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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry

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That would be difficult to get into. Most of the universities and colleges demand +2 pass with maths as a compulsory subject for The 3 year BCA programme. IPU CET SET are some common university entrance exam. But there are certain colleges which does not require maths as a compulsory subject to join the course. But they prefer a Science or maths student over others.

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Shruthi ShenoyB.E, HR Intern at Accolite

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Dayanand Sagar would be a better college to pursue B.Com due to the location, facilities and exposure.

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Sayali WankarInspirational and people person

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At this score, I am sorry to inform you that cutoff for Welingkar is at least 97 percentile for PGDM and 98 percentile for MMS course. It will be tough to get but still you can try another year. Keep working hard to nail the required score. I am sure passion and Hard work will surely help you reach what you want.
Wish you all the best!

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revanth mandapati

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Hi Aditi,
No, Maths is not such compulsory subject that one has to have in 10+2 level of study. But, basic maths should be known as for instance, candidate should have studied Maths till class 10th level.

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Mishita Singhal

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If you want to pursue distance MBA, choose a university whose degree holds certain value because distance MBA is not a very values programme.

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Annashwa Chowdhury

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Hi Harsh!
If you want to pursue CA after graduation, then you will definitely get an exemption for the foundation exam! You can straight away apply for CA intermediate. CA is neither easy nor tough provided you work hard and are really keen about finance. The stages are
1) foundation exam
2) intermediate exam
3) 3 years of articleship that is practising
4)then the final paper
If you qualify at one chance, you would become CA Harsh in the next 5 years!
Thank you!

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Pratik Chaudhary

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Yes, it offers the course you have mentioned. For admission details, contact the number given in the website.

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Abhishek VikramLawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader

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Hey there,
With 81.5% of marks, it would get difficult to get admission in the top colleges offering the course at the cut off is really very high and doesn't go below 90 in any case.
Also, you may have a chance if you belong to a reserved category as there is a slight relaxation in that case.
Alternatively, try in other good universities.

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