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Rohith MSimple 👌
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Dear friend,
A minimum of 50% required for MBA admission. So, unfortunately, you are not eligible for the MBA programme. If you want to take an entrance, there is no benefit of that particular exam.
A minimum of 50% required for MBA admission. So, unfortunately, you are not eligible for the MBA programme. If you want to take an entrance, there is no benefit of that particular exam.
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Deepak Yadavlive the life the way you want.
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Dear,
There is a huge difference between the two professional courses. The role and context of both the courses are very different from the angle of the praticle word. However, both the courses belong to the commerce field thus they have a few common subjects too. But you will not much benefited in practice as well as job. The objective of pursuing both the courses from the perspective of knowledge enhancement is effective and you will gain diversified knowledge. But with the perspective to reveal the benefit in a job is not appreciable. The profession of CA has ample opportunities in comparison to CS. What I would advise is choose CA
There is a huge difference between the two professional courses. The role and context of both the courses are very different from the angle of the praticle word. However, both the courses belong to the commerce field thus they have a few common subjects too. But you will not much benefited in practice as well as job. The objective of pursuing both the courses from the perspective of knowledge enhancement is effective and you will gain diversified knowledge. But with the perspective to reveal the benefit in a job is not appreciable. The profession of CA has ample opportunities in comparison to CS. What I would advise is choose CA
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Deepak Yadavlive the life the way you want.
Contributor-Level 9
Hope this will work for you:
University Name: Gauhati University
Approval: UGC (University Grants Commission)
Location: Guwahati, Assam
Type of University: State University
Master of Commerce [M.Com]: 4,730 /year 2 Years.
University Name: Gauhati University
Approval: UGC (University Grants Commission)
Location: Guwahati, Assam
Type of University: State University
Master of Commerce [M.Com]: 4,730 /year 2 Years.
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Deepak Yadavlive the life the way you want.
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Please mention the college or universities name for M.Com in which you have to take admission.
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Sachin Patel
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Yes, you can go for B.Com (Hons) in some top universities like DU, JNU, BHU, etc.
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Ayush Thakur
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Applicants who have passed B.Com one-year with minimum of 50% marks are eligible to get admission in B.Com (Hons), while for admission to B.Com (general) course, the minimum eligibility criteria is candidates must pass 10+2 with any 4 of these subjects Mathematics/ Statistics/ Commerce/ Accountancy/ Economics/ Computers or any vocational subject under commerce stream.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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Aman Jain
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Refer the following link:
http://www.npgc.in/Admission-Eligibility.aspx
http://www.npgc.in/Admission-Eligibility.aspx
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ashutosh chauhan
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Yes, maths is necessary to pursue B.Com in Delhi University. According to Delhi University the admission for this course is based on best 4 subject's marks including maths. For further information regarding admission process and last year's cutoff visit DU website.
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Madhav Sharma
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I don't have much idea about Punjab University so I cannot comment on it. But B.Com LL.B in UPES, Dehradun is good. You will learn a lot of things. Because the pattern of UPES academic is very nice. And if we talk about faculty then you will get excellent faculty here. You will get an excellent support from them.
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