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New answer posted•3 years ago
I want a college for PGD in accounting and finance in which weekend classes are available. Please suggest.
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Asked by Arshita
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3 years ago
Post Graduate Diploma in Finance is a 1-year full-time Diploma course designed for working professionals aspiring for rapid career progression. Eligibility for this PG Diploma in Finance course is a Bachelor's degree in Finance or an equivalent Bachelor's degree with 50% of marks from a recognised u
New answer posted•3 years ago
For B.Com banking and finance 3 year under graduate what is cut off percentage; the student is appearing in 12th boards now.
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Asked by Rnair
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3 years ago
You must have passed your examination with at least 45% marks in 10+2 from a recognised board. The B.Com Banking Management Admission 2022 is done based on both entrance examination and merit basis.
New answer posted•3 years ago
Can I apply for B.Com admission 2nd the year, if I have completed my B.Com in 1st year from Gujarat?
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Asked by Status World
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3 years ago
No, you can't do this, you will have to start from the beginning.
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I had not given my first subject of M.Com part 1 of Mumbai university due to covid But if I give remain exam Will I pass or not.
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Asked by Jagriti

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3 years ago
Your degree will be held back if you do not pass in any subject. And you need to give the missed/failed/back paper next semester.
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3 years ago
I guess your question is incomplete. But as per my assumptions if you are asking that you can do CEBA in commerce from Bangalore then the answer is yes you can do it, Bangalore being silicon velley have great opportunities for CEBA students.
New answer posted•3 years ago
I want to know about the fee structure at Canara College for Master of Commerce (M.Com.).
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Asked by Darshitha
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3 years ago
Hey Darshitha the fee structure at Canara College for M.com is around INR 3370 annually and this college has quite good and affordable and reasonable fee structure available so just go for it and have better future opportunities
New answer posted•3 years ago
I want to know about the latest cutoff information for Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com. Hons.) at MSU Baroda .
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Asked by Khan
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3 years ago
The cutoff information for B.com Hons. at MSU Baroda is around -
For General Category - 800003 ranks
For OBC Category - 800067 ranks
For SC / ST Category - 903042 ranks
This college has good opportunities available so just go for it
For General Category - 800003 ranks
For OBC Category - 800067 ranks
For SC / ST Category - 903042 ranks
This college has good opportunities available so just go for it
New answer posted•3 years ago
I want to know about the fee structure at Science and Commerce College, Satlasna for Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.).
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Asked by Rafiq
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3 years ago
The fee structure at Science and Commerce College, Satlasna for B.com for a full course duration would be around INR 10,475 for 3 years and this college provides good internship so just go for it.
New answer posted•3 years ago
I want to know about the fee structure at Imperial Degree College for Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.).
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Asked by Madhu
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3 years ago
Hey Madhu the fee structure at Imperial Degree College for B.com for full course duration would be around INR 49060 for 3 years and this college has good placement opportunities available so just go for it
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3 years ago
Cutoff marks is the minimum mark criteria to get admission. You have to achieve cutoff marks to get admission it is calculated on basis of the toughness of the exam and seat availability.