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36 Views Posted 8 years ago

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La vie est faite pour vivre pas ...,

Hello Subrat,
Its indeed heartening to see your determination for becoming a graduate. These days eligibility to begin studies for becoming a graduate in any subject is 12th. As you have not completed it, this should be your first priority. You can do this via National Open School. Then you can start your graduation.

38 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Hey Karan,
B.Com(Hons) is available here in MLSU for both general and Management quota with total 40 seats.
For general quota, total fees is Rs. 60000 for 3 years
For management quota, total fees is Rs. 1.2 lakhs for 3 years.
Thanks.

103 Views Posted 7 years ago

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Career opportunities include Big4 (Deloitte, KPMG, PwC, E&Y), top global audit firms (BDO, Grant Thornton), US MNCs (Accenture, Cognizant, Genpact) and many Indian MNCs listed in the US markets. Salary packages start in the range of 4.5 lacs per annum for freshers and can go up to 7-8 lacs per annum for experienced candidates depending on their profile and opportunities.

4 Views Posted 4 years ago

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Hey Gunjan the cutoff for B.com hons. at NMIMS University, Chandigarh is as follows -
For general candidates - 94%
For OBC Candidates - 91%
For SC/ ST Candidates - 90%
so just go for it and have the bright future.

15 Views Posted 4 years ago

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The fee structure at Vision Degree College for B.com is around INR 6590 annually and also this college provide equal opportunities for young minds to learn, explore and realise their full potential.

13 Views Posted 2 years ago

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<p>SNU Chennai BCom tuition fee range from INR 9 lakh to INR 12 lakh, which includes the tuition fee for all academic years. Other charges such as refundable caution deposit (one-time) &amp; admission fee (one-time) are also payable at the time of admission. Hostel, mess, and transport charges are applicable only if the students avail of these facilities.</p>

23 Views Posted 3 years ago

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For B.Com you have to complete the 12th class with above 50% and then you are eligible to take admission in B.Com course.

116 Views Posted a year ago

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<p>Yes, one can pursue TY.B.Com (Third Year Bachelor of Commerce) through distance or online mode after completing FY.B.Com and SY.B.Com in regular college, provided you meet the eligibility criteria of the distance education institution or university one had to do (eg. Mumbai University IDOL (Institute of Distance and Open Learning). You'll need to provide your FY and SY mark sheets or a transfer certificate. Since you have completed FY and SY from Mumbai University, IDOL could be the easiest option for you as it ensures smooth credit transfer and continuity.</p>

338 Views Posted 9 years ago

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If you are pursuing B.Com then you can pursue CA, CS or CMA along with it. But when you are doing BBA then you can only pursue MBA.

77 Views Posted 8 years ago

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live the life the way you want.,

Programme Name Fee (INR)
MA (distance education) 3700
MA (distance education) 2000
MA in Gender and Development Studies 10800
MA in Psychology 13000
MA in Psychology 11500
MA in Translation Studies 9000
MA in Translation Studies 4000
Master of Arts (economics) 12000
Master of Arts (economics) 10900
Master of Arts (English) 9000
Master of Arts (Hindi) 5000
Master of Arts (Hindi) 9000
Master of Arts (history) 9000
Master of Arts (history) 7300
Master of Arts (philosophy) 9000
Master of Arts (political Science) 9000
Master of Arts (public administration) 9000
Master of Ar... View more

471 Views Posted 2016-07-02 12:11:10

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Try College Dunia website or app
All the Best :-)

14 Views Posted 2 years ago

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<p>ISBR Bangalore BCom admission is a guided process. Students need to register for the course of their choice and go through distinct selection rounds for admission. Check the s below to get admission to ISBR Bangalore:</p><p>1: Go to the verified website of the institute.</p><p>2: Fill out the application form with all the necessary details.</p><p>&nbsp;3: Appear for the ISBR Aptitude Test</p><p>&nbsp;4: Appear for the Personal Interview</p><p>5: Selected students will be called up for admission by the admission panel.</p>

27 Views Posted 2 years ago

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Swastik Kumar,

Beginner-Level 1

<p><strong><em>It's quite little bit hard but I think with the help of ews certificate you can get admission in B.Com hons at bhu</em></strong></p>

437 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Hi Kunal,
Every management course like BBA will have one or two papers called quantitative techniques.
All the best.

5 Views Posted 4 years ago

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The total fee for 3 years is INR 3 lakh and INR 50,000 for the hostel.

64 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Hi,
If you want to do MBA, I would suggest IIM-Ahmedabad. This is the best college of MBA in India & 5th best college in the world.
Good luck.

47 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Hi,
This will entirely depend on the job sector you want to be in. If you want to make your career in the commerce, accounting and finance field, you can choose a course in one of these subjects. Finance is a good sector. Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, etc., are all financial capitals so you may have good opportunities ahead. Study as per your choice and interest, the exact course you want to study depends on your personal choice.

35 Views Posted 7 years ago

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struggling for something......,

MBA, MCA, M.Com, MFA, CA, CMA, CFA, CFP and ACCA are the best courses. You could do after B.Com.

49 Views Posted 8 years ago

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No. Most probably, it will be merit based. Because till now, no official notice has been given for it.

79 Views Posted 8 years ago

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They are entirely different. MS Ramaiah Institute of Arts, Science and Commerce is the one you have to apply.

65 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Class 12th maths will be sufficient for you.

68 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Yes, there is no such bound that you can't do, but the thing is, it will be not easy to complete the two degree courses. I will suggest you to complete one degree first.

140 Views Posted 9 years ago

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be positive in life,

Yes, you can change it. But, time is strictly limited. After registration in science, you can't change this.

54 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Hi, IHM-Kolkata for a Diploma in food production &amp; patisserie:
Highlights
Course is spread over 2 semesters of 17 weeks each followed by 20 weeks of industrial training
The course is approved by National Council for Hotel Management and Catering Technology
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61 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Dear Pradeep,
You need to have a 10+2 from commerce with minimum 55% for B.Com (Hons) or 10+2 from Science / Commerce / Humanities with minimum 50% for B.Com Program.
You can reach out to us for more details, our career advisors team would be delighted to guide you.
Wish you the best!

51 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Yes, you are eligible for this entrance as the eligibility for B.Com is to pass in (10+2) from a recognised board or equivalent to it. Yes, a commerce student can apply for B.Com degree. You have to wait for the cutoffs and even some colleges prefer direct admission or spot counselling, so be aware for them from time to time. Good Luck.

524 Views Posted 7 years ago

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Making History...,

If you wish to settle abroad, because you think there are more perspectives out there for Indian Chartered Accountants, then you are wrong, it won't be that easy. It’s better if you settle in India or else you have selected wrong courses. If you wish to settle abroad, because of social reasons, then maybe you will have to improve your educational recognition. This would be simpler though. If you are an Indian Chartered Accountant, there are many Memorandum of Understandings that would allow you exemptions in pursuing the other worldly recognised courses. Yes, you will have to pursue the local courses in those countries for getting better... View more

119 Views Posted 9 years ago

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B.SC student,

No, it is not required.

52 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Chances are slim, as they don't have any provision for work experience.

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