Commerce

A BA degree from Dr DY Patil Arts, Commerce, and Science  opens the door to various jobs in government departments and organisations (both Central and State). Pursuing a BA course equips students with many employability skills, such as critical thinking, research, writing, and strong communication. All these skills come in handy at various government jobs. The below table contains some of the job profiles for students to pursue after completion of a BA:

Yes, a commerce student can apply for certificate course at Quest Institute of Knowledge. Candidates must complete Class 12 in any stream whether Commerce, Arts or Science for getting for admission in the institute. You must submit all the required documents to apply for admission.

You can give various exams after 12th class commerce such as SSC, banking, railway, state level examinations, postal department and defence sector.

You might get little problem if you have not studied Physics and chemistry in class 11th and 12th as the first year of BCA would have Engineering Physics and Chemistry, however if you are so keen into doing it then I can suggest GL Bajaj for it. You can pursue your BCA then MCA for masters from here as MCA placements are better than B.Tech students and yes there are options for specialization so you can opt for AI and ML too.

Yes, you can apply for B.Sc. Computer Science (Hons.) at DU with your commerce background, only if you studied Mathematics in Class 12. 

Subjects you can take in CUET for DU:

1 Language (from CUET List A)

Mathematics or Applied Mathematics

Any two domain subjects from Section II (Computer Science, Physics, Chemistry, or Economics)

Of course, Psychology is a subject for which courses are offered in various types. If you have passed Class 12 with the Arts or Commerce stream, you can opt for a BA, BA (Hons.), BVoc, or even a BBA in Psychology. If you really want to study Psychology, it is not mandatory to be a Science student. Psychology is a vast domain, and it does not apply only to Clinical Psychology.

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As, my brother is from a commerce background, I can answer this for you from his side. In the commerce stream after 10th, students typically study the following core subjects:

1. Accountancy
2. Business Studies
3. Economics
4. Mathematics or Informatics Practices (optional in some schools)
5. English (compulsory language subject)
6. Additional Subject – like Hindi, Entrepreneurship, Physical Education, or Computer Science.

To be eligible for BCA at ISB&M College of Commerce, candidates must have to qualify Class 12 with 40% marks for general category and 35% for reserved category. English must be one of the subjects passed. The college also conducts an online interview for all eligible candidates. 

ISB&M does not offer direct admissions. The selection to their UG courses, such as BBA and BBA (CA), is based on merit and entrance exams like MAH CET. Candidates need to qualify for the entrance exam and then participate in the personal interview round.