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Shally Gupta

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Approximately 3lakh if you want to do your graduation from a good and well known University like Graphic Era University, IMS Unison, UPES else you can also do it in 1 lakh or maybe less like from a college like DAV

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Sushant Singh

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In accounting subject you'll get special assistance from the teachers there as you are new to this frild and the teachers and faculty members are very cooperative towards students. They will help you and support you on every stage and as you said you're a Maths student so you will have not much difficulty in accounting as they are not same at all but accounting is a subject you can learn easily. The only common thing between accounting and Maths is that they both require labour and hard work.

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The National Forensic Sciences University's entrance exam will serve as the basis for admission, along with a merit list that takes into account a candidate's Bachelor's degree completion percentage. Specifics of the entrance exam NFSU will administer the entrance exam for admission to the aforementioned MBA programme. Accounting methods are used in the field of forensic accounting and fraud detection to look for discrepancies in financial accounts. One must have a Bachelor's degree in commerce, accounting, or finance B.Com MBA Finance, B.Sc. Finance), as Forensic Accounting and Fraud Detection is a certification or Diploma skill cours
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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant

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Yes, you can get admission in regular course provided you have applied in that course /college and meet the cut-off criterion. If you have applied Maths in class 11 and 12 then you are eligible for taking admission in B.Com honours, B.A. Honours in economics. , You are also eligible for appearing in Delhi joint admission test for BMS, BBA in financial investment, Business economics honours course of Delhi University course. The University Grants Commission (UGC) has directed all varsities to treat the Applied Mathematics subject for class 12 students at par with Mathematics while calculating aggregate marks for admission to undergradua

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Nisha Kapoor

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B.Com Honours are offered by almost all of the best management colleges in India. Therefore, it becomes important for all the candidates freshly out of school, to understand every aspect of this programme. It is, however, very important to be well aware of the career pathways which open up after the conclusion of B.Com (Hons). B.Com Hons is a specialised and most pursued undergraduate degree aimed for commerce students who wish to pursue a career in the field of accounting, finance, economics, company business, and alike. The scope of B.Com (Hons) spreads out across various government and private sector organizations/departments. This
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Surbhi Sahu

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The cutoff for MBA at Islamia College of Science and Commerce is as follows :-
General - 95.50
Muslim Minority - 86.75
Muslim OBC/ST - 81.75
Muslim Women - 84.00
PWD - Locomotor - 54.25
PWD - Hard of Hearing - 44.50
PWD - Haemophilia- 55.50
Jammu and Kashmir - 79.50
Kashmiri Migrant - 72.75
For admission in Islamia College of Science and Commerce, you should have done graduation in any discipline (10 + 2 + 3 ) with not less than 50 % marks in aggregate.

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Jagadeeshwar Vubbapally

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Yes you can do the CA course with out of a math. But you can't do the CS becouse of the course has a special consideration with the math. We can only say about that the possibilities of your career without your appearing course.

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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant

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Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. B.Com stands for Bachelor of Commerce which is a three year undergraduate programme. B.Com subjects impart Analytical skills, Financial Literacy, Business Acumen, Business Laws, Taxation knowledge etc. , with aim to make the student job ready in the field of Banking, Accounting, Insurance and Finance. B.Com Admissions for top B.Com Colleges in India like Shri Ram College of Commerce, Hindu College, Ramjas College, Loyola College etc. , are done both on the basis of merit and through various entrance exams as well. Some of the top entrance exams conducted for enrolling students in B.Com courses are IPU C
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kirti Gupta

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Hi, Candidates searching for B.Com admission ought to seem in a written take a look at called the Jain Eligibility take a look at JET carried out by means of the college itself. Choice is made on the basis of marks secured inside the test observed by means of a group discussion and a non-public interview. The eligibility criteria for admission to the Jain university B.Com application is the equal for all of the specializations. Noted under are the information for the identical: B.Com Eligibility (everyday): 10+2 with technology/commerce/Arts from a recognised board, concern to qualifying Jain front take a look at conducted by way of Ja

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Dinesh Subedi

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MBA in Taxation requires minimum eligibility for a graduate-level degree. Students with a BBA or related degree in banking/taxation are eligible for this PG degree programme. MBA-MBA-BT admission requires 50% marks. MBA-BT admissions are based on merit/entrance exams. The scope is very high in the banking field it is very good option to do it.

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