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No, a student will not be given a pass certificate if they fail in accountancy in CBSE Commerce Plus Two. In order to receive a pass certificate, students must pass all the required subjects as per the CBSE guidelines. Failing in any subject will result in the student not being eligible for the pass certificate. It's important to focus on all subjects and you should work towards improving performance in accountancy.
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Bachelors of Computer Applications is a 3 year uundergraduate course offered by many colleges in India. It's great for those interested in IT. Even if you studied commerce in 12th grade, you can still pursue BCA. Eligibility requirements may vary between colleges. Some universities may require maths or computer science for admission but the most of the colleges offer admission for any stream so you don't need to worry about that. You can check the eligibility criteria for the college you are looking for to confirm or provide me with the college name so I can give you the correct answer.
No, after completing your Class 12 in the Commerce stream, you cannot get admission to the KCG College of Technology, Chennai in the BTech programme. The college offers BTech in three different specialisations which are Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, Fashion Technology , and Information Technology. Candidates who have passed the Class 12 or equivalent examinations with a minimum of 45% average marks in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry put together (40% average marks for reserved category candidates) can get admission to the programme. As you are a Commerce stream student, you cannot apply for admission to the BTech programme.
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