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New answer posted•4 years ago
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4 years ago
CA doesn't have any cutoff.
You just need to pass their exams that's it.

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4 years ago
U need for enroll for regular 3 year course
As gap upto 10 year is not accepted by colleges.

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4 years ago
Yes, you can opt for MCA you need Bachelor's degree in any stream.

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New answer posted•4 years ago

After B.Com which course is the best?

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Asked by Saumya
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4 years ago
It depends upon you. If u have interest in accounts go for CA or M.Com
And if u have interest in business go for MBA or other professional course. If u are interested in laws go for CLAT.

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4 years ago
As per new guidelines of the government for coming years, you didn't need 99% or other academic marks.
You need to clear CUET to get admission to any central university.

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4 years ago
No it solely depend upon you. There are various options you can opt in which you have interest.

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Mallika Ahuja
4 years ago
When you take admission in a university, the board through which you cleared your 10+2 does not matter. The difference between the two boards is in the difficulty level. If you choose CBSE, the difficulty level is much lesser than that of ICSE. So choose the board on the basis of the pressure you ar

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