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Shubham Jangid

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There are several options available for you to complete your graduation without attending full-time classes. Here are some suggestions:
Distance Learning: Many universities and institutions offer distance learning programs for undergraduate degrees, including B.Com. You can enroll in a distance learning program and complete your degree at your own pace from anywhere.
Online Learning: Similar to distance learning, online learning offers the flexibility to study from anywhere and at any time. You can choose from a wide range of online courses and programs that offer B.Com degrees.
Part-Time Programs: Some colleges and universities offer par
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Shubham Jangid

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It is possible to cancel your admission from FYBSc and take admission in B.Com in the University of Mumbai, but it depends on the rules and regulations of the college and university you are currently enrolled in. You may need to complete the necessary formalities and pay the required fees to cancel your admission.

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Shubham Jangid

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In your case, if you are a CA student and have completed any project work related to your CA course, you can submit the marksheets and other relevant documents related to the project work to SOL. However, it's best to consult with your SOL coordinator or department to get a clear understanding of the project work requirements and the documents that need to be submitted.

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Shubham Jangid

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The admission process for BAF (Bachelor of Accounting and Finance) varies from state to state and college to college. However, based on your HSC percentage of 70%, you can check the following government colleges in your city or state that offer BAF and their admission criteria:
St. Xavier's College, Mumbai - The college offers BAF with an intake capacity of 60 seats. The admission is based on the merit list prepared by the college based on the candidate's HSC marks. Jai Hind College, Mumbai - The college offers BAF with an intake capacity of 120 seats. The admission is based on the merit list prepared by the college based on the candida
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Ghanishtha chauhan

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The following are the primary criteria for pursuing an M.Com Applicants must have a least a 40 percent average in B.Com (Hons) B.Com or any degree in a related discipline from a university.

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Ghanishtha chauhan

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Students who pursue a commerce degree will gain insight into the business world and hone in on leadership skills. Programs will vary, but students may take classes such as personal and business leadership, managerial decision making, values-based management, and communication.

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Ghanishtha chauhan

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Yes, you can take M.A. After completing your B.Com but you should have at least 50% in your graduation.

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Ghanishtha chauhan

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For General Category - 84%
For OBC Category - 80%
For SC/ ST Category - 74%
So just go for it.

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palak mahajan

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Hey Vandana,
The fee structure at Government D.B. Day Kalyan College for M.com is around INR 10747 annually but this college has total of around 53 courses available and also, it has internship opportunities available, so just go for it.

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palak mahajan

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Hi Santosh
The cut-off information for B.Com course at Bishop Heber College is around -
For General Category - 74.557%
For OBC Category - 69.833%
For SC / ST Category - 65.45%
So just go for this college as it has the best opportunities available.

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