Accounting & Commerce

Just go through the basic concepts of the B.Com syllabus and some of 12th also. Practice past year question papers or buy a test series online to practice more and more. Further you can buy some good books like Arihant's M.Com entrance guidebook, etc.

It totally depends upon the total number of seats offered by the University of Lucknow for M.com programme. Further, you can contact the admission department of the Lucknow University's Campus.

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You can pursue B.Com after class 12th. Many colleges offer admission to the course on the basis of marks obtained by students in class 12th. Colleges in University of Delhi offer admission based on the cut off released by the colleges.

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First of all, the syllabus is huge so don't worry about it too much. The entire course is divided into 3 divisions. First will be entrance which includes 10th-12th level maths aptitude account and cost all from 10th-12th level.
The second division will take 6 subjects altogether. And the final also consists of two papers. For more about the syllabus, visit the official website. Articleship will be required for 15 months or so. The total course will at least take a minimum of 3 years.

It depends on what you want to do. If you want to do Master's degree or go for higher education then integrated M.Com will be great. But if you are willing to join professional degrees like CA, CMA or CS then you should do B.Com (Hons).

Well, you can do M.Com if you have completed UG with 50% aggregate marks in Bachelor's degree (Commerce or Management or Economics or Accounts) or equivalent. But again try to check other potential courses also. Lovely Professional University, Sri Ram College of Commerce, Manav Rachna University, etc., are good colleges for the same.

No doubt, Bhartu Vidyapeeth is better than MLSU. Go for that to pursue B.Com. BVP Pune is really a good university in all aspects like infrastructure, study, placements etc. Hope this helps you.
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Depends if that ECA is in DCAC or not
Given the trials and clearing it you can opt for any college that has ECA you are looking for.