Yes, after completing B.Com you can take admission in B.Ed, and many students from the commerce stream do this (on average around 20–30% depending on the university). In B.Ed Commerce, the syllabus focuses on pedagogy and teaching methods of subjects like Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, and Commerce. Core papers include Philosophy & Sociology of Education, Learner Psychology, Curriculum & Pedagogy, Inclusive Education, Educational Technology, Assessment & Evaluation etc. The second year usually has a compulsory school internship/practice teaching where you teach in real classrooms.

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No worries,If you failed in class 10th and got an E grade but passed over all, it doesn't stop you from applying for B.com at DU through CUET.

CUET eligbility is based only on class 12th,not class 10th marks.So, focus on doing well in class 12th and choose your CUET subjects wisely.

For most government and private jobs,after 12th or graduation, only need you to pass class 12 and hold a degree.

So, you're fully eligible for CUET,DU B.com and most jobs.

Here's a difference between these colleges on the basis of their characteristics, you can choose according to your interest:
- If you want prestigious and comprehensive college then you must go for DDU or Deshbandhu.
- Choose Ramanujan College if you're looking for friendly environment and smoother admission procedure.
- Rest Motilal Nehru and Aryabhatta are simple and decent one.

So now best option among these colleges is Deen Dayal Upadhyay College because of it's high cutt-off and strong ranking.
Final order: DDUC>Deshbandhu>Ramanujan>Motilal Nehru>Aryabhatta

Hello,

Top B.Com colleges in Osmanabad are:

• Ramkrishna Paramhansa Mahavidyalaya, Osmanabad – one of the oldest and most reputed colleges.

• S. M. Dnyandeo Mohekar Mahavidyalaya, Osmanabad – good academic environment and student reviews.

• Adarsh Mahavidyalaya, Omerga (Osmanabad district) – popular choice for commerce students.

Other options include Jawahar Arts, Science and Commerce College, Tuljabhavani Mahavidyalaya (Tuljapur), and B.S.S. Arts, Science and Commerce College.

These colleges are affiliated to Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad.

Hope it helps !

Hello

Yes, the admissions for B.Com (//B.Com) hons are opened and many colleges/universities are conducting their final/spot rounds while some have even finished the admission process.

The admission for B.Com (//B.Com) hons generally start in the month of May and ends in the month of August depending upon college to college.

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Since you are pursuing both CA Final with Articleship and MBA, you need a college that offers flexible timings. Many universities offer morning batch MBA programs where classes are held from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM, designed for working professionals. In Maharashtra, you can explore colleges like JBIMS (Mumbai), Sydenham Institute of Management, Welingkar (morning batch), and certain autonomous colleges that allow customized schedules. While applying, clearly mention your need for early finishing hours. You might also consider distance or online MBA programs from reputed universities like IGNOU, NMIMS Global, or Symbiosis, which will give you more time for CA preparation and articleship work. Make sure the MBA program is UGC/AICTE approved for career credibility. Balancing CA Final and MBA will require strict time management, but with the right schedule, it’s achievable.

Wishing you success in both your degrees! Thank you.

Yes bro, you can do B.Ed now. Since you have a UG degree in B.Com and are doing PG in Kannada, you are eligible. Just make sure your university accepts these subjects for B.Ed admission. Many colleges allow it if you studied any two school subjects.

With a rank of 452 in the Lucknow University entrance exam for the BCom (NEP) course, not getting a seat in the first allotment is common if the number of seats in the main campus is limited and the cutoff rank is high.

However, there is still a good chance of getting a seat in the second allotment, especially if:

• Some higher-ranked candidates do not confirm their admission

• Vacancies open up due to withdrawal or non-payment

• You belong to a reserved category with a lower cutoff