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For LLB (Hons) after BCom, top colleges in India include National Law Universities (NLUs) through CLAT, Delhi University (DU) via DU LLB, and Banaras Hindu University (BHU) through BHU UET. Private institutions like Jindal Global Law School, Symbiosis Law School, and ILS Pune also offer excellent programs. Government Law College (GLC), Mumbai, and Faculty of Law, AMU are other reputed options.

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Yes, you can pursue a B.Com (Hons.) without studying mathematics, but it depends on the university’s admission criteria. Some universities, like Delhi University (DU) and Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), require mathematics in Class 12 for B.Com (Hons.). However, other universities and private colleges offer B.Com (Hons.) without this requirement. Subjects in B.Com (Hons.) include accounting, finance, business studies, and economics, where basic mathematical concepts are involved. If you struggle with math but still want to pursue commerce, you can opt for universities that allow admission without math or choose B.Com (General) as an alternative.

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The personal information and photos of external examiners who checked the B.Com first-year supplementary exams are not publicly available. This information is usually kept confidential and is not shared with students.

If you need details about the external examiners, you can contact your college's examination department or the concerned authorities.

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Symbiosis College of Arts and Commerce, Pune considers the best 5 subjects for B.Com admission.

They take the aggregate of the best 5 subjects from your 12th board marks while preparing the merit list.

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Brihan Maharashtra College of Commerce (BMCC), Pune, considers the aggregate marks of all subjects studied in the 10+2 examination for B.Com admissions. Applicants must have completed their 12th grade from a recognized board with a minimum of 50% marks.  The selection process is merit-based, focusing on the overall percentage achieved across all subjects in the qualifying examination.

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BCOM LLB is a 5-year integrated course. It includes both Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) and Bachelor of Laws (LLB). So, it will take a total of 5 years to complete.

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Yes, with 70% in 12th boards, you can get admission to a B.Com program in many colleges.

Top universities (DU, Christ, NMIMS, etc.) may have higher cutoffs (80-90%) or require entrance exams.

Private & state universities usually accept 50-60% marks.

Many colleges offer direct admission based on merit.

Check university websites for cutoffs and entrance details, and apply to multiple colleges for better chances.

The BCom Hons fee structure at DU SOL is:

Total fee for three years is around 8320 rupees

Annual fee is around 2773 rupees

Per semester fee is around 1387 rupees

This includes exam fees but may have additional charges. For updates, visit the DU SOL official website.

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