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New answer posted•3 years ago

Yes, you can take admission for B.Com in any college of Karnataka after a 3-year gap after 12th from the Science stream. There are no specific rules or regulations that prohibit students with a gap year from taking admission to a B.Com course.

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New answer posted•3 years ago
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3 years ago

Students are accepted by the college for the following course at Meerut's Ch. Charan Singh University:

A B.Com degree in commerce provides a conceptual grasp of accounting, economics, business law, taxation, insurance, and management to undergraduate students.

Annual Fee Structure

S.No.CourseTotal Fee Amount (Rupees)
Ist YearIInd YearIIIrd Year(REG+PROS)
Other Fees for Ist year
(REG+PROS)
Other Fees for IInd & IIIrd year
1.B.Com.22,000/-20,000/-20,000/-1,500/-1,200/-
2.B.Com. (Hons)25,000/---1,500/-1,200/-

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New answer posted•3 years ago
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3 years ago

Taking admission after such a long gap, depends upon the University policy and also UGC regulations. So It would be appropriate if you first contact the COE of the University in which you want to take admission 

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New answer posted•3 years ago
Uday Pratap Singh
3 years ago

You can. There is no such restriction on studying architecture. Some architects concentrate on design work. Design involves both artistic and scientific skills, i.e. producing something which is also technically feasible.

Physics, chemistry and mathematics are no longer mandatory for admission to arc

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3 years ago

There are some Masters courses which you can choose and which are not related to commerce, these are doing BSc Bachelors in Science in computer technology, animation, Journalism, management hospital and social work. You can go for MSc in chemistry, MSc in biochemistic and mathematician research scie

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3 years ago

The fee structure at sent Paul's College for bachelor of commerce is around 1780 annually and it requires your eligibility of just passing 12 + 2 examination with the minimum of 60% marks this college has literally very low amount of fees that they are charging, so must go for this college. This col

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3 years ago

The fee structure at Capital University for master of commerce is around 102000, and only the scores are very good, and you must go for this course as this university definitely provides you 100% placement of personalities and their campus environment is so good, it has a friendly nature. It has lab

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3 years ago

B.Com Fastrack degree course covers everything related to accounts and finance becomes a 3 year graduate course mostly pursuit by students who has chosen commerce stream in 12th class BCom course solely focus on the concepts of commerce like finance, accountancy and management etc. So Fast Track B.C

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New answer posted•3 years ago

 The fee structure at Dr. Ghanshyam Singh Post Graduate College for Master of Commerce (M.Com.) is;

Year 1, Tution Fees- INR 30000             

Year 2, Tution Fees-INR 30000

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