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The fee structure at Govt. P.G. College, Una for B.com is around INR 12,145 annually and this college has a fee structure that is nominal for self-financed courses but slightly higher for general categories candidates so just go for it.

Yes, math is compulsory for B.Com(Hons.).

Dear Omkar!
For BCA at Pune University, you need at least 60% aggregate in your class 12th Science with English and atleast 55% in PCM.
Good Luck.

Hi Harshvardhan!
There is no entrance test for admission in B.Com Honors. The admission will be based on merit, i.e., on the marks that you secured in 10+2. The cut-off is generally around 90 percent in this college.

Yes, a commerce student can also pursue B.Arch but you should clear 12th with maths as a compulsory subject.

Universities in India have different criteria for their courses. You may have to check with university you are applying to.

Hey Shashi,
This year the cut off for DU colleges are around 98% .
I am really sorry to say, you really have no chance to get through.
Try for some other colleges, I am sure you will get through there.
Wishing you good luck.

No, the cutoff is 85.

You cannot get admission FOR B.Tech. For an engineering course, you should have Maths-Science in class 12th. So, as per the rule, you cannot do B.Tech. Either repeat your class 12th with Maths, or you can go for the courses in Commerce stream. Best of luck.
Thank You.

The cut-off too is high for B.Com. It is around 90% for General Merit, 75% for SC/ST and for Christian Catholic, it is easy to get admission with 60% as Joseph's is a Christian Minority College.

<p>Hi,</p><p>BA- (Global) International Business is being offered in collaboration with Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS), Auckland, New Zealand, a unique tertiary institution providing NZQA Accredited UG and PG level programmes. AIS has partnered with MRIIRS to provide curriculum and accreditation support for BBA- (Global) International Business. The students admitted in BBA (Global)-International Business programme shall undergo a 4-week study abroad programme/ internship at AIS Auckland, New Zealand as a part of their programme.</p><table><tbody><tr><td width="300px"><strong... View more

This college is not that good because this college's location is the border of Delhi. And thus, the college is very much affected by poltics. The classes for this course is to be held on the old campus. You can wait for the next cut-off. You may get a better college than SSN.
The main problem is commutation. There is no facility of metro. There is only the facility of bus.
So, I suggest you wait for the next cut-off.
Aditi Mahavidyalaya is a very fine and reputed college. You can take admission there.

<p>Hello Rashmi There are many colleges/ academy/ institutes /university that offers short term courses for sound mixing and recording. If you have decided to do this than your job is to find the academy/institute of your choice that offers this course. You can pursue the certificate course in this or if you have time than you can go for Diploma. Its upto you that how you will handle both the courses.</p>

B.Com (Hons) and BBA have been the topmost choices for students who wish to make a career in the field of management or commerce. Bachelor of Commerce B.Com is one of the oldest courses which continues to be extremely popular among students even today. Whereas Bachelor in Business Administration BBA falls in the category of courses that have seen a massive increase in demand in recent years. With various options available, it is difficult to choose the right career path after class 12. B.Com and BBA are some of the most popular choices of students who want to pursue a career in the field of management and business. There are many courses i... View more

Getting into B.Com Christ University with 75 percentage would be really difficult through general merit, however, if you have any references in the college, you might get through.

Yes, you can.
You can prepare for UPSC after classes in college.
Also, you can join coaching for it.

The following is a list of such exams which are for various courses, and B.Com or M.Com are also offered through them.
IPU CET
NMIMS NPAT
BHU UET
UPES
Jain University JET
Vels University VEE
PESSAT
Dayananda Sagar University DSAT
LPU NEST
AIMA UGAT
Sharda University SUAT

If you can manage your time then yes, you can do Diploma in fashion designing because as per the UGC rule you cannot do two graduation courses at the same time but as it’s a Diploma course so it can also have its classes in the afternoon.

Hi Suvajit!
You need to know at least some basic drawing skills in order to present your ideas and concepts to the prospective clients. Hence it is a major part of your design career and will be evaluated in the entrance exam as well. Switching the field of career from commerce to design is not a problem but you need to be sure if you really want to pursue this career. There is a scarcity of professional interior designers in our country. With more and more people willing to get their residence and working areas designed according to their taste, there has been a great demand for experienced interior designers.
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Hi Shabana,
The fee structure has not been disclosed by this institute openly. You should rather get in touch with the institute directly for the information.

You will have to study right till Ph.D.

Hi Vineet,
You can if you have something extraordinary in your profile. Without work experience, you will need something additional and special in your profile for them to admit you. You must also go through HBS website to learn about the MBA requirements and prepare accordingly. You can also see the HBS 2+2 program for freshers, again it will also require an excellent profile. Please visit their website.

Hi Vishal,
There is no such facility of grace marks in the above university. It is advisable to get in touch with the college officials for detailed information.

<p>Top B.Com Colleges in Mumbai</p><p>Name of the college NIRF Ranking Fees</p><p>Jai Hind College - Rs. 15.80K &ndash; 58.40K</p><p>Bhavan's College - Rs. 16.51K</p><p>Mithibai College of Arts, Chauhan Institute of Science and Amrutben Jivanlal College of Commerce and Economics - Rs. 16.17K &ndash; 55.77K</p>

Hello,
Both are equally good; it depends on your interests and career goals. BBA is ideal if you're pursuing a career in the management field while B Com is a better option if you want to work in the core finance sector.

This would depend on your interest areas and career aspirations. CA is a specialised professional course and the skills you acquire would be different from MBA.