Accounting & Commerce

Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.): Eligibility: Candidates should have undergone 10+2+3 (15) or 11+1+3 (15) pattern of study conducted by State Board or CBSE or any other recognized Board of Education. Candidates who have passed 10 and 10+2 standards are also eligible to apply under Open University system.

Here is the academic qualifications requirements for NEET :
Not just the 12th standard qualifiers but the candidates who have different qualifying degrees may also appear in the exam. As listed in the official pdf, there will be several codes to present the NEET Eligibility Marks 2018 for various qualifications.

Can you please explain what does private means, so that I can guide you better?

For General, the cut-off rank is 309, OBC is 265, SC is 125, and ST-87.

Hi Gitesh!
You can refer to this link in order to compare the 4 colleges on various parameters, and take a decision accordingly https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-53946-291641-51545-258255

Hi Mayank!
The counselling dates have not been announced yet. Do keep a tab on the official website of the university to stay updated with the information.

Hi Sagar!
No, B.Com is a complete commerce degree program and does not include any computer course or subject as a part of its curriculum.

Yes, you can get admission in national PG for B.Com (H) if my rank is 426.

Hi!
The University has started releasing cut-offs for its various courses. I would suggest you should check the official website of the university for the updates, or contact them directly.

Both are very advance courses in the field of Corporate Planning and Management and has global recognition. As per my understanding, there is only two difference between These courses are as under:
CMA-INDIA is an advance course in comparison to CMA-USA. It's not a cake walk like CMA-USA. CMA-INDIA is not just only about financial planning and strategic thinking it's also about legal compliance and CMA-INDIA is also having various Certification power like Chartered Accountants. These two difference are only Because of Subject related to Taxation and other Corporate Law of land of India.