Hello Aspirant,

There are many colleges offers B.com (//B.com) (hon) programme. The admission criteria varies college to college. You can prefer the colleges for B.com (hon)

Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University- Admission is based on its own entrance test.

Delhi university- Admission is based on the merit list scored in

Students must have passed 10+2 from a recognized board and University. Their CPT application must not have expired as well. Students must have registered/switched over to Common Proficiency Course with Board of Studies of ICAI on or before June 30, 2017.

Refer to the following site for further detailed information..

Hello aspirant,

As a mathematics student, you have tones of opportunities, B.Sc, Engineering, BCA, Architecture, Defense and so on. But preferably, engineering has the top most priority. Finally, it all depends upon your interests. You can opt for architecture if you are interested in architect.

If you are choosing engineering

Hello Kalyan,

Hope you are doing well.

I'm unable to understand your question as you didn't specify which exam you are talking about.

As there many exams, which you can give after 12th like NEET, JEE and many others including defence exams.

Good luck

Hello Aspirant,

The fees structure varies college to college so if you mention here college name then I can help you about the fees structure and hostel.

Good Luck!

Hello VIvek,

There is no dedicated topic for Earthquake or Earthquake alarm in Physics class 12th. There is some portion about Earth in the Magnetism chapter. You may check CBSE class 12th Physics syllabus by heading to the official website of CBSE(Link below):

http://cbseacademic.nic.in/web_material/CurriculumMain20/SrSecondary/Physics.pdf

There is a chapter of Gravitaition

You can do BBA even if you don't have maths in class 12th. There are several colleges which provide BBA where you don't need to have maths in 12

• IILM  University Gurgaon WWW.IILM.EDU (//WWW.IILM.EDU) .IN
• IPU
• Christ University
• Indian Institute of Mangement

Yes it's important to give the practical exam again. Like the official notice says that if you have failed in a subject (written or practical)  Obviously you need to repeat that subject completely. But yes, it also depends on your college or university. If it's autonomous and if they allow

Hello aspirant,Kindly tell us about which college and course do you want to know the fee structure so that we will help.