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New answer posted•8 years ago
Pallavi Jain
8 years ago
B.Com fees (3 year (s) is INR 540.

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Mehak Seth
8 years ago
Yes, you're eligible to pursue M.Des in textile after the graduation of B.Com. But first, you need to prepare to gain some basic knowledge of this course. Textile design is the process of creating design and structures for knitted, woven and non - woven fabric. This programme AIMS to provide designe

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Sourabh Bansal
8 years ago
Yes dear, its a better option now a days compared to general MBA.
As the scope of Analytics is in fast pace and in near future the demand for Analytics, Researchers going to be very high because everything is going to be digitalised soon so the use of Big Data, Hadoop will be domain in this course.
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Sourabh Bansal
8 years ago
Yes, you will get the provisional admission but it is mandatory to clear your compartment in August. Otherwise, your admission could be cancelled.

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Dear Sayyed,
For admission into good college for PGDM or MBA requires 50% in graduation.

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Mehak Seth
8 years ago
If you want to pursue M.Sc. Statistics, you need to fulfil the below-mentioned eligibility criterion : - Completion of B.A. (Honors)/ B.Sc.(Honors) in Statistics or Mathematics or graduation from a recognized institute.
- Mathematics and Statistics as main subjects at the level of graduation.
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8 years ago
Both the options are good. It totally depends upon your interest. If you want to make a career in law then LL.B. is good for you. If you want to enter the managerial world, then MBA is a great choice. My personal opinion is that you should go for MBA along with pursuing a certification course on law

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