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Financial Analyst: With a PG Diploma in Financial Management, you can work as a financial analyst in various organizations. Financial analysts are responsible for analyzing financial data, preparing financial reports, and making recommendations based on their analysis. Investment Banker: Investment banking is a highly lucrative career option in the finance industry. As an investment banker, you will help companies and governments raise capital by issuing securiti
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Christ UniversityBangalore. Hindu College, University of Delhi
Ramjas College, University of Delhi
Hansraj College, University of Delhi
ATMA Ram Sanatan Dharma College, University of Delhi.
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1. Calcutta University: The University of Calcutta offers both B.Ed and B.Com courses. The B.Ed course is offered by the Department of Education, while the B.Com course is offered by the Department of Commerce.
2. Jadavpur University Jadavpur University also offers both B.Ed and B.Com courses. The B.Ed course is offered by the Faculty of Education, while the B.Com course is offered by the Faculty of Commerce and Management.
3. St. Xavier's College, Kolkata: St. Xavier's College, Kolkata is a popular college that offers a B.
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2. Attempt as many question papers, mock papers and previous years question papers
3.Feel positive, andtry to avoid negative things
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12th standard graduates from other streams may also apply based on the discretion university and college. Colleges have cut-off percentages. You need to have scored more or equal to the cut-off percentage. Only then can you get admission. Colleges keep reducing cut-off percentages till seats get full.
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