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Divya Kumari

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Every college has different entry requirements, cut-offs, etc. You can check the links here for specific requirements: https://www.shiksha.com/engineering-chp6 https://www.shiksha.com/.

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Divya Kumari

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The eligibility criteria for B.Com (Hons). Is to have the minimum required aggregate marks of 60%. Provided, the candidates who belong from SC/ST, OBC, who do not have the required marks mentioned above but fulfill all other criteria, may meet the Principal/Vice Principal/Dean for special permission to apply.

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Divya Kumari

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Yes, you have chances in NSIT for CSE branch.

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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The cut off for B.Com H) at Mithibai College is around 96.17.

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PINNINTI NAVEEN

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You need to visit some official websites and search for the previous papers for practice and also there is an availability of practice mock tests, you can attempt them and score better.

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PINNINTI NAVEEN

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Yes, you can without any backlogs, any candidate with good percentage can have a chance to get admission in government college.

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PINNINTI NAVEEN

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Yes, you are eligible for any college, the eligibility criteria should be above 55% so in that you are eligible.

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PINNINTI NAVEEN

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It will be better for you to join for an internship at any Chattered Accountants so you can learn more and can get experience too.

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To pursue a Diploma in financial accounting, an aspiring candidate must: Have passed 10+2 from a recognised board of education, for example, CBSE ICSE etc.

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Tanya Shankhla

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As a lecturer, I'd want to emphasize some of the benefits of choosing Chandigarh University's B.Com programme over Pune for students, even if they have the choice. The first is that Chandigarh University's B.Com curriculum is well-structured and offers a mix of academic and practical information, allowing students to get real-world experience. The teaching members have a wealth of knowledge and come from many backgrounds, giving students a thorough understanding of the topic. Additionally, the university provides a range of opportunities for students to gain real-world experience through projects, internships, and research endeavors. T
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