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Ghanishtha chauhan

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Lovely Professional Unive. Phagwara, Punjab. Periyar Maniammai Institute of Science and Technology. Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu. Periyar Maniammai Institution are the best colleges for lateral entries for B.Com (H) in financial studies in India.

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Ghanishtha chauhan

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Yes, regular mode M.Com is available in JNU.

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Ghanishtha chauhan

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Yes. Possible. You can become a psychologist. M.A. Psychology requires only a Bachelor degree in any discipline. U can do. Study M.A. CLINICAL Psychology or M.A. Psychology + MPHILL Clinical psychology and get JRC Licence and work as Clinical psychologist/counselor.

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Write supplementary exam and pass it. Education till second PUC is a must today. Not worrying about anything else, you dedicate yourself to study. I think instead of going for some job, you try to pass PUC. You'll realize the importance of education later. If you make your mind, it's not a big deal to pass the exam.

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Priyanka Bhardwaj

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Do one think do the job in corporate organisation also do study in any courses.

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Ghanishtha chauhan

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YES, you can get admission in Colleges after giving Compartment Exam providing that you have cleared or passed the compartment exam as well

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CFP Course: A Certified Financial Planner, or CFP is a professional certification programme that lasts between six months and two years. It is provided by the Financial Planning Accreditation Board and provides information on the subject of financial planning (FPSB). The CFP Syllabus aids in the development of professionals with expertise in areas such as investment planning, financial consultation, banking, and so on. Financial planning, risk analysis, insurance planning, tax, and estate planning are only a few of the CFP topics. The CFP exam is given three times a year, during eight-day testing sessions in March, July, and November.
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Priyanka Bhardwaj

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So it's depends in which college you want admission for somaiya or mithibai college you need to score more than 77 to come your name in second or third list.

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Priyanka Bhardwaj

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Accounts is not like Maths it's totally different you started loving account when you try to do that also do the exam side by side it's really help you lott.

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Priyanka Bhardwaj

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There are many post graduation course like M.Com CS MBA but please before choose everything just chose to your interest.

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