Hello!

These are some of the courses you can study after 10+2 in Commerce-

Bachelor of Commerce

Bachelor Of Economics

Bachelor of Business Management

Bachelor of Computer Applications

Journalism and Mass Communication

Bachelor of Accounting and Finance

Bachelor of Banking and Insurance

Hope you'll find this information helpful

Hello,

St.Xavier’s College, Kolkata has a basic criteria that you must obtain 45 percent as an aggregate of four subjects in your +2 .Therefore you have a high chance of making it to the merit list of this college. Also check the link given below.

https://www.sxccal.edu/eligibility-criteria/

This is the official link of the college which would help you with more details and information about the admissions and the eligibility criteria of the college.

Hope this helps!

Hey Aspirant,

As per your query, you have score 42 marks in CLAT 2022 and your percentage is 88% in class 12 with commerce stream. Yes, you get admission but not in top colleges. It is clear that candidate should score at least 93 or more to secure admission in any top 5-6 national law universities NLU. The higher the marks, the greater the chances would be of getting to a top ranked university. A score of less than 80 means candidates may find themselves in the lower ranked NLUs.

For further information visit the link given below about the college or rank prediction:-

https://law.careers360.com/clat-college-predictor

Thank You!

Hi aspirant...!

Hope you're doing great...!

So, with regard of you're query. CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) is a course that can be taken even if class 11 math is not taken. Even if you didn't take math in Class 11, it won't be an issue for you to get accepted to the CFA program. Before continuing with the CFA course, you must first register with ICFAI.

CFA should be your top goal if you wish to have the best job opportunities after BBA in India from the top financial businesses. The majority of employers, however,  candidates who have passed at least 1-2 levels of the CFA exam and have earned the title of Chartered Financial Analyst.

Hope this will helps you...!

GOOD LUCK...!

Hello Aspirant,

After a 12th-grade business and bachelor's degree, there are numerous courses to take overseas. You can decide and begin making plans to study abroad.

Let's look up the following international business courses for students:

1. business law
2. business administration
3. Finance
4. Marketing
5. HR
6. Accounting
7. Management
8. Mathematics
9. Economics
10. Additionally, international business

After commerce, picking the right courses is the first and most important phase in the study abroad process.

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. Eligibility to seek admission for BA Economics (hons) from DU is as follows: any one language from list A + Mathematics+ any 2 subjects out of which one must be from list B1. Merit will be based on the marks obtained on attempting the above papers.

All the best!

Hi

Yes, you can do BCA even if you don't have maths in your class 12th and you are from commerce stream

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 given below:-

>>>>>>>> BCA eligibility criteria

• You need to pass 10+2 in any stream/with any subject in order to be eligible for Bca.

• And in general at least 50 % marks in 12th is required.

††††† Important note :-

In some of the colleges , it's mandatory to have maths in 10+2 in order to be eligible for BCA

For example,

For VIT Vellore, it's mandatory to have Maths /Business Maths in 10+2 to be eligible for BCA. You can check the same at:- https://www.careers360.com/university/vellore-institute-of-technology-vellore/admission

While in most of the colleges,

It is not mandatory to have Maths in 10+2 in order to be eligible for BCA, in these colleges students who have passed 10 + 2 in any stream are eligible for BCA.

For example,

Some of the colleges/universities where 12th passed in any stream ( Science /commerce/Arts) i. e with any subjects means Maths is not mandatory to be eligible for BCA are listed below along with the link of their eligibility criteria for your reference:-

************  Chirst university:- https://www.careers360.com/university/christ-university-bangalore/bca-course

************    University College, Kurukshetra University:- https://www.careers360.com/colleges/university-college-kurukshetra-university-kurukshetra/bca-course

************ Chandigarh university,:- https://www.careers360.com/university/chandigarh-university-chandigarh/bca

************ Integral University, Lucknow:- https://www.careers360.com/university/integral-university-lucknow/bca-course

To help you further,

other details for BCA are provided below :-

---------------)  Admission process

If I tell you about admission then admission in BCA is provided through both i. e on the basis of class 12th percentage and through entrance examination.

---------------) Entrance exams

Some of the entrance examination for BCA are listed below:-

• *CUET by Christ university

• *Bharati Vidyapeeth Undergraduate Management Aptitude Test

• *AIMA UGAT.

• *GSAT

For more details about BCA visit

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bca-bachelor-of-computer-applications

---------------)Job Profiles after BCA

• Software deceloper

• Software Tester,

• Junior Programmer,

• Database Administrator,

• Web Designer,

• Web Developer,

• System Analyst

----------------------)Top Recruiters:-

• Cognizant,

• Infosys,

• Wipro

• HCL

• TCS etc

----------------------) Average salary for a bca fresher is roughly around 2.5 - 3 lakh per annum. Salary increases with experience, and also depends upon the company you are in, job post etc

For complete details about BCA, checkout :- https://www.careers360.com/courses/bca-bachelor-of-computer-applications

Thank you

Dear student,

The NDA is national level exam is conducted by UPSC twice every year for admission to Indian army, Indian Navy, Indian Airforce. This exam is gateway for students looking forward to join Defence.

Educational qualification is on following-

For Army wing - 12th class pass of 10+2 pattern of school education or equivalent examination conducted by State education board or University

For Airforce and Naval wings - 12th class pass of 10+2 pattern of school education or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as subject conducted by state education board or University.

NDA application is only available of official website of UPSC. Procedure to apply it is on following:

• Open official website of UPSC ( https://www.upsc.gov.in )
• Go to "Apply online".
• Click on "Online application for various examination"
• Go to NDA examination and fill all the necessary details and submit the application and remember all the login credential.

Hence commerce students with Mathematics can apply NDA for Army wing only.

For Airforce and Naval wings of NDA, eligibility is 10+2 pattern with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics as a mandatory subjects.

Hi,

BCA is a Bachelor's of Computer Applications degree, which is a undergraduate three years course. The course offers jobs in Information Technology, Networking, banking etc.

The eligibility criteria is to pass from class 10th and class 12th from any stream with minimum 50% aggregate.

So yes, you are eligible irrespective of your commerce stream.

There are many entrance exams like AIMA UGAT, IPU CET, SUAT, GSAT, SRMHCA etc., which opens the path to the colleges providing the course..

I hope it covers your query.

Thank you!

Hi Candidate,

Commerce stream is related to social and financial studies. It is the field of business.

The subjects are related to money, business and economy of the country.

There are subjects like:

• Financial accounting
• Business organisation and management
• Indirect tax laws
• Fundamentals of financial management
• Environmental studies
• Corporate laws, business law, company law
• Business communication
• Business mathematics
• Fundamentals of quality management
• Operation research
• Marketing
• Enterpreneurship

And many other related subjects. Some are course sensitive.

I hope it helps.

Thank you!