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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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You may not get admission in any of Delhi based colleges for graduation degree based on your marks. You may evaluate continuation of your studies through distance learning offered by multiple universities in India.

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Deepayan Deyday dreamer,never give up........

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Yes, you are eligible.

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Sajan SibichanThinking abt hw to make future Safe.

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Hi,

Cost accounting is the recording of the expenses incurred in manufacturing a product & conducting a business in such a manner that the expenses are analyzed & classified so as to enable the actual cost of any particular process or unit of production or service rendered to be determined with a minimum level of accuracy.

CMA (India) CMA (USA) are top Cost Accounting course.

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pawan mangat

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Hi,
It is really good that you think about CA and CPT exam. You can definitely pursue B.Com. Actually, you can do B.Com (P) as it is easy. If you fail any exam of CA, then you will have B.Com degree. I am not demotivating you, but passing percentage of CA is only 2%-3%. Work hard as hard work is the key to success.
All the best.

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pawan mangat

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Hi,
It is really good that you think about CA and CPT exam. You can definitely pursue B.Com. Actually, you can do B.Com (P) as it is easy. If you fail any exam of CA, then you will have B.Com degree. I am not demotivating you, but passing percentage of CA is only 2%-3%. Work hard as hard work is the key to success.
All the best.

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shyam patnaik

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I will suggest you to don't go for dual directions. First, complete your B.Com with good percentage, then you can do MBA, M.Com or MA in economics.

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