Commerce

Yes, you are still able to pursue a degree in commerce or economics even if you took math in high school. Most universities allow students with a background in math to enroll in B.A. and B.Sc. programs in these fields. You need to have passed the 12th grade with at least 50 percent so that you can apply to top universities. You might even have an advantage if you pursue a degree in commerce and economics, given your background in mathematics. For example, you can pursue programs like a B.Sc. in Economics with Data Science at some colleges.

The fee structure at Poona College of Arts, Science and Commerce for B.com is around INR 4000 annually and it has best faculties and the best infrastructure facilities.

The fee structure at Surya Sen Mahavidyalaya for B.com is around INR 12,500 annually.

The fee structure at Mangalore Institute of Management and Science for B.com is around INR 85000 annually and it is the best college for commerce and has best faculty and infrastructure facilities.

The fee structure at Shri Shivaji College, Murud for B.com is around INR 18,650 annually and it requires the eligibility of 60% marks or equivalent in 10+2.

The fee structure at Shah N.H. Commerce College for B.com for full course duration would be around INR 6435 for 3 years and the fees rate is quite feasible and divided on the basis of semesters.

The fee structure at S.P.B. English Medium College for M.com is around INR 12,590 annually and this rate is quite reasonable.

The fee structure at Silver Bells Institute for Higher Education for B.com is around INR 19,500 annually and this college has fees quite reasonable and affordable.

You can go for CMA credential
Certified Management Accountant (CMA) is a professional course requiring aspirants complete two stages of examinations and gain two years of work experience. This valuable credential is offered by the IMA, an association based in the US namely United States of America, and enjoys recognition on global level. CMA certified individuals are acknowledged for their expertise in two core areas- management accounting and financial accounting. They are expected to be knowledgeable in financial analysis, planning, control, and decision support.

Don't worry, if you passed your 12th class with 64% and compartment in accounts and the result is showing you as passed then you can join BBA. I also have the same case, but I only failed in accounts but if you fail in two subjects then you have to give compartment before joining college.