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Rohan Ahuja
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Hi Dipali,
Here is the eligibility criteria to pursue ICWAI course:
ICWA Foundation: To apply for this course, students must have passed class 10th or equivalent from any recognized institution or board. Candidates who have passed or appearing in class 12th are also eligible to apply. Candidates must have completed the age of 17 years. ICWA Intermediate: Students must have passed the Senior Secondary School Examination (10+2) and Foundation Course/ Graduation in any discipline other than fine arts. ICWA Final: You can apply for this course after qualifying the ICWA Intermediate course from the institution.
Here is the eligibility criteria to pursue ICWAI course:
ICWA Foundation: To apply for this course, students must have passed class 10th or equivalent from any recognized institution or board. Candidates who have passed or appearing in class 12th are also eligible to apply. Candidates must have completed the age of 17 years. ICWA Intermediate: Students must have passed the Senior Secondary School Examination (10+2) and Foundation Course/ Graduation in any discipline other than fine arts. ICWA Final: You can apply for this course after qualifying the ICWA Intermediate course from the institution.
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Rakhi BhardwajI'm delhi university student..
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Your chances would be too high to get the admission.
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Rakhi BhardwajI'm delhi university student..
Guide-Level 11
1. Mathematics up to class 10th.
2. English
3. Logical reasoning
4. General awareness.
2. English
3. Logical reasoning
4. General awareness.
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Rohan Ahuja
Guide-Level 12
Hi Vanshika,
The interview is mainly meant to check your aptitude and suitability for the course. Unlike an entrance test, there are no specific set of questions that are asked in an interview. So read about the current affairs and be well prepared to share your basic knowledge of commerce. Also, keep a good introduction ready about yourself, your life experiences, why you want to opt for B.Com and what are your future goals
The interview is mainly meant to check your aptitude and suitability for the course. Unlike an entrance test, there are no specific set of questions that are asked in an interview. So read about the current affairs and be well prepared to share your basic knowledge of commerce. Also, keep a good introduction ready about yourself, your life experiences, why you want to opt for B.Com and what are your future goals
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Lavanya Puri
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Prajwal!
Approach CCAP the same way you'd approach for any B-School entrance (CAT, XAT, NMAT, etc). The test portion is on the same lines as the tests aforementioned. However, the difficulty is lesser than that of test mentioned above.
There are 3 levels to get into CCAP.
1. Aptitude: Total 60 questions (Verbal - 20, Reasoning and Di - 20, Quant - 20) same as MBA CET or bank exam, if you clear the exam you'll be shortlisted for GD and then PI.
2. GD : 1014 students (much of general topic and not any high finance related as many people are not from finance background) so no need to worry.
3. PI : Totally depends on your performance and pa
Approach CCAP the same way you'd approach for any B-School entrance (CAT, XAT, NMAT, etc). The test portion is on the same lines as the tests aforementioned. However, the difficulty is lesser than that of test mentioned above.
There are 3 levels to get into CCAP.
1. Aptitude: Total 60 questions (Verbal - 20, Reasoning and Di - 20, Quant - 20) same as MBA CET or bank exam, if you clear the exam you'll be shortlisted for GD and then PI.
2. GD : 1014 students (much of general topic and not any high finance related as many people are not from finance background) so no need to worry.
3. PI : Totally depends on your performance and pa
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Nikita Garg
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It totally depends in which field you are interested. But in my opinion, you can go with MBA. It gives wider opportunities in the future.
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Nikita Garg
Contributor-Level 9
Sorry, but with this percentage, it is tough to get admission if you belong to general category.
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Nikita Garg
Contributor-Level 9
Sorry, but your percentage is quite low for admission in DU. But don't lose hope. Check the DU cutoff.
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Shrey Arora
Contributor-Level 10
Yes, surely you can get admission into best IPU colleges. Maharaja Agrasen is the best college; try for it.
My best wishes.
My best wishes.
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