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Bhavesh Baraskar
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Some institutions and universities provide good opportunities for placement following a Bcom. The average B.Com graduate salary is between Rs. 10 - 21 LPA (including incentives).
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Bhavesh Baraskar
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M.Com can be pursued by candidates who have completed their graduation from a commerce background B.Com Honours) with a minimum score of 50%. The M.Com Admission 2023 is to be conducted on the basis of the merit or entrance examination.
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Bhavesh Baraskar
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Yes, you can. I was a Science student too. I took up pcme Physics Chemistry math, electronics) in my PUC/11th & 12th. Well. Not that I had a choice. My parents forced me into it since they wanted me to be an engineer and that just wasn't what I wanted to be. I had no interest whatsoever. However, I made sure to tell my parents how much I was forcing myself into this and that I wanted to do something I'd actually like without having to be forced to. Somehow with all that drama they agreed but clearly they weren't okay with this and made sure I wouldn't forget that everyday
I took B.Com accounts was new to me but I did pick up quick and
I took B.Com accounts was new to me but I did pick up quick and
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Neha Gautam
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It's cutoff is high. It's above 91% in your class 12th. It may depend upon your caste . Year by year the cutoff changes According to the number of seats available. You can apply and can visit the college.
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Bhavesh Baraskar
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Sri Ram College of Commerce, Delhi. Hindu College, Delhi University. LSR, Delhi University. Hansraj college, Delhi University. Loyola College, Chennai. MCC, University of Madras. KMC, Delhi University. St. Xaviers College, Mumbai.
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Bhavesh Baraskar
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The university has 124 Colleges affiliated to it in total, with one Constituent College and one Autonomous College, offering Graduate and PG programs in various disciplines catering educational needs of more than 60,000 students.
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Bhavesh Baraskar
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Practice along with test- Covering syllabus is not enough as without proper test series your preparation is still not completed. The test gives you insights into your preparation especially in the commerce stream where there is more numerical work thus it is important to practice along with the test.
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Neha Gautam
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The 5 subjects which you have in the school in your commerce side. The best four are considered for cutoff. Different colleges have different creteria for their admissions.
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Neha Gautam
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Bishop Herbal College is good institute . The college is accredited by NAAC and reaccredited as A+ level. The college offers many programs.
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