Commerce

Yes, you can apply for the B.A. Pass programme. You will require a minimum of 40 per cent marks in English and you will have to opt for English and at least one subject from home Science.

The selection of candidates is done on merit as per marks secured in the class 12th qualifying examination. Passed 10+2 or equivalent examination in Commerce/Science with a minimum of 55% aggregate. Since you have scored 78.6% your chances are high to get the college.

The main eligibility criteria is a minimum of 50% in PCB and entrance tests as specified by the college. For some colleges, admission is based on merit. Because it is a scientific field in its essence, for radiology courses after 12th, commerce students can't apply.

CFI's Commercial Banking & Credit Analyst (CBCA) Certification programme will teach you the most important skills required to start or to advance your career in commercial lending roles.

Yes, you can, you need to qualify certain exams if you want a seat in renowned colleges or university. You should have minimum 50% in 12th (any stream) to do BCA. It doesn't matter which stream student you choose.

Bachelor of Arts is one of the most opted courses after class 12th. Not only is it pursued by students belonging to the arts stream but is also opted by Commerce and Science stream students.There are many other options like you can go with acting, fashion etc.

Some of the top computer courses to take after 12th commerce are Tally ERP Course, BCA B.Com Graphic or Web Design, Digital Banking, Digital Marketing, Commerce, Business, etc. BBA or Bachelor of Business Administration is a popular choice for professional courses after 12th commerce. It is a three-year undergraduate programme that helps you gain knowledge about business principles and business administration.

After the ITI course, the student can pursue a diploma course through lateral entry, which will take three years to complete. The second step is to sit for JEE Advanced after completing the Diploma course, after which the student is eligible to get admission in the IITs. If this method does not work, then students can use the lateral entry scheme in state engineering colleges. As the student would have already completed the diploma course, the B.Tech programme will be completed in three years.