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a year agoContributor-Level 10
There are a number of subjects that are taught in the BCom course at Lucknow University. Further. These subjects are distributed according to the core subjects and elective subjects. Further, in each year, candidates are taught different courses, as per the general BCom and BCom (Hons) courses. Some of the elective subjects offered are Marketing, Entrepreneurship, International Trade, etc.
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a year agoContributor-Level 9
SBI and Tally are integral to the placement success for MBA students specializing in Banking and Financial Engineering from Chandigarh University. SBI provides practical exposure to banking operations, financial modeling, and risk analysis, allowing students to gain real-world experience and understand the business needs of the workforce. Tally provides practical training on the accounting software used by recruiting companies in India. Certification by SBI and Tally helps enhance a resume and increases employer confidence in a student. Live projects and case studies guided by the team from SBI help bridge classroom learning with indus
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a year agoBeginner-Level 2
Yes,AURO University (in Surat, Gujarat) does offer a B.Com program.
Here are some details: The programme is available full time. There is a version called B.Com International / B.Com with ACCA, which includes ACCA aligned modules for global accounting & finance exposure. The eligibility requirement is passing Class 12 (any stream) with at least 50% marks.
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a year agoBeginner-Level 2
About the BCom / BCom (Hons.) fee at Graphic Era Hill University, Bhimtal (as of 2025): Tuition Fee Estimate - Total tuition fee for the full BCom course is between 4.29 lakh to 4.82 lakh. - One-time fees (admission etc.) around 11,000 - Other miscellaneous fees (non? tuition) about 64,500 over the full period.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
The commencement dates for admissions to the BCom course at Sri University can differ from academic year to year. Further, the commencement dates of the course usually start after the announcement of the university's in-house entrance exam. As per the schedules, classes usually begin in July.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Veer Narmad South Gujarat University does not require any entrance exams for the BCom admission. The BCom course offers admisison based on merit. Canddiates must qualify the eligibility criteria set by the university for the BCom course.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Hi,
An entrance exam is generally not compulsory for admission to BCom. Some colleges have minimum eligibility of 45-50% score in Class 12, but accept students based on merit. However, most government colleges consider the scores of entrance exams to maintain uniformity. Students are advised to conduct their own research before applying to colleges because the selection process differs from college to college.
Hope this helped you!
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
To be eligible for BCom admissions at Punjab University, candidates must secure an aggregate of 50% in their Class 12 board exams. The admission is decided on merit basis and the cutoff ranks can vary widely between each year. Candidates are advised to visit the official website of Panjab University to learn more about the eligibility criteria for BCom admissions.
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a year agoBeginner-Level 4
If I were you, and based on what I know, I would lean toward IPFC, provided:
- You are disciplined and can use their mock exams / materials seriously.
- You want a mix of flexibility + good teacher support + cost-effectiveness.
However, if your priorities are:
- Very well-recognized name and affiliations (for example, when applying abroad or to companies that value big brand), AND
- Willing to spend more if needed, AND
- Want more backup options/materials even if costlier,
then Logic is a safe bet.
Aspect | IPFC Strengths | IPFC Possible Weaknesses | Logic Strengths | Logic Possible Weaknesses |
Faculty / Teaching Style | Very good feedback on mentors, clarity in explanations, concept-oriented. | Might depend heavily on one key mentor (if unavailable, quality may vary) | Long-standing reputation; diverse faculty; affiliation and possibly more resources. | Some complaints about inconsistent faculty, delays, possibly less personalized attention in some batches. |
Mocks, Assignments, Practice | Strong mock test culture, regular homework, exam-strategies. | You may need to supplement with external practice depending on your comfort with certain topics. | Likely to provide structured mock paper practice (given their scale), and study materials. | Possibly rigid schedule; some students said delays or class cancellations; less flexibility reported in offline modalities. |
Flexibility for Working Professionals | Weekend classes; online modes; good support system. | If you miss class, you need to see how good their backups/recordings are. | They offer online live or hybrid options; established systems for distance learning. | Some students felt offline classes got less attention once online batches were busy. Communication issues in some cases. |
Affiliations & Recognitions | Testimonials show many alumni who cleared CMA; well-known; trusted among people preparing for CMA. | Less clarity on global tie-ups (beyond the core IMA and mocks); maybe less visibility internationally. | Partnered status with IMA; affiliation with Wiley; possibly stronger brand recognition. | Brand does always guarantee for every batch; some variability according to student reviews. |
Cost vs Value | Many say their notes + mocks + support are enough; may result in lower need for extra resources. | If you aim for very high score, you might still need external resources/hock testbanks. | Because of bigger brand and more resources, cost may be higher; but you may get better materials, perhaps premium service. | Some students feel cost-to-benefit ratio lags in certain batches (delays, inconsistency) based on reviews. |
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a year agoBeginner-Level 1
Yes, with 98 percentile you have a very good chance to enter North Campus.
- Top colleges like SRCC, St. Stephen's, Hindu, Miranda House usually require 99+.
- Other North Campus colleges may accept students with 97–98+.
- Final admission depends on your category (General vs. reserved), course choice, and gender (since some top colleges are for girls only).
Tip :Always place your preferred course-wise North Campus colleges at the top of your preference list.
Caution: Shyam Lal College is not in North Campus, it is an off-campus college.
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