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I have passed my Higher Secondary i.e. my 12th board exam from Commerce stream. Is there any course in Automobile Engineering for which I might be eligible to do since I'm from Commerce background?

No, you are not eligible to get admission for pursuing Automobile Engineering course after completion of your 12th standard with Commerce stream. To be eligible to get admission for pursuing Automobile Engineering course, you should have passed 12th standard with PCM stream or three years Diploma in Mechanical/ Automobile Engineering course from a Government recognised board/ institution. So, being a 12th standard Commerce stream student, you are not eligible to get admission for pursuing Automobile Engineering course.

First thing I would like to let you know that the basic educational qualification required for pursuing degree course in engineering i.e; B.E./B.Tech is a higher secondary school degree with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry as main subjects from a recognized board of education. Students having equivalent degree are also eligible.

So it is quite evident from the above fact that being a commerce stream student you are not eligible for pursuing automobile engineering degree course as for the same you are required to have completed your Class 12th in Science stream with PCM group.

Having completed your higher secondary school degree in Commerce stream you are not eligible for pursuing Automobile Engineering as for pursuing any degree course in engineering you were required to have completed your higher secondary school degree with Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry as main subjects.

The eligibility criteria for Bachelor's degree in Automobile Engineering;

*Only science stream candidates who have studied Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics are eligible for engineering course.

*Commerce stream candidates are not eligible for Automobile engineering.

Commerce stream candidates are not eligible for Engineering course. Candidates who want to pursue engineering course must have done 12th with PCM subjects from science stream.

You can not apply for engineering course.

The basic educational requirement for pursuing a technical degree course is a Class 12th passing certificate in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as main subjects from a recognized board of examination.

So, having completed your Class 12th in Commerce stream you are not eligible for pursuing automobile engineering degree course as it too is a technical degree course for which the minimum education required is a Class 12th in PCM group from a recognized board of examination.

No you are not eligible to get admission in automobile engineering course.

The required eligibility to get admission in automobile engineering course is that candidate must have passed 12th with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as main paper.

So, you are not eligible to appear for examination to get admission in Automobile Engineering course after 12th with commerce stream.

The eligibility criteria for Automobile engineering course is;

Only science stream candidates with Physics, Chemistry Mathematics are eligible to pursue engineering course.

Commerce stream candidates can not pursue automobile engineering course from any university or engineering college.

Commerce stream candidates are not eligible for Automobile engineering course.

Candidates who pursue science stream with PCM subjects can pursue engineering course in different disciplines.

You are from commerce stream and hence not eligible for engineering courses.

The eligibility criteria for Bachelor's degree in Engineering:

You should have studied Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry in 12th board exam. Commerce stream candidates are not eligible for Engineering courses.

You can not apply for Bachelor's degree in Automobile Engineering.

The eligibility criteria for Admission in automobile engineering:

1. You should have studied PCM subjects in 12th from a recognized board. Boarding appearing candidates can also apply for engineering entrance exams.

Commerce stream candidates have no chance to pursue this course from a recognized university.