For becoming a CA none of the subjects are compulsory. Even student sfrom a science background opt for doing CA later in their life. Therefore you can surely do CA without having economics.

Also, for doing b.com (//b.com) in most of the colleges maths is compulsory but that for b.com

Hello friend,

I am sorry to inform you that you cannot give the exam for that one subject . As per the guidelines, maximum 3 years are given after the passing year to clear all the backlogs to get a degree. But as of today, its been more than 5

C.A. is an expert course not at all like different degrees which implies One can turn into a C.A. solely after turning into an individual from the ICAI.

It won't make any difference on the off chance that you concentrate in ICSE or CBSE board, you can do the CA

A CMA or a Cost and Management Accountant is liable for the portion, the executives, and guidelines of assets in a business. A Cost and Management Accountant is someone who plays out these responsibilities. The role of a CMA is satisfying and a liberally remunerated as well as good one.

Hi

Yes, you can definitely do BCA even if you don't have maths in your class 12th dear .

This is because ,

It is not mandatory to have maths in all colleges in class 12th in order to be eligible for BCA

For your reference,

BCA eligibility criteria is

if you feel that you can score better than a simple pass in these exams then you can rewrite the exam next year and get a better score. instead, if you are willing to continue with a pass it will easily get you into the college you want to get

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. The Eligibility Criteria for Candidates seeking admission to the BBA course at Scottish Church College should pass 10 + 2 with a minimum of 60% of marks (excluding Environmental Studies & Environmental Education) in any stream from a board / equivalent recognized by

Hello,

The essential subjects that you need to study in 10+2 to get admission to B.Com (Hons) are enlisted Below

• Business Studies
• Accounting
• Economics
• Mathematics
• Commerce
• English

However, there are institutes which provides admission to B.Com (Hons) without restrictions on the subjects that must be studied in 10+2 level. You