Maths

A background in mathematics is not typically required for the Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) course, as it is primarily focused on computer science and information technology.
However, some universities or colleges may have a specific eligibility criteria for admission to the BCA program, which may include a minimum percentage of marks in mathematics in the 12th standard. It is best to check with the specific institution where you are planning to apply for the BCA course to confirm their requirements.
The BCA program is designed for students with a background in computer science and information technology, so completing 12th standard commerce with computer applications is usually a good fit for this course, as it should provide you with the foundational knowledge required to succeed in the program.

The Central Teacher Eligibility Test CTET is a test for determining the eligibility of candidates for appointment as teachers in Central Government Schools. The CTET exam is divided into two papers: Paper 1 for teachers of classes 1-5 and Paper 2 for teachers of classes 6-8. For Paper 2, candidates are required to choose between two options:
Mathematics and Science: Candidates who choose this option will be tested on their knowledge of mathematics and Science for classes 6-8. Social Science: Candidates who choose this option will be tested on their knowledge of social Science for classes 6-8. Commerce students who are interested in becoming a teacher of classes 6-8 can choose the option of Social Science, because it includes subjects such as History, Civics and Geography etc. It's worth to note that, CTET exams are conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education CBSE and the CTET exam pattern, syllabus and eligibility criteria can change time to time. It's best to check the official website of CTET for the latest information on the eligibility criteria and exam pattern.

If you have completed grade 12 with a commerce background and are interested in information technology but do not have math as a subject, there are a few options you can consider:
1. B.Tech Information
Technology (IT): Some universities may not require math as a pre- requisite for B.Tech IT. It's best to check the specific requirement of the universities you are considering.
2. Bachelor of Computer
Applications BCA This is a 3-year undergraduate degree programme that focuses on computer applications and software development. It may not require math as a pre-requisite.
3. Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT):
This is a 4-year undergraduate degree programme that focuses on information technology and computer Science. Some universities may not require math as a pre- requisite.
4. Other related fields like
Digital Marketing, Cybersecurity, Data Science, Business Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning etc. It's best to check with the universities or colleges you are considering to confirm their specific requirements and course offerings. It's worth to note that, some of the above courses may require math skills and some may not, it's best to check the exact course requirement for each university or college.

It is possible for you to apply for a Bachelor's degree in Interior Designing in Canadian universities as a commerce student without math background, but it may depend on the specific requirements of the university and programme you are applying to. Interior Designing is a creative field and some universities might require math as a subject in your high school or Diploma to be eligible for the programme, but there are also universities that don't require math as a prerequisite for Interior Designing programme. However, you should expect to take some math classes as part of your degree, as they are usually required as part of design degree programs. It is recommended that you research the specific requirements of the universities and programs you are interested in applying to and contact their admissions office to clarify any questions you may have. You can also check their website to find the required prerequisites for the programme and if they have any specific math requirements. Additionally, Interior Designing is a demanding field and you will need to develop skills in areas such as spatial planning, color theory, drawing, and computer-aided design (CAD), as well as knowledge of building codes, materials, and construction methods. Keep in mind that having a strong portfolio and relevant experience in the field may strengthen your application and demonstrate your passion for interior design to the admissions committee.

Yes, you can take B.Com in Statistics if you have taken commerce with Statistics in grade 11 and 12. Some universities or colleges offer a B.Com Statistics programme as a specialisation within their B.Com programme. You can check with universities or colleges in your area to SEE if they offer this programme. Some colleges that offer B.Com with Statistics are:
Christ University, Bangalore
Loyola College, Chennai
St. Xavier's College, Mumbai
Madras Christian College, Chennai
Hans Raj College, Delhi
Ramjas College, Delhi
Lady Shri Ram College for Women, Delhi
Please note that this is not an exhaustive list, and availability of the programme may vary based on location. It's always better to check with the college for the programme's availability.