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New answer posted•3 years ago
I would like to know more about the B.Voc accounting and banking and whether it is better than B.Com. Thank you.
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Asked by Jamshiya
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3 years ago
B.Voc accounting and banking is very good course as it is new in India, that's why there is very less competition in market from it, B.Com is a all over known course, job availability is almost equal for both the courses. Just the plus point of B.Voc is that it has less competition in market. B.Voc
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3 years ago
Different universities have different creteria for their admission. Can visit their site or go to that college for solving your queries, But if we talk about DU you have to give CUET exam and register in their councelling as per your marks you will get colleges.
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3 years ago
You can consider following:
Christ University
Narsee monjee college of commerce economics
Mithibai college of arts, Chauhan institute of Science and amrutben jivanlal college of commerce economics
Madras Christian college.
Christ University
Narsee monjee college of commerce economics
Mithibai college of arts, Chauhan institute of Science and amrutben jivanlal college of commerce economics
Madras Christian college.
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3 years ago
The fees is 12500 per year. Scholarships are available to girls upto 50% or you can get scholarship on the basis of 12th marks.
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3 years ago
It depends upon the college you want. Its fees ranges between 5000 to 2 Lacs per semester. Government colleges have low fees as compared to private colleges. You can also give different exams for admission in different colleges like NIFT, CEED, etc.
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Which simultaneous course can be selected with M.Com at IGNOU?
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Asked by Shifana
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3 years ago
In IGNOU you can pursue a simultaneous course along with M.Com. The options available are:
Post Graduate Diploma in International Business Operations (PGDIBO)
Post Graduate Diploma in Human Resource Management (PGDHRM)
Post Graduate Diploma in Financial Management (PGDFM)
Post Graduate Diploma in Operat
Post Graduate Diploma in International Business Operations (PGDIBO)
Post Graduate Diploma in Human Resource Management (PGDHRM)
Post Graduate Diploma in Financial Management (PGDFM)
Post Graduate Diploma in Operat
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3 years ago
To get admission in CCSU for BCom, you need to follow these steps:
Step 1: Visit the official website of CCSU and check the admission notification for B.Com.
Step 2: Register on the admission portal by providing the required details.
Step 3: Fill the application form carefully and upload the nece
New answer posted•3 years ago
Sir mene NIOS se 12 k form fill kardiya commerce s but mene business ni li. Ky m B.Com m admission le skti hu without business choose kre.
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Asked by Dimple
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3 years ago
No, business is a compulsory subject of B.Com you can't take it without business, but that business studies is totally different from th 12th syllabus, as you have already filled the form, then just wait for the reply from the NIOS.
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3 years ago
Yes you can pursue B.Com solo from Delhi University.
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I had completed M.Com in 2000 with 52%marks in commerce stream and now I am interested to join Ph.D. course suggest me.
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Asked by Pankaj Agrawal
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3 years ago
Since you have completed your M.Com with 52% marks, you may need to check with the universities you are interested in applying to SEE if they have any relaxation in the eligibility criteria. Some universities may also consider work experience, research experience, or other qualifications for admissi