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Kukki Bala
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General eligibility for M.A. Economics is as below:
B.A. (Hons) in Economics subject
A minimum aggregate score of 50% at the level of graduation. The eligibility criteria may differ from college to college where for some universities, admission procedure is entrance exam. For some it is Merit based. As in, Delhi University eligibility for merit-based admissions is aggregate 50% in B.A. (Hons) Economics done from DU only.
B.A. (Hons) in Economics subject
A minimum aggregate score of 50% at the level of graduation. The eligibility criteria may differ from college to college where for some universities, admission procedure is entrance exam. For some it is Merit based. As in, Delhi University eligibility for merit-based admissions is aggregate 50% in B.A. (Hons) Economics done from DU only.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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Four years of gap is not an issue in pursuing M.Com. You can do the M.Com course from distance mode also from IGNOU or other open universities. The eligibility criteria of IGNOU is Graduates in any discipline or equivalence from a recognised university. The course fee is about Rs. 11000/ and the course duration is from 2 to 5 years. If you are interested in M.Com full time than it is advisable here that M.Com as a degree has now gone redundant and the industry no more is valuing it. You can do it just for being a Masters degree holder. Jobs just on the basis of M.Com will be rare or if there are on low level/clerical/data entry etc. So
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Kukki Bala
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I would recommend you not to go for a BBA degree after B.Com. It doesn't seem to make a good point to do a double graduation. I would suggest you to rather go for a M.Com as it will get you a PG degree as well as good payscale. Click below
https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/colleges/m-com-colleges-india.
https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/colleges/m-com-colleges-india.
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Kukki Bala
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I would recommend you to go for M.Com from a reputed college/university. Click below
https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/colleges/m-com-colleges-india.
https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/colleges/m-com-colleges-india.
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Mahi Pal Jakharcompleted graduation
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You are definitely eligible for applying for B.Ed after completing B.Com and MCA course. For B.Ed, the minimum requirement is that you must be graduate. It does not matter from which course and which stream, and it will give you benefit of doing MCA. So, you need not to worry and can definitely apply.
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Manjeet JakharHad complete bachlors
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You can contact Bangalore University, because some university can migrate their student from one user to another university, and so it is not possible to say yes.
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Kukki Bala
Contributor-Level 9
Kindly click the link below. This link will help you find more detailed information about college approvals.
https://kalingauniversity.ac.in/Approval.aspx
Hope it helps.
https://kalingauniversity.ac.in/Approval.aspx
Hope it helps.
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Disha Chauhan
Contributor-Level 10
In which course do you wish to apply? Please specify. Are you planning to do B.Com again?
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Abhijeet Kumar
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Chances are slim, as they don't have any provision for work experience.
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Ananya Dev
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Hi,
B.Com courses don't have a very high market value unless and until a student pursues some business course like MBA or M.Com. Whereas, B.Com (Hons) being a specialization course, it offers better opportunities and good packages. It is highly valued by the business industry.
B.Com courses don't have a very high market value unless and until a student pursues some business course like MBA or M.Com. Whereas, B.Com (Hons) being a specialization course, it offers better opportunities and good packages. It is highly valued by the business industry.
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