Admissions are available in Commerce Colleges/Junior Colleges to students who obtain 53% in board exams for 2024-25.

1. Colleges guided by the Maharashtra State Board.

Any junior college connected with the SSC (score of 35% required for passing)

Decent options:

Mumbai:

Kamaraj Patel Hinduja College is located at Charni Road.

The college in Bandra goes by the name MMK College.

The campus that Vile Parle is home to is called Sathaye College (Vile Parle).

Pune:

SP College

The Brihan Maharashtra College

Nagpur:

Hislop College

The Dharampeth Science College.

2. There are also CBSE/ISC Schools that focus on Commerce.

Many private schools in East Asia (70%) accept lower-income families because their fees are not very high.

There are Ryan International branches all over the world.

Some campuses are known as Podar International.

Schools affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education

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3. Special Notes:

There are no entrance exams for becoming a student in state board colleges.

Documents required:

SSC marksheet

School leaving document

Address proof

You may apply for admission from June 2024 in most colleges.

4. Upgrade Options:

Improvement exams: Take a certain subject once again if you wish to enhance your grades

Look into taking a diploma course emphasizing vocational commerce (such as Tally).

Action Steps:

Come to our school this week to check out the junior colleges (seats can be gone quickly).

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These include other skill courses such as Banking and Accounting.

If the family makes less than 5 lakh per year, there are some scholarship offers.

Hi! With 66% in your 12th Commerce and a COI, you have a good chance of getting admission to Nar Bahadur Bhandari Government College (Tadong) for B.Com, especially if you meet the subject requirements like Accounts, Economics, and Math.

You’ll need to clear the CUET UG entrance exam first, then during counselling, you can choose this college.

hi! The last date to fill the 11th std admission form for the Commerce stream in Maharashtra (FYJC) is May 28, 2025, till 6 PM.

You can apply online at the official site: mahafyjcadmissions.in (https://mahafyjcadmissions.in)

• Provisional merit list: May 30

• Final merit list: June 3

• Seat allotment (Zero round): June 5

• Admission confirmation: June 6 to June 12

Hello there,

For admission to Class 11 Commerce batch anywhere in India, here’s a simple guide:

How to Get Admission in Class 11 Commerce (Across India)

1. Check Local Schools and Colleges

   • Most schools and junior colleges offer Commerce stream in Class 11.

   • Visit schools near you or check their websites for admission notifications.
     
     

2. Eligibility

   • Usually, you need to pass Class 10 board exams (any recognized board).

   • Minimum marks required vary by school (often around 45–60%).
     
     

3. Admission Process

   • Fill out the admission form (online or offline) during the admission period (usually between March to June).

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   • Some schools conduct entrance tests or interviews; others admit based on Class 10 marks.
     
     

4. Documents Required

   • Class 10 mark sheet and passing certificate

   • Transfer certificate from previous school

   • Birth certificate or proof of age

   • Passport size photos
     
     

5. Popular Commerce Subjects

   • Accountancy

   • Business Studies

   • Economics

   • Mathematics / Informatics Practices (optional in some schools)

   • English

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Yes, it's possible to pursue an architecture course after completing your 12th grade with a commerce stream, provided you have taken mathematics as a subject. The Council of Architecture (CoA) mandates that students seeking to pursue a Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch) must have studied mathematics in their 10+2 level.

If your son has passed 12th with Commerce, then he is not eligible for admission to AIT (Army Institute of Technology), Pune, because:

AIT Eligibility Criteria:

1. The candidate’s father or mother must be serving or retired from the Indian Army.

2. The candidate must have completed 12th with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM).

3. The candidate must appear for the JEE Main exam.

4. Admission is based on the JEE Main score.

Since your son studied Commerce and not PCM, he is not eligible for admission to AIT

In the past, the cutoff in wilson college for b.com program has been around 83.17%, but this is for the general category. Christian minority students may have a different cutoff, potentially lower than the general category so there is a hope.

You'll need to apply to Wilson College, and the college will release merit lists based on scores. If your score is within the cutoff for the minority quota, you will be eligible for counseling and admission.

Good luck!!

HELLO,

The FYJC Commerce cutoff for the Open category in 2025 differs from college to college. For example, Mithibai College had around 92.4, while R.A. Podar College was around 94.6%. Popular colleges usually have cutoffs in the 90s, whereas less competitive colleges may have lower cutoffs, around 60-70%

You can visit the link for more details :- https://school.careers360.com/articles/maharashtra-fyjc-11th-admission-cutoff

Hope this Helps!

HEY THERE!!

Majority of B.Com courses for OBC: Cut-off is typically between 75% and 88%.

BBA: 75% to 89.4%

BCA: 50% to 76%

Note:

Cut-offs vary every year. You must possess marks equal to and above the cut-off for the course you desire to obtain admission.

Hello Adarsh,

Yes, you can get admission in B.Com (Honours) courses with 65% marks in Class 12 in Commerce, even if you have not studied Maths.

Most colleges offering B.Com (Honours) require Commerce background but do not always insist on Maths in Class 12. However, some top universities may prefer or require Maths, so it's important to check the specific college or university eligibility criteria.

With 65%, you have a good chance of admission in many colleges offering B.Com (Honours), especially in state universities and private colleges.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.