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Nitish Pahwa

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Yes, you can get admission in this institute for pursuing B.Com. You must be pass in your 10+2 in all subjects and as you have told that you scored 58.4% so you are eligible to take admission for this course.

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MONSEIUR DAVESBST,CEPT UNIVERSITY, AHMEDABAD

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For which course do you want BHU Main Campus?

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Nitish Pahwa

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B.Com is a 3-year full-time programme, the objectives of which are to develop student's effective business skills. With the complexity of commercial activities and the advent of multinationals, there is a major demand for experts in commerce. The course is divided into 3 main groups including Business Communication, Business Law, and Accounting, Company Law, and Taxation.
Admission for general students is 45% in 10+2 examination. For SC/ST students, the minimum eligibility marks are 40%.
scoring 59% in board exams makes you eligible to take admission in this institute.

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Anagha G Nair

Guide-Level 13

Hi,
Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com):
Eligibility:
The basic eligibility for admission to any of the B.Com programs is mentioned below.
*Candidates must pass in Higher Secondary School examination from a recognized educational board
*They should have Maths and English as core subjects
*Minimum 50% marks are required at 10+2 level
*Although candidates from science and arts stream are also eligible to apply, those with Commerce stream are preferred
*There is no work experience required for the course.
However, students with work experience can also apply.

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Anagha G Nair

Guide-Level 13

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com):
Eligibility:
The basic eligibility for admission to any of the B.Com programs is mentioned below.
*Candidates must pass in Higher Secondary School examination from a recognized educational board
*They should have Maths and English as core subjects
*Minimum 50% marks are required at 10+2 level
*Although candidates from Science and Arts stream are also eligible to apply, those with Commerce stream are preferred
*There is no work experience required for the course.
However, students with work experience can also apply.
Good luck.

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Anagha G Nair

Guide-Level 13

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com):
Eligibility:
The basic eligibility for admission to any of the B.Com programs is mentioned below. *Candidates must pass in Higher Secondary School examination from a recognised educational board
*They should have Maths and English as core subjects
*Minimum 50% marks are required at 10+2 level
*Although candidates from Science and Arts stream are also eligible to apply, those with Commerce stream are preferred
*There is no work experience required for the course.
However, students with work experience can also apply.

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Rakesh Kumar

Guide-Level 11

Hi,
You can try to pursue M.Com, MBA or MCA. It depends on your interest and the university from where you pursue it. You can pursue the courses from universities like Amity University, Lovely Professional University, etc.

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Saranya Mishra

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With regards to the 1st question, one can always call ILS and understand or just pay a visit to ILS.
Diploma is a residential course.
For the 2nd question, no education goes waste, is all that I can say. Whether it is useful or not is a personal prerogative, given the career choices one has.

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