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CS Foundation course registration fee is INR 4500 and additional INR 1200 as examination fee.
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I had graduated in B.Com from DU, Diploma in office management from YWCA and Tally ERP 9. Which courses can I join for further studies?
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Asked by Kanika
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8 years ago
You can do MBA but you have to prepare for CAT exam which is the entrance exam for MBA.
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My younger brother age is 18+ & he is in 11th commerce. Is there any problem in future?
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Asked by Ankush

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8 years ago
There are lot of opportunities in the filed of commerce, just make sure that to learn basics in this stage only.
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New answer posted•8 years ago
Is there any course available after 12th in a government institute or government recognised institute?
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Asked by Simmi

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8 years ago
If your interest is in accounting opt for B.Com, DU is not the only college, there are many colleges. Mention your area or make a list of available colleges where admissions are open and you may be eligible for taking admissions, once you have the list you can anyways check the college credibility a
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New answer posted•8 years ago
What is CS? What is the syllabus and can you provide all the exams information as a whole?
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Asked by Mahek

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8 years ago
Hello,
Congratulations on having completed your 12th standard. There are three major courses which attracts commerce pass-outs and they are CA, CS and CMA. While the former and the latter is more on accounting and financial aspect of a company, for CS am discussing below, as that is our point of dis
Congratulations on having completed your 12th standard. There are three major courses which attracts commerce pass-outs and they are CA, CS and CMA. While the former and the latter is more on accounting and financial aspect of a company, for CS am discussing below, as that is our point of dis
New answer posted•8 years ago
Can I do B.Com regular (degree) with ITI regular (certificate) course at the same time? Will it be valid or not?
439 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Z

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8 years ago
You can't do both the courses at same time because both the courses are regular and regular courses can't be done at the same time.
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New answer posted•8 years ago
Can any commerce student join journalism and mass communication?
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Asked by Aditya
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8 years ago
Yes, he can.
Minimum requirements:
50% marks in any stream.
Must have completed graduation in case for opting MJMC (noe compartments, reappears or backlog).
* as most of the colleges do not give admission as per UGC rules.
It does not require any journalism background for opting BJMC or MJMC but for M.Ph
Minimum requirements:
50% marks in any stream.
Must have completed graduation in case for opting MJMC (noe compartments, reappears or backlog).
* as most of the colleges do not give admission as per UGC rules.
It does not require any journalism background for opting BJMC or MJMC but for M.Ph
New answer posted•8 years ago
Which is the best course among BBA and B.Com in terms of job opportunities?
80 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Sajid

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8 years ago
Both the courses are good but on graduation basis you cannot get a good job. If you want good job options then you shall go for MBA, M.Com or CA.
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8 years ago
Hi Meghna, ofcourse you are eligible for MFM after B.Com.
Eligibility for Master in Fashion Management [MFM]
any undergraduate degree from the university or institute that is recognized by the law of India or
Undergraduate Diploma of minimum three years duration from NIFT / NID.
Master in Fashion Manag
Eligibility for Master in Fashion Management [MFM]
any undergraduate degree from the university or institute that is recognized by the law of India or
Undergraduate Diploma of minimum three years duration from NIFT / NID.
Master in Fashion Manag
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