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New answer posted•3 years ago
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3 years ago
2 each intake of M.Sc. Microbiology in dy Patil.

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3 years ago
B.Ed is valid in any university degree.

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3 years ago
My suggestion was based on your interest if you interested in business or finance you can do MBA, IF YOU INTRESTED IN TECHNICAL STREEM YOU CAN TAKE MCA.

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3 years ago
Yes ceba in commerce can take BCA or MCA.

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3 years ago
Yes, Rajasthan board students can possibly do B.Com in Delhi University.

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Yes B.Com or M.A. Students can pursue their B.Ed English.

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3 years ago
For the course of B.Com (Hons) Maulana Azad College is better than Jaipuria College because the faculty and level of learning is comparatively better in Maulana Azad College.

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3 years ago
The courses in DU for the commerce stream with IP is B.Com (Hons) and B.A. Hons and vocational courses with top DU colleges like SRCC, Hindu College, hansraj college and JMC.

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3 years ago
You can do B.A. In specific subjects but B.Com might be different course as per your Science background it belongs to the commerce background, which includes finance, banking, law, taxation and management.

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