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New answer posted•3 years ago
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3 years ago
M.Com is a 2 year course and the total fees in Loyola college is Rs. 50,320.

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Applicants must have completed their Bachelor's in any relevant field of study or be in their final year of Bachelor's degree to be eligible for admission to the CFA course. A minimum of four years of relevant work experience is also required for entrance to the programme.

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No, for VIT you need to have mathematics in your +2 to be eligible for admission into BCA. But there are many other best universities which will get you admission into BCA without any problem.

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Yes, you have to search for the colleges offering this course.

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Some universities conduct entrance exams too for selection of candidates for this course. B.Com Honours admission process starts in India from April-May after the declaration of Class 12th results.

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Yes, you are eligible, not only commerce students instead if you are from any stream then also you are eligible for admission to BCA, even if you're from a non-mathematical background.

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Cutoff is 93 in most of the colleges under PMU University. B.Com (Hons) Seats: 640.

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I have done Ph.D. in commerce so any exemption in chartered accountant.

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3 years ago
No you have to the CA papers.

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What are the career options in commerce with IP after B.Com.

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Asked by Saksham
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3 years ago
Chartered Accountant (CA)
Marketing Manager. Investment Banker. Human Resource Manager. Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)
Certified Public Accountant (CPA)
Actuary. Cost Accountant.

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3 years ago

Non Maths stream students can't choose B.Com (Hons).

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