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New answer posted•3 years ago
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3 years ago
If you choose B.Com in computer application you will learn about the aspects of computer and its application in the world of commerce in depth and B.Com Information technology is 3-year course that combines business and technology.

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3 years ago
LPU AND SRCC PROVIDE Bcom with international accounts

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Yes, MCC have B.com professional accounting.

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What is the fee structure of BCom honors?

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3 years ago
The fee structure is not published online and nor available in any videos and sight so I feel sorry that I haven't answered your question

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3 years ago
No, you can't apply there at least any subject of math you need either it is mathematics or business mathematics.

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3 years ago
Here in Ranchi, it is not semester wise it is year wise
So, 1st year for SC students it is 30000 and for general it is 32000 but SC Students get back almost 70% back.

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3 years ago
Yes, you can get seat in aided shift.

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3 years ago
If you are a CA aspirant it will not be possible for you to do college and classes of CA at the same time so you should look for college where attendance doesn't matter much.

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