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It directly affect your degree, as you have to give exams next year, so your degree will get late. That's the main problem.
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If you are ready to leave your B.Com, then why not just go for degree course, as it will give you more knowledge and practical skills than Diploma course. But, if you want to pursue your current B.Com and want to do event management on part-time than go for Diploma, but from a good institute. All the best.
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From December 2018, NTA became the exam conducting authority. NTA done some of the changes in the exam pattern and revised the syllabus also. As per your qualification you are eligible to appear in the UGC NET exam. The minimum qualification criteria to appear in the UGC NET exam is a candidate must qualify or qualifying their Master's degree. The validity of the UGC NET certificate is for 3 years. So, if you clear you're Masters within this period then you can enroll yourself in the Research programme from National Universities. For Assistant Professor, first you have to complete your M.Com than only you will be become eligible
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