Can I do B.Com after getting more than 50% in HSC exam?

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Puneet Singh Alumni at LPU Jalandhar | Scholar-Level 17

4 years ago

Dear Abdul, Of course, you can do B.Com after getting more than 50% in the HSC exam but make sure it should not be less than 50%. My cousin has 55% marks in HSC and took admission in LPU for the B.Com programme. In LPU students get an in-depth knowledge of banking and management courses. B.Com is a specialised course that enables aspirants to gain adequate knowledge about the financial management and risks involved. This Hons course is of 3 years with 6 semesters. LPU allows students to analyze the market strategies and organizational behaviour of many banking and financial sectors. The programme is accredited by the Accreditation Coun

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Avtar Dhillon Education Consultant | Scholar-Level 16

4 years ago

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B.Com Professional is a Bachelor degree course in commerce. The main objective of the course is to create professionals who can deal well with economic and financial matters. The course helps the candidate in developing managerial skills along with accounting skills. Students who have passed out from their Higher Secondary (Class 12th) can join the undergraduate programme in Commerce and the B.Com (Professional) course can be availed as both a part time and a full-time course. Students who had either Science or Humanities in class 12 can also do a B.Com (Professional) course from a renowned college, provided they meet the basic criteria of 50% marks during their HSC/Class 12th/Higher Secondary examination. In many cases, the minimum percentage is raised from 50% to 60%. By pursuing this course, a student will attain conceptual knowledge and analytical skills that may help in areas of employment at various levels. This course aims at providing comprehensive insight into accounting, finance, taxation, law, management and so on. In B.Com Professional students get the opportunity to learn about computerized accounting and they also get a chance to undergo training with chartered accountants. Such postgraduates are hired in capacities such as Business Consultant, Auditor, Chief Financial Analyst, Personal Financial Advisory, Tax Consultant, Teacher, Actuaries, Budget Analysts, Cost Estimators, Entrepreneurship/Own Business, Finance Managers, Business Consultants, Certified Public Accountant
I have come to know from one of my very close relatives that Mittal School of Business, LPU provides both B.Com and B.Com (Hons) along with various specializations which itself ranges from traditional specializations courses to the courses of the newly streamlined specialisation as per the current requirements of the job demand in the market. Mittal School of Business is Among the First 10 Institutions in India to Get ACBSP (USA) Accreditation. Lovely Professional University has shown its commitment to teaching excellence and to the process of quality improvement by participating in the accreditation process. This accreditation is evidence that Lovely Professional University is committed to providing the highest quality business education for its students. Mittal School of Business attracts students from different parts of the world. It is also one of India's foremost Business Schools recognised for its industry-oriented curriculum, interactive hands-on pedagogy etc.

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B.Com Professional is a Bachelor degree course in commerce. The main objective of the course is to create professionals who can deal well with economic and financial matters. The course helps the candidate in developing managerial skills along with accounting skills. Students who have passed out from their Higher Secondary (Class 12th) can join the undergraduate programme in Commerce and the B.Com (Professional) course can be availed as both a part time and a full-time course. Students who had either Science or Humanities in class 12 can also do a B.Com (Professional) course from a renowned college, provided they meet the basic criteria of 50% marks during their HSC/Class 12th/Higher Secondary examination. In many cases, the minimum percentage is raised from 50% to 60%. By pursuing this course, a student will attain conceptual knowledge and analytical skills that may help in areas of employment at various levels. This course aims at providing comprehensive insight into accounting, finance, taxation, law, management and so on. In B.Com Professional students get the opportunity to learn about computerized accounting and they also get a chance to undergo training with chartered accountants. Such postgraduates are hired in capacities such as Business Consultant, Auditor, Chief Financial Analyst, Personal Financial Advisory, Tax Consultant, Teacher, Actuaries, Budget Analysts, Cost Estimators, Entrepreneurship/Own Business, Finance Managers, Business Consultants, Certified Public Accountant I have come to know from one of my very close relatives that Mittal School of Business, LPU provides both B.Com and B.Com (Hons) along with various specializations which itself ranges from traditional specializations courses to the courses of the newly streamlined specialisation as per the current requirements of the job demand in the market. Mittal School of Business is Among the First 10 Institutions in India to Get ACBSP (USA) Accreditation. Lovely Professional University has shown its commitment to teaching excellence and to the process of quality improvement by participating in the accreditation process. This accreditation is evidence that Lovely Professional University is committed to providing the highest quality business education for its students. Mittal School of Business attracts students from different parts of the world. It is also one of India's foremost Business Schools recognised for its industry-oriented curriculum, interactive hands-on pedagogy etc.

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Dhaval Nandaniya Branch Manager In Finance Sector.

7 years ago

Yes, You can do B.Com After HSC with below 60% Marks, If you want to grow professional and you have ability in mass media or have passion to work in front of world you can do Journalism. I suggest to go with any professional course in same stream.