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Bhavya Jain

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There is no upper age limit for MCom admission. Even CUET PG has no upper or lower age limit. But the eligibility criteria of every college is different. Generally it is a good score in UG degree in a relevant field.

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Bhavya Jain

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The basic requirement to be eligible for MCom is an undergraduate degree in commerce, management or BFSI ( Banking, Financial Services Insurance). If you had maths, economics, statistics as core subjects, you can be eligible to apply. Check the eligibility criteria of the college before applying.

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Bhavya Jain

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Yes, you can apply for MCom while waiting for BCom results. Students can give CUET PG exam for colleges that accept CUET score for admission. But for colleges that give admission on the basis of UG degree scores, a provisional certificate is required.

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Bhavya Jain

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A course can be easy for one student but difficult for another. Someone who is interested in accounts and maths, can find the course easy. Someone who is not strong in accountancy and maths can find the course difficult.

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Anjali Kashyap

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To get admission to Bhavan's College (Mumbai), you need to meet the eligibility criteria for your chosen course, register through the required University of Mumbai and Bhavan's College admission portals, submit the necessary documents, and pay the admission fee if your name appears in the merit list. Admissions are based on merit, and there is no donation or management quota for regular admissions. Keep checking the official admission notices and merit lists to avoid missing important dates.

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Anjali Kashyap

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There is no fixed percentage requirement for admission to Kirti M. Doongursee College (Mumbai). The required marks depend on the course, the number of applicants, and the merit list each year. In recent admission cycles, many undergraduate courses had cut-offs starting around 35–45%, while more competitive programmes required higher scores. It is best to check the latest merit list and eligibility for your chosen course before applying.

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Anjali Kashyap

Beginner-Level 4

There is no fixed percentage requirement for admission to Kirti M. Doongursee College (Mumbai). The required marks depend on the course, the number of applicants, and the merit list each year. In recent admission cycles, many undergraduate courses had cut-offs starting around 35–45%, while more competitive programmes required higher scores. It is best to check the latest merit list and eligibility for your chosen course before applying.

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Anjali Kashyap

Beginner-Level 4

There is no fixed percentage requirement for admission to Kirti M. Doongursee College (Mumbai). The required marks depend on the course, the number of applicants, and the merit list each year. In recent admission cycles, many undergraduate courses had cut-offs starting around 35–45%, while more competitive programmes required higher scores. It is best to check the latest merit list and eligibility for your chosen course before applying.

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Tasbiya Khan

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The CA scholarship schemes available for CA students are better than what most people understand. The CA students can avail merit-cum-means scholarships from ICAI itself. The students ranked in the top 10 in CA Intermediate will be given INR 5,000 per month for maximum 30 months. The students ranked 11 to 50 and the merit-cum-need category will be given INR 4000 per month. The students from economically weaker sections at the Intermediate or Final level will receive INR 2500 per month. For ICAI scholarship, the maximum family income of the student has to be INR 5 Lacs per annum. Hence a huge number of deserving students can avail this

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Tasbiya Khan

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CA is a professional qualification, not a traditional degree. It is regulated entirely by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, or ICAI, which is the only body authorized to conduct CA exams in India. While colleges can provide BCom plus CA integrated programs, the actual CA certificate is issued by ICAI and not by any college or university. 

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