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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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After 10+2 both the courses are good but both are different. This decision can be taken only by you. Both the streams have good number of opportunities. It all depends on the job profile you are interested in. If you take B.Com it will be more finance oriented. BCA on the other hand is more Computer
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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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10=70,12=64, B.Com=65 can I get admission or to build profile which courses are helped to get admission in MBA marketing.
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You can go for MBA in marketing with this marks, from good B school like IPS business school Jaipur which is one of the Rajasthan elite business schools in shaping student's life and transforming careers across the globe. As one of the Rajasthan leading Business Schools, IPS business school, Jaipur
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Can I do M.Sc. Economics (2year prog) at LSE after B.Com (hons)?
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I've completed B.Com corporate secretary ship in 2014, now I wish to pursue M.Sc. IT regular, am I eligible for this?
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Asked by Nkm
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6 years ago
The eligibility criteria of M.Sc. IT is varying according to Colleges. The eligibility criteria of LPU and DAIICT is a Bachelor degree in any disciplines with minimum 50 and 60% of marks respectively. While the eligibility criteria of Stella Maris College, Chennai is B.Sc. Information Technology / M
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Can B.Com in finance and taxation be a way to MBA in international business? Can I know about courses I can opt after the same in B.Com?
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6 years ago
The most important thing is to join an enterprising college which would give you the best academics as well as placements. A name worth mentioning is LPU which has created a niche for itself because of the way the MBAs are shaping giving wings to the entrepreneur skills as well as market jobs. LPU S
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6 years ago
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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Can I get BCom or BCom (Hons) degree from IILM University? What is the fees?
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IILM University offers B.Com (Hons) degree which is a full-time, three-year, undergraduate Programme aimed at preparing young graduates for higher studies, employability and to nurture their intellectual, personal, interpersonal and societal skills.
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