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Manoj Rajput
Beginner-Level 4
Who have discontinued I & II year (passed) of the courses from the colleges of this University or from any other university are considered for admissions respectively to the II & III year in University. The courses in the same of some other branch or other faculty. This exemption is subject to the conditions that they have to appear for the examinations conducted by the University and have to pass all the subject of the entire course. They have to pay the fee for the whole course. Delhi Institute of Professional Studies is working since 2009 & this institute have proper authorization from respected universities. This institute 100% aut
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Deepak Vyas
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You should do private B.Com, if you are preparing for CA, as it need lot of self-study. So, doing regular CA is worthless, as you will waste your time and energy in attending lectures. I will not suggest you to drop 1 year of articleship for regular B.Com, as B.Com can simultaneously be done while preparing for CA as most of the syllabus is common.
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shaniya salahuddin
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Hi,
Mathematics is a compulsory subject to get admission in DU. You can try for other universities.
Good luck!
Mathematics is a compulsory subject to get admission in DU. You can try for other universities.
Good luck!
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Navita Batra
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Commerce students can apply for only army through NDA. The eligibility criteria is as follows:
The candidate should be an unmarried male citizen of India
Age limit: 16.5-19 yearsMinimum qualification: 12th pass from any stream
For Airforce and Navy the candidate must have physics and maths at 12th which you will not have as you are from commerce. NDA is conducted twice a year by UPSC. Check the website of UPSC at www.upsc.gov.in for more details.
The candidate should be an unmarried male citizen of India
Age limit: 16.5-19 yearsMinimum qualification: 12th pass from any stream
For Airforce and Navy the candidate must have physics and maths at 12th which you will not have as you are from commerce. NDA is conducted twice a year by UPSC. Check the website of UPSC at www.upsc.gov.in for more details.
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Saurabh Prajapat
Beginner-Level 2
No, you cannot apply and if you have applied for B.Tech then it would not be beneficial for you.
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kajal soniPursuing FRM part 1 from edupristine
Guide-Level 11
It is true that ICAI controls the results, but it's also true, if your papers have gone well, ICAI can't do anything and you will pass for sure. It's just like the cutoff. If you have scored 199 and the market requires CA you get 200, and in case you get 200 and market doesn't need you, you get 199. But ICAI can't do anything if you have answered really well and are sure of passing after the exam. So it's basically the people who are on border who suffer/gain depending on market conditions, not the deserving candidate.
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kajal soniPursuing FRM part 1 from edupristine
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ACCA and CPA are both related to accountancy. One who wants to acquire higher levels of job roles and grow in accountancy career should have either ACCA or CPA qualification. Kindly go with this link:
https://www.google.co.in/url?q=https://www.quora.com/ACCA-or-CPA-Which-is-Better-and-Widely-Recognised&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwi2utzv-NPfAhVbeXAKHc2VDaAQFjABegQICxAB&usg=AOvVaw1zN-gNgkfBrQc-laoPDmH
https://www.google.co.in/url?q=https://www.quora.com/ACCA-or-CPA-Which-is-Better-and-Widely-Recognised&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwi2utzv-NPfAhVbeXAKHc2VDaAQFjABegQICxAB&usg=AOvVaw1zN-gNgkfBrQc-laoPDmH
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