Hi I just passed 12th and don't know which college to apply in for B.Com. Could you please help me?

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As you have completed your 12th you can apply for B.Com in various college to get over the admission process done, you can either go through online admission process or you can get in offline process were you have ro visit the particular college and ask about the admission availability in B.Com thou

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