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8 years agoGuide-Level 13
You can refer some of the Law Entrance Books, in them you can get the sample papers and you will also get to know the pattern of the exam with the great tips how to crack the same.
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8 years agoContributor-Level 10
You can pursue these courses along with BAF for a better career prospect:
Forex courses
NSE courses
Investment management
CFP (Certified Financial Planner)
CFA (Certified Financial Analyst)Financial Market Operations
CA (Chartered Accountant)
CIMA (Chartered Institute of Management Accountant)
FRM (Financial Risk Management)
NCFM (National Stock Exchange Certification in Financial Market)
Financial Modeling.
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8 years agoContributor-Level 10
St Joseph's College of Commerce is a highly reputed Commerce college in the country. It is 130+ years old institution. It ranks top 8th in India and top 2nd in Bangalore after Christ University. There would always be a rush to get admission in Joseph's. The cut off too is high for B.Com. It is around 90% for General Merit, 75% for SC/ST and for Christian Catholic it is easy to get admission with 60% as Joseph's is a Christian minority College.
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8 years agoContributor-Level 10
CA course deals greatly in Accounting, Taxation, Finance etc. Economics is nowhere a core subject except in Common Proficiency Test, thus it would lead to adding more pressure for you if you are planning for Eco (H) along with CA. Opt for a combination in which you find common subjects which makes your path little smoother.
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You can apply if you are admitted to a university, they have to accept you first. You have to decide what to study and check the admission criteria. Every course in its own terms and has different requirements. If you meet all the requirements and are accepted by the university, you can apply for the visa. The student visa and admission offer is not the same.
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