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a year agoContributor-Level 10
KR Mangalam University offers a total number of 210 seats for its BCom programme. University offers the highest number of seats in general BCom courses i.e., 60 students. To secure a seat in the BSc programme at KR Mangalam University, candidates have to secure, either a good score in Class 12 or good scores in the Common University Entrance Test (CUET). University grants a seat on the basis of Class 12 scores, CUET scores and aptitude tests followed by a personal interview.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Here are the key things you should know in the beginning for a smooth and successful journey:
- Attention to detail: A CS must be accurate and meticulous since intricate legal and financial regulations are involved. So, train your eye for details.
- Sharp communication skills: A CS requires brilliant verbal and written communication for effective interaction with stakeholders, drafting reports, and making presentations.
- Time management and organizational skills: Study, examinations, and an internship if any, require good time management and organizational skills.
- Analytical and problem-solving skills: You will come across tricky legal and fina
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, many people start the CS course at a later age in life and have very successful careers as Company Secretaries. Your age should not deter you, provided you have the necessary passion and dedication.
You already have a base in some of the relevant subjects, such as economics, business environment, communication, etc., because of your work experience. This can actually work to your advantage in the Foundation and Executive levels of the course.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Yeah, it is totally possible to pursue a Company Secretary course along with any full-time job. This would require some amount of planning and arranging sufficient time for it. Look into online learning platforms, weekend classes, or self-study materials with flexible hours that can be adjusted according to your schedule.
The following tips can help you in balancing your studies for a company secretary course with a full-time job:
- Flexible study options: Do a course where you could have a say on the type of study to enroll in. The good news is that most professional bodies and universities that offer CS programs are also offering ei
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
KSOU Mysore offers the BCom programme with a majorly distant and online mode of education so that there can be flexibility for students in pursuing studies with other engagements. The BCom course duration is three years. Courses would be delivered through live lectures and recorded sessions so that there will be continuity in engagement and accessibility for students. The university also provides study material to students enrolled under its BCom programme.
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a year agoContributor-Level 9
A BCom degree provides a versatile education that can open up various non-Commerce career opportunities. OPJS University BCom graduates can apply for these jobs. Some of the options available for the graduates are:
- IT
- Digital Marketing
- Human Resources
- PR
- Hospitality and Tourism
- Education
Government and Public Sector: Administrative Officer, Policy Analyst, Public Affairs Specialist, Government Relations Officer, etc.
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a year agoContributor-Level 9
The university offers merit-based scholarship to students based on scores in Class 12 or equivalent exam. Students get a fee waiver in tuition fee based on aggregate in the last qualifying exam. The below table mentions the minimum aggregate required in Class 12 with the fee waiver (in %):
Score | Scholarship |
|---|---|
50% | 20% |
60% | 35% |
70% | 45% |
75% | 60% |
80% | 70% |
90% | 75% |
100% | 100% |
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