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Pratham Bhandari

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There is no entrance exam for B.Com at symbiosis college, pune. The admission based on merit score. you need good score in 12th score for the admission. I hope this helpful for you.

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You are not eligible to apply for JEE as you are a commerce student. JEE Eligibility - You must have passed (10+2) in science stream with PCM as a main subject and with at least 5 subjects.

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CFA full form is Chartered Financial Analyst, and it is one of the most essential courses in portfolio financial analysis. The programme's goal is to give students standardised instruction and training in the subject of financial and investment analysis. Chartered Financial Analyst syllabus covers conceptual knowledge of economics, portfolio management, corporate finance, etc. Chartered Financial Analyst job scope is vast providing employment opportunities with roles such as finance analyst, supply chain analyst, portfolio manager, risk analyst, etc. The training has three CFA levels:
CFA Level 1
CFA Level 2
CFA Level 3.

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Pratham Bhandari

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It depends upon your interest. If you like economics, you should surely do M.A. in economics. But if you like English, you can go for it. Choice depends upon your interest, as per my choice. I will go for M.A. English. Because of certain reasons, English. is global language you can get job anywhere in the planet, if you are perfect in English. you can never die of hunger no matter wherever you are and many other aspects.

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Pratham Bhandari

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Yes, for a distance education course at Madras University, students can apply through online and offline mode. The admission process is done on the basis of merit and income both.

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Irrespective of your % in 12th, being from commerce, you are not eligible for B.Sc. Nursing. This is because, to be eligible for B.Sc. Nursing, you should have completed 12th with Physics Chemistry & Biology.

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Pratham Bhandari

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Any Bachelor's degree from a recognised university is required.

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Pass in B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com. Or equivalent with at least 50% aggregate marks in the core subjects in all the 3 years and Mathematics as a compulsory subject at the +2 level is the eligibility criteria for MCA.

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The answer would be yes! Though B.Sc. IT is treated as a Science stream course, many Colleges also are offering admission to Commerce stream students. But there are some conditions and limitations though. You will be reading about the limitations and conditions in the next section. Limitations and conditions.

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