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Mishita Singhal
Contributor-Level 8
If you want to pursue distance MBA, choose a university whose degree holds certain value because distance MBA is not a very values programme.
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Annashwa Chowdhury
Contributor-Level 8
Hi Harsh!
If you want to pursue CA after graduation, then you will definitely get an exemption for the foundation exam! You can straight away apply for CA intermediate. CA is neither easy nor tough provided you work hard and are really keen about finance. The stages are
1) foundation exam
2) intermediate exam
3) 3 years of articleship that is practising
4)then the final paper
If you qualify at one chance, you would become CA Harsh in the next 5 years!
Thank you!
If you want to pursue CA after graduation, then you will definitely get an exemption for the foundation exam! You can straight away apply for CA intermediate. CA is neither easy nor tough provided you work hard and are really keen about finance. The stages are
1) foundation exam
2) intermediate exam
3) 3 years of articleship that is practising
4)then the final paper
If you qualify at one chance, you would become CA Harsh in the next 5 years!
Thank you!
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Pratik Chaudhary
Beginner-Level 5
Yes, it offers the course you have mentioned. For admission details, contact the number given in the website.
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Annashwa Chowdhury
Contributor-Level 8
Hi Anu!
If your son takes up CA, it is preferable to go for B.Com degree as both are finance based and have many subjects in common. B.Com with accounts honors is a better option.
Thank you!
If your son takes up CA, it is preferable to go for B.Com degree as both are finance based and have many subjects in common. B.Com with accounts honors is a better option.
Thank you!
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Abhishek VikramLawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader
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Hey there,
With 81.5% of marks, it would get difficult to get admission in the top colleges offering the course at the cut off is really very high and doesn't go below 90 in any case.
Also, you may have a chance if you belong to a reserved category as there is a slight relaxation in that case.
Alternatively, try in other good universities.
With 81.5% of marks, it would get difficult to get admission in the top colleges offering the course at the cut off is really very high and doesn't go below 90 in any case.
Also, you may have a chance if you belong to a reserved category as there is a slight relaxation in that case.
Alternatively, try in other good universities.
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SAMARTH AGARWALHelping others is my habit.
Guide-Level 13
No not at all. Since the migration certificate allows you to change your school and gives permission to take admission in other colleges. It is issued by the board in which you are currently studying or enrolled. When Your 12 board results release and your marksheet and certificate have came in a hard copy to your school you will Able to collect it from their only. Three documents are given to you certificate of 12, marksheet of 12 and migration certificate. Migration certificate is submitted in other college in which you are going to take admission. For any further query please feel free to ask me.
Best of luck.
Best of luck.
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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
Yes, a maths student can pursue a course in B.Com. Please check for a detailed eligibility to pursue a course in B.Com from the criteria mentioned below:
Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com. ): Eligibility:
The basic eligibility for admission to any of the B.Com. programs is mentioned below. Candidates must pass in Higher Secondary School examination from a recognised educational board
They should have Maths and English as core subjects
Minimum 50% marks are required at 10+2 level
Although, candidates from Science and Arts stream are also eligible to apply, those with Commerce stream are preferred
There is no work experience required for the course.
Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com. ): Eligibility:
The basic eligibility for admission to any of the B.Com. programs is mentioned below. Candidates must pass in Higher Secondary School examination from a recognised educational board
They should have Maths and English as core subjects
Minimum 50% marks are required at 10+2 level
Although, candidates from Science and Arts stream are also eligible to apply, those with Commerce stream are preferred
There is no work experience required for the course.
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pranav sadotra
Contributor-Level 6
The percentage of all the three years is calculated, and average from it is the overall percentage of B.Com. So, try to get good marks in every year for better percentage. All the best.
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Tousif Hasan Biswas
Contributor-Level 6
Of course, you can. To join SIBM Pune, you have to score above 98 percentile in SNAP, and then clear the GDPI rounds. Good academic record is also very important. Good luck.
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