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Sarthak Kain

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Hello,
You should check the eligibility criteria for the exam you are aspiring for, or reply to the answer with the exam name for further assistance.

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Sarthak Kain

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The college will inform you about the error soon don't worry. And if its printed in your ID card, then it can cause great trouble during exam. Kindly approach college desk for further help.

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Sarthak Kain

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Yes, it is possible for students to migrate from DU regular to DU SOL but it depends on the college you are in. There are many factors, whether your college allows migration or not, the subject you want might not be available.

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You need to clear some examinations to get the CFP certification. There are 2 pathways to become a CFP Challenge and Regular. A Regular candidate must be a 10th or 12th pass at the time of application. While a Challenge candidate must be a CA / Intermediate level, CFA (US), CAIIB, CS LL.B. Ph.D. M. So yes you can sir.

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The cutoff for the following year is 95.67% (2020-till date)

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Hi, Bachelor of Computer Applications BCA is 3 Year Under Graduate Course offered by Many Colleges in India and is best suited for students who want to go in IT Field. So Yes, after your 12th commerce, you can go for BCA. Eligibility for BCA in most of the top universities is pass with 50% aggregate marks in 10+2 (it may vary if on university)
Some of the career prospects are BCA are : Programmer, Database Administrator, Application Developer, Systems Analyst, Work as an entrepreneur, Web Designer, Career in Multimedia Applications, Graphic Designer
All the best!

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Sarthak Kain

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Yes, it is possible. You can pursue M.Com from any authorized college after completing B.Com.

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Sarthak Kain

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It is 76,000 INR for the first year.

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As per the current norms prescribed by NCTE. You must have minimum 50% in your graduate degree from any recognized Indian University. In case of reserved quota the eligibility criteria is 45% minimum.
To get admission in B ED general category candidate must have 45% in graduation ( B A/B SC/ B COM) or 45% in post graduation ( M A/ M SC/ M COM) and SC/ST candidate must have 45% in graduation or in post graduation. So if you don't have 50 % in graduation then you should do Post graduation with 45%. Then you will have sufficient qualification to get admission in B ED. If you want to do B Ed on the basis of less than 45% , you can do B ED f
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Yes, it is valid, you can do both at same time.

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