Commerce

Yes, School of Economics and Commerce, BML Munjal University offers sports scholarships to outstanding sports professionals. Under the scholarship, students get a waiver between 25% and 100% in the tuition fee depending upon state level, national level or international level participation. 

Yes, School of Economics and Commerce, BML Munjal University offers scholarship based on Class 12 score. A maximum of 100% waiver is offered to students on the tuition fee. Below is the criteria for scholarship based on Class 12 score:

Hi, SRCC emerged as the no. 1 ranked Commerce college in India followed by Hindu College and Hansraj College. Candidates can see the table below for the top 10 Commerce colleges in India according to the India Today rankings for the year 2026:

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Yes, students can definitely go for Commerce whithout necessarily applying for any entrance exam. While some universities and colleges may just accept applications based on their academic standing or their high school records, others may impose limitations, such as minimum high school grades or prerequisites in specific subjects. It's preferable to check the exact admission requirements of the institutions you're interested in to find out if an entrance exam or other requirements are required for admission.

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DU offers Commerce courses including BCom, BBA, CA, CS, BBA LLB, MCom, MPhil, etc. Students can refer to the table below for the best DU colleges offering Commerce courses in India:

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No, to pursue the DPharm programme at Krupanidhi Group of Institutions, candidates must have completed Class 12 with a Science background. The required subjects include Physics, Chemistry, and either Biology or Mathematics. Consequently, as a Commerce student, candidates do not meet the eligibility criteria for DPharm admission. This is because the programme necessitates a foundation in the necessary Science subjects, which are not covered in the Commerce stream. Therefore, without the required Science background, applicants are not eligible to apply for the DPharm programme at Krupanidhi GOI. 

 Yes, Plaksha University welcomes applications from students who are coming from Commerce and Humanities backgrounds for the majors: Data Science, Business and Economics, as long as they have studied Mathematics up to Class 12. The university accepts applications in multiple rounds. However, interested candidates can submit the application only once.

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No a commerce student can not appear for NEET exam due to the exams eligibility criteria.

For qualifying NEET exam you need minimum 50% for general and 40% for reservation students in class 12th with subject Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

Biology is a crucial subject while appearing for NEET. And most of the syllabus of NEET exam is based on physics, chemistry and biology that you studied in class 11 and 12th. And other than the books you have to study NCERT and many more publications for the preparation. 

No, students from a Commerce background cannot typically pursue technical aircraft-related courses like Aerospace Engineering, Aeronautical Engineering, or Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME), as these programs require a strong foundation in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) at the 10+2 level. 

However, Commerce students can explore non-technical roles in the aviation sector, such as Airport Management, Cabin Crew, or Aviation Hospitality, which do not require a PCM background. 

For technical careers involving aircraft design, maintenance, or operations, a Science stream qualification is mandatory.

No Paramedical courses generally require a Science background with subjects of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) in 12th standard.

Since Commerce students don't study Biology, they are not eligible for most of paramedical courses such as BSc Nursing, BSc Radiology, BSc Optometry, etc.