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Mrinalani TeotiaWorked with India's largest newspaper AMAR UJALA
Guide-Level 11
Hi Bhanu,
If accountancy was not your main subject and your result carries the title pass than surely you can apply for the course but if it was a main subject and result carries fail than admission is not allowed. Can you please tell me that what is your percentage?
63% including accountancy or excluding it. As the eligibility criteria of college is 45% marks in 12th standard.
Don't worry. All the best for future. Feel free to drop the questions.
Thanks
If accountancy was not your main subject and your result carries the title pass than surely you can apply for the course but if it was a main subject and result carries fail than admission is not allowed. Can you please tell me that what is your percentage?
63% including accountancy or excluding it. As the eligibility criteria of college is 45% marks in 12th standard.
Don't worry. All the best for future. Feel free to drop the questions.
Thanks
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Rakhi BhardwajI'm delhi university student..
Guide-Level 11
Sry btw its difficult to get govt. Clgs bcoz ur percentage would be too low btw don't loose hope uhh must try in the pvt.clgs for pursuing your bcom or bcom honurs
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VINIKA DAGAR
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Their are chances for your admission in Delhi University. Just wait for the merit list and check the updates regarding seats in good colleges. All the best for your admissions.
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Shail Oberoi
Guide-Level 14
You can continue working and after 3+ years of work experience, pursue a part time MBA in HRM or you could also pick up a Diploma programme from ISTD or Diploma in labour laws. Many institutes also run certification courses ranging up to 6 months in HR & labour compliance. HR is a vast field keeping in India what in it interests you can pick up courses.
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Shail Oberoi
Guide-Level 14
You can continue working and after 3+ years of work experience, pursue a part time MBA in HRM or you could also pick up a Diploma programme from ISTD or Diploma in labour laws. Many institutes also run certification courses ranging up to 6 months in HR & labour compliance. HR is a vast field keeping in India what in it interests you can pick up courses.
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Rohit Shastry
Beginner-Level 5
6000 rank in CET is not that good a rank but will be sufficient for you to get a seat in a good college. It also depends on the region you are from. 'Good' in this situation is hypothetical. It completely depends on you to choose for yourself
All the best.
All the best.
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