularly include consulting firms and banks, not just typical accounting recruiters. This shift means a commerce degree from Mumbai can realistically lead to careers well beyond conventional finance roles.

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Tasbiya Khan

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There are about 12 top ranked Commerce colleges in Mumbai, according to India Today 2026. Out of these, 7 are private colleges, and 1 is owned by government institutions. Some of the colleges are Narsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics, Mithibai College, K J Somaiya College of Arts ad Commerce, and KC College.

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Raj Priya

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Candidates can check below the total tuition fee of Dr DY Patil Arts, Commerce and Science courses: 

 Course 

Total Tuition Fee  

 BSc

 INR 1.7 lakh- 4.4 lakh 

 BBA

INR 2.6 lakh- 2.8 lakh 

 MSc

 INR 87,700- 2.4 lakh 

 MA

 INR 32,900- 82,700

 BVoc

 INR 84,600- 1.6 lakh 

BA

INR 61,200

BCom

INR 70,500

PG Diploma 

INR 25,900

MCom

INR 55,300

Note: This is taken from the official sources. It can change.

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Raj Priya

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Candidates wishing to get admission in Dr DY Patil Arts, Commerce and Science should have obtained at least 50% marks (45% marks in case of candidates belonging to reserved category as per Maharashtra state government rules) in the qualifying examination.

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K Bhaskar Srinivas Rao

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Yes, students from non-commerce backgrounds can pursue an MBA at PIBM Guwahati. The programme welcomes graduates from diverse disciplines such as Engineering, Science Arts Commerce and Humanities. 

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Raj Priya

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Yes, admission is ongoing at Dr. D Y Patil Arts, Commerce & Science College in Pune for the academic year 2026. Applicants willing to get admission must fulfil the eligibility criteria and apply online on the official website of college. 

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Raj Priya

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Yes, candidates can take direct admission in Dr. D.Y. Patil Arts, Commerce and Science. Direct and provisional admissions are open for various undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. Admission is offered based on merit in last qualifying exam. 

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Rashmi Karan

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Students from arts, science, or commerce streams can easily apply for the LNCT University BA LLB degree. The eligibility rules only require a 10+2 passing certificate with valid qualifying marks. The interdisciplinary structure seamlessly bridges general subjects with legal education.

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Rakshit Prabhakar

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Indus University is a solid choice for pursuing a PhD in Commerce through the Indus Institute of Management Studies. The university strongly emphasise on original research & strict anti plagiarism policies. Students benefit from an experienced faculty panel that provides research guidance.

University facilitates career growth through active academic collaborations & global exposure.

Campus offers modern research labs & library resources necessary for doctoral work.

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Based on my experience, students trust GIBS Bangalore because the college focuses on helping you grow, not just helping you complete a course.

What I liked was that we got a good mix of academics and practical learning. There were workshops, internships, industry interactions, guest sessions, and different activities throughout the program, so learning never felt limited to the classroom.

The faculty were supportive, and there was always guidance whenever we needed it. Over time, I could see myself becoming more confident and learning skills that were useful during placements and in my career.

That's probably why many students have a good

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