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New answer posted•8 years ago
Are maths marks considered for admission in colleges for B.Com (Hons)?
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Asked by Shruti
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8 years ago
That totally depends on the college in which you are applying. Some colleges usually impose additional eligibility criterion which includes minimum marks you need in mathematics in order to be eligible for the aforementioned courses. It is compulsory to have studied mathematics in class 11th and 12t
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Are there 15 seats reserved for OBC, CS and ST candidates in this college?
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Asked by Jadav
New answer posted•8 years ago
What is the fee for B.Sc in aviation at Thakur College of Science & Commerce?
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Asked by Aayush
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8 years ago
The fee for B.Sc aviation is Rs 60,490 per year.
New answer posted•8 years ago
Is Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University a private university?
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Asked by Avinash
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8 years ago
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University is not a private university. It is a state university, which means it is funded by the state, and is established under the state act, and is eligible to grant degrees to its students.
New answer posted•8 years ago
Which are the top colleges in India to pursue M.Com? Do they offer good placements?
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Asked by Pejush
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8 years ago
Top colleges in India to pursue M.Com are mentioned below:
1) Shri Ram College of Commerce - [SRCC], NEW DELHI
2) Loyola College, Chennai
3) Christ University, Bangalore
4) Hindu College, New Delhi
5) St Joseph's College of Commerce - [SJCC], Bangalore
6) Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics, M
1) Shri Ram College of Commerce - [SRCC], NEW DELHI
2) Loyola College, Chennai
3) Christ University, Bangalore
4) Hindu College, New Delhi
5) St Joseph's College of Commerce - [SJCC], Bangalore
6) Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics, M
New question posted•8 years ago
I am interested in B.Sc CS. Is there any entrance exam in north India, Bangalore or Chennai to get admission for the same?
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Asked by Narendra
New answer posted•8 years ago
What are the various Master degrees available in India in arts and commerce background?
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Asked by Pejush

Answered by
8 years ago
You can pursue MA, M.Com, MA, PhD, etc. Categorically, there are more options in each of these as per the field you choose.
New answer posted•8 years ago
Which is the best college for computer secretary course?
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Asked by Abhishek
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8 years ago
It is company secretary and not computer secretary. It’s taught by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India. Eligibility-
Foundation Programme -12 pass or equivalent
Executive Programme -Graduation
Professional Programme -Executive Programme.
Foundation Programme -12 pass or equivalent
Executive Programme -Graduation
Professional Programme -Executive Programme.
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8 years ago
Foundation Programme= Rs. 3,600
Executive Programme= RS. 7000
Professional Programme= Rs. 12000.
Executive Programme= RS. 7000
Professional Programme= Rs. 12000.
New answer posted•8 years ago
My sister now studying 11th STD computer commerce.she wants to study CA&CS like these of courses.so which course we choose her UG program?
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Asked by Yazhmozhi
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8 years ago
CA or CS are professional degrees which you can pursue right after you complete in 10+2. If you want her to study something along with CA or CS then she may opt for B.Com or BBA. CA or CS requires a student to put in a lot of efforts.
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