Commerce

No, students from an Arts or Commerce background cannot pursue a BSc Radiology course. The programme requires candidates to have completed their 10+2 education in the Science stream with subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB).

Since Radiology is a medical and technical field, a strong foundation in Science is essential. Alternative options for Arts and Commerce students include healthcare management or medical imaging administration, which do not require a Science background.

ICSI conducts Company Secretary examination for the below mentioned levels -

Level 1: Company Secretary Executive Entrance Test (CSEET)

ICSI CSEET examination is conducted in four times in a year: January, May, July and November.

Level 2: CS Executive Examination

ICSI CS Executive examination is conducted twice in a year: June and December.

Level 3: CS Professional Examination

ICSI CS Profesional examination is conducted twice in a year: June and December.

Yes, Global College of Management, IT and Commerce offers a three-year BCA programme at the UG level. The course is spread across six semesters. Candidates who have completed Class 12 from a recognised board can apply for BCA. Admission to BCA is merit-based.

Candidates need to complete a minimum of Class 12 to apply for UG courses at School of Economics and Commerce, CMR University. The school has not specified any aggregate for UG programmes. However, 60% in Class 12 is a decent score and aspirants can get admission provided they also fulfil the selection requirements. Candidates need to pass CMRUAT for admission to UG courses.

Yes, it is possible to pursue a BSc course after completing 12th grade in the commerce stream. However, you may need to meet specific eligibility criteria, such as:

- Taking additional Science subjects (e.g., mathematics, statistics) as bridging courses

- Meeting the minimum percentage requirements for the BSc course

- Checking with the university or institution for their specific admission policies

Some popular BSc courses for commerce students include:

Bsc in Economics BSc in Statistics

BSc in Mathematics

- BSc in Computer Science

If you are in 11th std, you cannot take admission for any course at Bedekar College of Commerce because you do not have the eligibility to do so. The minimum eligibility criteria for UG courses, especially commerce-related courses, at this institute is 12th pass from a recognised board. So if you wish to  take admission at this institute, you need to pass your 12th class with good score so that you'll easily qualify in the merit and get the seat.

Utkal University, Bhubaneswar, gives weight to marks under the State Selection Management System (SAMS) for B.Com programme admission. A 10+2 pass with a 50% aggregate minimum is the required qualification for the candidates.Though individual CUET cutoffs are not stated for Utkal University, 2024-25 cutoffs can be verified on the SAMS Odisha website. The university also has a B.Com, and any UG course with Commerce as one of the core subjects is accepted. The fee for the course is Rs.15,000.

With 68% in 10th grade, you can think of a few junior colleges in Mumbai for the commerce stream. Some of them are Jashbhai Maganbhai Patel College of Commerce (Andheri West), where the cut-off is approximately 66-68%, Thakur College of Science and Commerce (Kandivali East) with a cut-off of 68-70%, and B.K. Birla College (Kalyan), which generally has a cut-off of 70-72%. As cut-offs change every year, it's better to visit the official websites of these colleges or call their admissions offices for the most recent information. You can also look for minority or management quota seats for greater admission chances.