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palak sahjournalism student

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Hi Ayush,
None!
Mathematics is a compulsory subject to get into DU for B.Com (Hons). Every college of Delhi University offers B.Com (Hons.). It's not compulsory that Mathematics should be a part of your best of four percentage, what matters is that you should have studied it in 10+2.
Moreover, Mathematics is a compulsory subject in one of the semesters of both B.Com (Hons.) and B.Com (Prog.) therefore there is no way to dodge maths either before or after getting into the varsity.
Eligibility for getting admission in Zakir Hussain College for B.Com Hons:
1. Aggregate of one language and three best elective subjects would be considered as bes
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Pallavi Jain

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Pallavi Jain

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The minimum eligibility for the courses is that the students should have passed with minimum 45% of marks in HSC or its equivalent from a recognised board. The application form can be filled online for B.A. and B.Sc. while the form for B.Com has to be submitted through offline mode. The admissions are merit-based and subject to availability of seats.

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Pallavi Jain

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Students opting to undergo a course in B.Com (Computer Applications) learn not only the subjects of Commerce, but are also taught to use the software technology for their professional requirements. The course bridging commerce and computer applications helps them to become smart and employable. Training in Computer Applications in the field of commerce is an extra mileage in placements. It has an innovative modern curriculum. After the completion of the course, one can join any of the following programmes namely: MBA, MCA, M.Com, CA, ACS, CA, MIB, MSW.

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Pallavi Jain

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FoRms for B.Com in DU are not available now, as the registration has been closed since 7 June 2018. But you can search out for different universities and private colleges as they might be registering candidates for admission.

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Pallavi Jain

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Direct admission:Admissions for B.Com will be based on the merit in the undergraduate degree. Entrance based admission:Candidate should pass the entrance examination with minimum marks specified for each course.

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Pallavi Jain

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Registration for B.Com has been closed in Delhi University.
The last date of application was 7 June 2018.
But you can search for other universities or private colleges for B.Com course.

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8 years ago

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palak sahjournalism student

Contributor-Level 9

Hi Gitesh,
I am giving you the link where you can check the fee of B.Com in IGNOU.
http://www.ignou.ac.in/ignou/studentzone/programmefee/1

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Pooja sehrawat

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Dear Udit,
You can do B.Com with event management side by side but I think you must concentrate on your goal and build your interest area, whatever you want to become, you should go in that particular field.
Good Luck.

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Aman Jain

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Hi,
Yes, there could be chances of you getting a good college. You might not find yourself anywhere with the release of the first cut-off, but you do have a chance as the further cut-off lists are declared. You can refer to the last year's cut-off list to have an idea about the colleges you might get.

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