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3 years ago
Definitely not. Here's why:
There're plenty of opportunities for CS graduation compared to others and the fact that you have keen interest in the same is a huge advantage. Now, that you will choose a not so decent college for your favorite branch will need you to get noticed by the top companies (If

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3 years ago
Hello Nisarga your ranking in KCET is quite good. I feel that with this you can get branch and college of your choice. However to help you I am attaching a link that will predict the branch and the college that you can get based on your performance in this examination.

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3 years ago
Yes , almost all the colleges offer you lateral admission after you have finished your diploma. There are some of the universities which conducts entrance examination for the lateral entry candidates and some of the universities allot colleges through counseling which can be done as per their marks

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New answer posted•3 years ago
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3 years ago
Hello,
Congratulations on your marks!
Yes, you can get admission in KJ Somaiya College of Engineering and Sardar Patel Institute of Technology based on your MHT CET marks. Go for it, fill the form and apply for admissions. At the same time try applying for more colleges. You can also use college predi

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Admissions at the institute are offered to undergraduate, postgraduate and Ph.D. programmes. Candidates have to meet the eligibility criteria as the first step of IGKV admission process. After that, candidates have to fill the college application form. Indira Gandhi Krishi Vishwavidyalaya admission

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New answer posted•3 years ago

I have completed my graduation b.com

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Asked by Alvia
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3 years ago
Go for the professional courses such as CA, ICWA, CS or you can research about MBA , Financial Analyst there are so many options after graduation.

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New answer posted•3 years ago

In which college B.Com + B.Ed is offered?

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Asked by Sambhav
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3 years ago
Answer to Sambhav. B.Com B.Ed (Bachelor of Commerce + Bachelor of Education) is a four-year undergraduate integrated programme. Candidates who want to work in education or other commerce-related fields should take this course. B.Com B.Ed is pursued by those candidates who want to work as a commerce

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3 years ago
Bachelor of Commerce B.Com course will also be able to pursue B.Ed. Unlike many other graduate courses, B.Ed. Colleges in India offer the course to aspirants on certain different parameters, and sometimes even for certain different eligibility criteria. In this article, we will talk about the differ

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New answer posted•3 years ago
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3 years ago
The following is a list of such exams which are for various courses, and B.Com or M.Com are also offered through them.
IPU CET
NMIMS NPAT
BHU UET
UPES
Jain University JET
Vels University VEE
PESSAT
Dayananda Sagar University DSAT
LPU NEST
AIMA UGAT
Sharda University SUAT

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3 years ago
You can surely include physical education aa subject in best of four for Bcom Prog but 1.5% will be deducted from your best of four score. So for example if your best of four is 95, 1.5 will be deducted and your final percentage will be 93.5 (95-1.5).

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