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New answer posted•4 years ago

Are B.Com admissions open in prayagraj ?

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Asked by Arya
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4 years ago
Yes, many private colleges are taking admission. But government colleges admission is closed.

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Which is the best college in Aligarh for B.Com?

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Asked by Kavita
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4 years ago
AMU can be the best among all.

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I want to do B.Com, suggest me some college for B.Com.

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Asked by Prabhleen
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4 years ago
There are many colleges for B.Com
Srcc stands for number one
Loyola, christ, st Xavier, BHU, Narsee, Ramjas, Symbiosis are some top colleges for pursuing B.Com.

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4 years ago
7k is a total 1-year fee.

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You can also try different courses like psychology, language, fashion designing, sports, Visual Communication, and more. They are quite interesting and mostly do not involve a number of works.

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Commerce students need to develop good aptitude knowledge to clear the basic entrance in the job selection process. A PG degree will get you more scope to get into banking jobs.

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You can choose either of the courses but make sure to opt for the correct specialization (like entrepreneurship development). The degree is not going to matter for starting a business. What matters is, what you learn from the course and your creativity. You can also do certificate courses apart from

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The previous cut-off was around 90% in the general category and 75% in the SC/ST category.

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Vinty Tanwar
4 years ago
You need to clear your backlogs otherwise you won't be able to secure your seat.

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