You can look out for coaching study material and try to solve them through youtube videos. I'm sure there are a lot of sources of youtube and that too for free. Yet if you want to go for a home tuution you can consult dome of the best teacher in the town. Look for those who have been in the field for a long time.

It depends on the college's criterion. Some college wants you to just pass overall with a specific percentage. While there are some Colleges/entrance exams where the criteria is that you should have passed specific subjects with certain marks. So you should check with the college or the exams which you want you take.

Hello!

As you said, for BMM admissions, you need a cutoff of 40% in your CBSE results. But realistically, the competitive cutoff is around 80%. Even after this, your percentage is very good, and I would say you have a very good chance of getting into the college.

Good luck with your admissions!!

Hope this helped you!

Hello,

Based on previous cut off you may have chances of getting seat in the following colleges under OBC category in B.Com

• PGDAV college (Evening)
• Bhagini Nivedtha College
• Bharathi College
• DR. Bhim Rao Ambedkar College
• Ramanujan College

You do not have chances of getting seat in south campus colleges such as Gargi college, Lady Shri ram college, the cut off is higher. You have chances of getting seat in above listed colleges. However, cut off is subjected to change, it may increase or decrease depending on number of candidates applied, number of seats available etc.

You may predict the college in which you may have chances of getting seat using our DU College Predictor

https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor

Hello Aspirant

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) Hons in Accountancy is a three-year full-time UG Honors course offered by the Kazi Nazrul University.

There are 60 seats available for b.com accountancy honors course in KULTI college, if you get into merit list, your fees will be around 6k annually, also you can avail various scholarships in the college based on meirt list or any other special criteria.

To know more about this college, you can visit the following link:-

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/kulti-college-kulti/bcom-accountancy-hons-course

Hope this information would be helpful for you.

All the best.

Hey

First of all, congratulations on scoring such good marks!

The best colleges for BJMC that you should apply in are Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (conduct their own entrance exam), Kalindi College, DCAC, Maharaja Agarsen, Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies, Chandigarh University(CU), Rabindranath Tagore University etc. If you want you can also go to private institutes like LPU , Amity and Sharda.

As for your chances of getting in- your score is good but since tis year both cbse and isc have given higher than usual marks I will not be possible to say what the cutoffs of these institutes will be. I will suggest you to apply in all of them and hope for the best.

Hii Mridul,

Your percentage of best four is 94.75.

If you are pursuing the course in the same field which was in your class 12th, then there will be no deduction and if you are choosing the different course from your stream then there will be some deduction.

For getting an idea where can you get admission in college, here is the college predictor in the given link

https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor

Thank you...!!!

Hi Nadeem Ahmed

Don't worry about accountancy, try hard again this year and reappear in it next year.

Once you passed this subject, it won't effect you in getting any job, either government or private sector.

You can also do further studies after clearing.

Try hard this year and hopefully you will definitely clear it.

All the best for your bright future.

Preapre well and as soon as compartment exam date releases apply for the exams and clear it. Due to Corona crisis the exams date may delay but don't lose hope.

Hello Aspirant,

Bcom is a three years full time graduation course divided into six semesters. It gives knowledge in the field of Accounts, economics, law, etc.

Minimum Eligibility for this course is 10+2 from recognized board with 55% aggregate. So, it means you have to clear your supply first, and then you're eligible for this course

Hope this helps