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Amit, here’s a breakdown to answer your questions related to pursuing B.Com and scholarships:

1. Best Course in B.Com (ECC):

If by "ECC" you mean "Elective Core Courses" or subjects related to commerce streams, the best elective depends on your career goals. Popular and valuable electives in B.Com include:

-Accounting and Finance: Ideal for students interested in becoming Chartered Accountants (CA), Financial Analysts, or working in banking.

- Taxation: Great for students wanting to specialize in tax consultancy or auditing.

- Banking and Insurance: Prepares you for a career in the banking sector, insurance companies, or financial services.

- Marketing: Suitable if you’re interested in advertising, market research, and sales.

- Economics: Provides a solid foundation for those aiming for roles in economic research or policy-making.

The best option depends on your personal interests and career aspirations.

2. Placement Opportunities After B.Com:

A B.Com degree can open up a number of career opportunities, especially in the fields of finance, accounting, and business management. However, placement chances depend on:

- The reputation of the college/university you attend.

- Additional certifications like CA, CS, CMA, or MBA, which improve your employability.

- Your performance, internships, and involvement in co-curricular activities.

Common roles available for B.Com graduates include:

- Accountant

- Tax Consultant

- Financial Analyst

- Banking Officer

- Business Analyst

- Operations Manager

Placement rate for only B.Com might vary from 30%-70% based on the institution and the market demand, but higher opportunities come with specialized skills or further qualifications like CA, MBA, etc.

3. Scholarship Availability

Various scholarships are available for B.Com students, depending on your academic performance, economic background, and category. Some common scholarships include:

- Government Scholarships for reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC), minorities, and economically weaker sections.

- Merit-based scholarships offered by institutions or private organizations based on academic performance.

- State-specific scholarships like those for students in Kerala (Ezhava scholarships), West Bengal (Swami Vivekananda Scholarship), etc.

You can inquire at the college's scholarship cell or check with the respective government websites to apply.

If you have any further questions, feel free to ask!