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Manoj Reddy

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See my friend, an engineer is one who must think creatively and logically. What other than maths can give you that?

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Kripa Shah

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Hello Yash,
Yes, you are definitely eligible to pursue agriculture business management.

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Ashish Guptastudent of law..

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The fee structure of B.Com honours is not so clear as the fee changes every year. However, the approximate fee can be around INR 50000.

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Priyanka Singhal

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Hi,
You can apply for graduation in B.Com but I would advise you to pursue engineering B.Tech or BE in B.Tech as your background is engineering only.

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Sakshay Kandhway

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I think you should pursue B.Com. In B.Com, you would get the knowledge of accounts and economics which helps you to make the base for your further studies.
Thank you.

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Mahesh Bhogadi

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While IELTS is important, you must also have the minimum academic percentage to be eligible. Whether you want to do Diploma, PG Diploma or Master's degree depends on you. But, it is better you go for a PG Diploma since have an undergraduate degree. Please check the eligibility criteria of programmes you might be interested in and apply accordingly. For certain programmes, you may have to take the IELTS again.

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Priyanka Singhal

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Hi Denny!
You are eligible for the said programme. But whether or not it is a right choice is up to you. If accounts and tally interest you more than your current job, I don't see any reason why you should not go for this course. But again, you should be prepared that you will be starting afresh with a new career and you will have to do all the hard work again to start from the scratch.

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