St. Joseph College has been ranked as an A++ from the NAAC. In the near future, the college is expected to have achieved “university status”. In accordance with this development in the status of the college, the admission procedure has been improved and modified. Thus, the competition is high, and securing admission at St. Joseph College has become challenging.

• In order to become a part of St. Joseph College, Bangalore, you would have to apply for the BCA course. 
• To begin with the process, you would be required to visit their official website and fill the online application form without errors. 
• Choose the course you are willing to pursue from the given number of courses. 
• Corresponding to your chosen course you would be notified about your written/ entrance examination or P.I (personal interview). 
• Make sure to prepare yourself for these rounds as it is a deciding factor for your admission.
• Following it is held an entrance exam on the scheduled date for which every aspirant who has filled the admission form needs to appear for. 
• The college does not keep students waiting for the results and updates it later on the same day of the exam. 
• On clearing the exam, you would be called in for the interview process the following day. 
• Once you have successfully cleared the above-mentioned processes you would be able to enroll as a student here within the given span of time.

The results announced are completely unbiased and solely based on merit. You may consult with other students who have been a part of this college if you are still hesitant about opting for it.

I might not have studied B.Com with ACCA at St. Joseph College, Bangalore, but one of my friends did, so let me share his experience, which might answer your question.

• If you want to do B.Com, it would be a good idea to do both at the same time. It however requires a lot of hard work. 
• You should try and concentrate on two areas, with ACCA requiring more devotion and effort. 
• There are times when you must forgo ‘all the fun' at university to focus on ACCA.
• There would be occasions when you would have to submit a portfolio to your university or when you have a university examination and an ACCA examination at the same time. 
• Because you're doing it together, you will not be eligible for any ACCA exemptions. 
• Furthermore, due to university obligations, you will not be able to complete more papers per session. 
• On the plus side, you will save a significant amount of time (2 years approximately).

It all goes down to how well you can manage your time. Go for it, if you think you can do it together. All of this is based on my friend's experience. This experience might vary in case of other students.

According to one of my friends studying at St. Joseph College, the cut-off score here is 75 percent, and three lists are announced every year by the college.

• The first one is for students who have acquired a score of more than 90 percent. 
• The second is for students who have acquired a score between 80 and 90 percent. 
• The last list includes individuals who have scored above 75 percent. 

The third list is for the students who scored above 75%. Although only 3 or 4 students out of ten who score 75 are shortlisted, based on their scores in science and mathematics. 

The first list is usually declared in the middle of May. The second list is published at the end of May, and the third list is released in the second week of June when the first week of college has begun.