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There is very less scope to get admission in this college because it requires high cut off percentage but you can try for any other college.
Best of luck!
There is very less scope to get admission in this college because it requires high cut off percentage but you can try for any other college.
Best of luck!
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Both the courses will introduce you and teach you the subjects in detail. The eligibility criteria for admission to both the courses remains the same for most of the college universities. The only difference between these two is that in B.Com (Hons) you can specialize in a specific subject like ac
Both the courses will introduce you and teach you the subjects in detail. The eligibility criteria for admission to both the courses remains the same for most of the college universities. The only difference between these two is that in B.Com (Hons) you can specialize in a specific subject like ac
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Hello Shrikant, It is not clear as to which college you have asked about. I am sharing a few details about IILM University where the eligibility for B.Com (Hons) is that you should have cleared 10+2 from a recognised board. After the application is submitted, you are required to appear for an interv
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After B.Com, you can go for Masters in commerce (M.Com). M.Com is the best option to be considered. This will provide you in depth knowledge to various commerce related subjects and basics which will help you in cracking the primary competitive exam to become a lecturer.
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We can say that yes there is scope of CFA after B.Com (honours). Even the syllabus of B.Com matches with the syllabus of CFA like microeconomics, macroeconomics, financial statements, quantitative concepts etc. But it depends that how much emphasis one has in studying the concepts which are in B.Com
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Hello Sonu, Your question is relevant for many students applying for their undergraduate studies especially in B.Com (Hons). B.Com (Hons) as a course has been one of the most popular courses for students wanting to make a career in Management, Finance & Accounting. The course prepares you to pursue
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Your question is relevant for many students applying for their undergraduate studies. B.Com (Hons) has been one of the most popular courses for students wanting to make a career in Management, Finance & Accounting. The course prepares you to pursue Chartered Accountancy, an M.Com or MBA in Fin
Your question is relevant for many students applying for their undergraduate studies. B.Com (Hons) has been one of the most popular courses for students wanting to make a career in Management, Finance & Accounting. The course prepares you to pursue Chartered Accountancy, an M.Com or MBA in Fin
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Can I do M.Sc. Economics (2year prog) at LSE after B.Com (hons)?
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Hello Aryaman, Yes absolutely you can apply for IIHM. But before that you have to apply for the entrance exam called IIHM eCHAT. After results you can continue with the process of admission. If any other queries, feel free to comment. All the best :). .
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Hello,B.Com (Hons) has been one of the most popular courses for students wanting to make a career in Management, Finance & Accounting. The course prepares you to pursue Chartered Accountancy, an M.Com or MBA in Finance and in case you plan to go abroad then you must look at international certificati