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In BCom or BCom Hons or equivalent exams from a recognised university, students must have a minimum 50% score.
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Research the universities or colleges that offer M.Com programs and decide which ones you are interested in applying to. Check the eligibility criteria for the M.Com programme, such as the minimum percentage required in your undergraduate degree and any entrance exams that you need to clear. Prepare for any entrance exams that are required for admission to the M.Com programme, such as the Common Admission Test CAT Graduate Aptitude Tes
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Contact the university's administrative department or registrar's office that is responsible for issuing degree Certificate. You can find their contact details on the university's website or by contacting the university directly. Provide them with the necessary details, such as your full name, date of birth, degree programme, year of graduation, and any other relevant information that may be required. Submit any necessary documents or proof of identity as requested by the university. Pay any fees that may be required to process your req
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Benefits of Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com. )
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Bachelor of Commerce B.Com This is a three-year undergraduate programme that provides a foundation in various aspects of commerce such as accounting, economics, business law, and taxation. Bachelor of Commerce (Honors) B.Com (Hons) This is a three-year undergraduate programme that provides a deeper understanding of commerce through specialised courses such as financial accounting, cost accounting, and auditing. Master of Comm
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