I have maths as an additional subject. Am I eligible for B.Com Honors?

Dear Akshay, Yes, you can go for B.com Hons but cut-off for admission to this programme varies according to different colleges. Choose the best institute where you will get quality education, better job prospects, and good scholarship on the basis of your qualifying exam / percentage in 10+2. Even some colleges conduct their own admission test, even provide considerable scholarship on its basis as well. I can recommend you some colleges where you should try like: - Loyola College-Chennai, Lovely professional University-Punjab, Christ University-Karnataka, etc. One of my friend joined LPU last year and got maximum scholarship. You can check more details from their website.

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<p><strong>&nbsp;LPU receives the highest NAAC grade i.e. A+ with 3.68 crore on 4 point scale as per the Ministry of Education, Government of India.&nbsp;</strong></p><p><em><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Dear candidate, you are eligible for taking admission in B.Com. (Hons.) programme&nbsp;</span></em>which is an industry immersion and enable the students to keep pace with changing technological advances, the university has industrial tie-ups with various top industry leaders. Studying these specialisation courses as a part of the curriculum would provide a WILD CARD entry to industry. The course will&nbsp; develop broad commercial knowledge among the students and build skills vital for professional success. It has duration of 3 years.&nbsp;</p><p>The <strong>eligibility criteria</strong> is -&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;Pass with&nbsp;<strong>60%&nbsp;<abbr title="Calculation of aggregate marks will be done considering best 5 subjects (with the highest marks) in the qualifying examination. However the marks obtained in the subject (s) prescribed under the respective eligibility criteria of LPU for the programme must be taken into account.For more details kindly refer Part-C of Prospectus">aggregate marks</abbr>&nbsp;</strong>in 10+2<strong>&nbsp; (with English)</strong>&nbsp;or equivalent.<br>For a candidate, who has not studied English as a subject, the condition of English may be waived off provided the candidate in his qualifying exam has studied in English medium or an equivalent subject.&nbsp;</p><p>Thank you.&nbsp;</p>

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