Careers360 Quick Guide to B.Com.

If you want to get admission in the government autonomous college, Rourkela, you will need a strong academic record, with a specific percentage required depending on the course, but the general guide for admission is as follows: a minimum of 50-60% aggregate marks in your 12th grade for commerce and science streams and typically requires strong marks in Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics with the percentage of around 60%. For the Commerce stream, you have to score good marks in Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics and Mathematics with a percentage around 60% or higher. I hope this information helps you.

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You can download the CBSE Class 12 BA 2025 question papers along with answer keys from the Careers360 website. This website also provides details about exam patterns, syllabus, important dates, previous year papers, exam paper analysis, question papers along with answer keys, and preparation tips also.

LINK: https://school.careers360.com/boards/cbse/cbse-class-12-business-studies-answer-key-2025

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Solving previous years question papers will help you to enhance your preparations with a greater margin. It will give you a fair idea about the important topics to cover , exam pattern and marking scheme.

Here is the link attached from the official website of Careers360 which will give you access to previous years question papers for different subjects of class 12th including accountancy as well. https://school.careers360.com/boards/cbse/cbse-previous-year-question-papers-class-12

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yes, if you fail 12th HSC science in Maharashtra, you can go back and take admission again in 11th commerce, because the stream change is allowed when you take fresh admission.. ur previous 12th board attempt will not block ur admission, bcoz the board only keeps a record of earlier attempts but it does not prevent you from restarting Class 11 in another stream..

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Sorry, but you can't go back to 11th Commerce HSC directly after failing 12th Science. You can, however re-enroll in the 12th standard, either by reappearing for the 12th Science exam as a private candidate to clear the failed subjects, or by enrolling in an open schooling system like NIOS and transferring the passed subjects' credits.

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Commerce is one of the stream students pursue after completing their 12th standard. It gives students knowledge of business sector and how it operates. It provides students with knowledge of different elements under business like marketing, finance, Human resource , product management , entrepreneurship etc.

Some of the leading colleges of commerce in India are :

1. Hindu College

2. SRCC

3. Presidency College

4. Christ University

5. Hansraj College

Some of the popular career options after pursuing studies in commerce are :

1. Accountant

2. Tax Consultant

3. Marketing manager

4. Financial planner

5. Human resource manager

There are many more career options after completing degree in commerce , you can also go for professional courses like CA , CS , CFA , CMA etc. These professional courses are very high in demand and highly respected in commerce field. Students who are interested in management field can go for MBA from good colleges, it can result in high paying jobs for them.

Following is the link attached from the official website of Careers360 which will provide you with complete detailed information about commerce, its future scope in India , good colleges , eligibility criteria etc. Kindly go through this. Hope it helps!

https://www.careers360.com/courses/commerce-course

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The best options after commerce without maths in 12th class are undergraduate degrees like Bachelor of Commerce ( B.Com (//B.Com) ), Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), or Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS), or you can go for professional courses like Chartered Accountancy or Company Secretary. There are also some vocational fields such as Hotel Management, Law, Journalism, or Mass Communication.

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No worries, let me explain simply!

The government sector (govt. jobs) means jobs run by the Central or State Government, like banks, railways, defense, teaching, civil services, etc. They are popular because they offer job security, good salary, and benefits like pension.

Since you’re from commerce, you have many options to enter the government sector:

Govt. job Options for Commerce Students:

1. Banking Jobs

2. SSC Exams

3. UPSC / State PSC

4. Railway Jobs (RRB)

5. Defense Jobs

6. Government Accountant / Auditor

Since you’re in commerce, focus on subjects like accounting, economics, math's, reasoning, and current affairs, these help in most exams.

Hope you understand.

Paper has 80 (theory) + 20 (internal). The sub topics include -

Accountancy- accounting for partner firms

Business studies - nature of management and significance, principles, staffing, directing, controlling

Economics - introductory macroeconomics, Indian economy and development.

Read more about it here school.careers360.com/boards/cbse/cbse-class-12-commerce-syllabus

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If you have two mark sheets, one from CBSE with Maths and another from NIOS Commerce without Maths, your eligibility depends on the rules of each college or exam.
Some colleges accept a separate Maths marksheet if it’s from a recognised board.
Others want Maths to be part of your main subjects in the same marksheet.
So, it’s different for every place.
For courses like B.Com (Hons) or Economics (Hons), Maths is usually mandatory.
If your CBSE Maths marksheet is valid, it can help you qualify.
Still, always check the official eligibility rules before applying anywhere.