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If you want to get in BHU then
1. You should solve previous year papers because up to 50% question is repeating every year.
2. Remember all the formulas. In math, a 70-80 % question is formula based. In bio same amount of question is based on result, facts or direct formula (like SI unit of torque, t
1. You should solve previous year papers because up to 50% question is repeating every year.
2. Remember all the formulas. In math, a 70-80 % question is formula based. In bio same amount of question is based on result, facts or direct formula (like SI unit of torque, t
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Is there is any benefit for doing M.Com from Delhi University?
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Delhi University is one of the top university of our country for commerce stream, there is very beneficial to do M.Com from Delhi University
https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/course/m-com-shri-ram-college-of-commerce-maurice-Nagar-Delhi-53148
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https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/course/m-com-shri-ram-college-of-commerce-maurice-Nagar-Delhi-53148
Here is the link course you can refer to get inf
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BHU campus is very good for the studies. Classes are run on time and placement is not so good for B.Com or M.Com students. But the MNC companies are always ready to recruit students of BHU.
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It is the best university of JK UT, Faculty members in the university are very supportive, encouraging and try to solve all matters concerning academic environment and activity on the campus. Moreover, the university has almost thirty-three teaching departments. Besides graduate and postgraduate cou
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Lets start with M.Com first, it is a degree usually done by those who have completed B.Com or equivalent. It is a 2 year PG course and hugely focused on finances and accounting part. Also, if you are inclined towards Maths, its a good field to enter where as PGDM is equivalent to MBA and can be done
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Certificate Courses in either of Banking; Office Automation; Operations Research with Applications in Engineering and Management; Applied Managerial Economics; Central Excise; Derivatives; Financial Accounting & Taxation; Income Tax; Micro Finance; Personal Management; Phonetics; Certificate Course
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You can opt-out any one of the following according to your interest :
Certificate Course in Banking, Stock Market, Derivatives, Income Tax
Certificate in Banking. Certificate in Stock Market. Certificate in Derivatives. Certificate in Income Tax. Certificate in Accounting. Certificate in Micro Finance
Certificate Course in Banking, Stock Market, Derivatives, Income Tax
Certificate in Banking. Certificate in Stock Market. Certificate in Derivatives. Certificate in Income Tax. Certificate in Accounting. Certificate in Micro Finance
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Basically, the duration of the LLB course is for three years. The course is divided into six semesters. LLB stands for Bachelor of Law. It is a Bachelor's degree course. The Applicant who wants to become a lawyer then the applicant needs to Complete LLB. Course.
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Yes, it is possible to work in HR field after M.Com. The primary tasks of an HR executive are payroll administration, employee benefits administration, employee records management, attendance / leave management, grievance handling, training and orientation, and routine clerical tasks associated with
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Hi,
You can look for higher study options like:-
Doctor of Philosophy in either of Banking & Finance; Business Economics; Commerce; Corporate Secretary ship; Financial Studies; Statistics. Certificate Courses in either of Banking; Office Automation; Operations Research with Applications in Engineerin
You can look for higher study options like:-
Doctor of Philosophy in either of Banking & Finance; Business Economics; Commerce; Corporate Secretary ship; Financial Studies; Statistics. Certificate Courses in either of Banking; Office Automation; Operations Research with Applications in Engineerin