It is compulsory to have commerce with Maths in class 11th and class 12th to get admission in top B.Com colleges?

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Asked by Manav Kumar
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3 years ago
Most of the top College take admission on Entrance Basis or Merit basis. Students should have passed out 12th (10+2) with not less than 51% marks to be eligible for Entrance (the percentage may vary from college to college).

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VIKRAM K. VIMAANI
8 years ago
No. I don't think so. Go choice wise.

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