Am I eligible for B.Com (Honours) in 12th commerce without maths?
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Hi Rahul, B.Com (Hons) is a niche course, many universities offer this course but very few top ones like LPU offer it with the right curriculum and technology training. The eligibility at LPU is 60% with English in 10+2. There are few exemptions for some categories too. LPU also curates B.Com (Management Accounting and International Finance) which is in tie-up with US based IMA whose degree is acceptable across the globe. This unique programme offers various pathways for government, and corporate jobs, open minors for your subjects which you are passionate for and even credit transfer facility. The relevant SAP modules are also a part...more
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Radhesh Bhat N I'm a graduate Working at Shimoga in an MNC | Contributor-Level 10
9 years agoYes, for B.com you don't have to study mathematics in class 12th. -
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Yes, you can enroll for B.Com (Hons. ) after 12th, without Maths. Choosing B.Com (Hons. ) is a good decision. B.Com or Bachelor of Commerce is a three-year undergraduate course imparted in regular as well as distance education mode. B.Com is the second most popular undergraduate course in the Commerce branch. Under B.Com, there are three most popular courses, namely B.Com or B.Com-General, B.Com (Honours) and B.Com LLB. The B.Com or B.Com-General is also referred to as B.Com-Pass by many universities. In the B.Com course, candidates are taught core subjects related to commerce and finance. In the three-year duration, the candida...more -
Hi Rahul, I would say you are eligible to pursue B.Com (Hons) without maths. My sister is pursuing B.Com from Lovely Professional University. The eligibility is pass 12th as 60% with English. She told me this programme aims to build in students competent business acumen through advanced study of general subjects such as Organizational Behavior and Cost Accountancy, later allowing them to specialize in a chosen area. The curriculum involves intensive study, culminating with the completion of a research-based dissertation. The course may also include Practical/ workshops, technical and entrepreneurial projects as well as courses with exp...more
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Ankur Kumar It good to commit mistakes but only if you learn. | Guide-Level 13
9 years agoDear Rahul,
If you are looking for admission in Delhi University then let me tell you, most of the colleges takes B.Com (hons) admissions only if you have studied mathematics in class 12th and if you haven't studied mathematics, you can opt for B.Com course. -
Yes, for B.Com, you don't have to study mathematics in class 12th.
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Dear Rahul, For taking admission in B.Com (Hons. ) it is not mandatory to have mathematics. You can join just you need to meet the eligibility criteria and that is 60% aggregate in your 10+2 with English. https://admission.lpu.in/
All the best.
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