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Edu MentorEducationConsultant
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Basic and fundamental knowledge of required subjects is must to qualify CS (ICSI). Tax is also an important subject of CS (ICSI). By this view, you can prefer to opt B.Com taxation over B.Com Sales management.
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Sofia Goyal
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The minimum eligibility criterion for admission to B. Ed. is that the student must be a graduate in any discipline. The candidate must either have a Bachelor of Arts (BA) or Bachelor of Science (B. Sc.) or Bachelor in Commerce (B. Com.) from any recognized university with at least 50% marks in aggregate.
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Sofia Goyal
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You cannot manage articleship and b.com together unless you are doing B.Com from correspondence.
However, you can start your articleship after your graduation completes. It might seem as if there is too much on your plate, but believe me it's doable.
However, you can start your articleship after your graduation completes. It might seem as if there is too much on your plate, but believe me it's doable.
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Sofia Goyal
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All universities have the open registration currently. This closes in June end. You can apply for any university as per the criteria set.
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Sofia Goyal
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As a commerce graduate, except MBA or PGDM,You may pursue following courses:
(a)CA
(b)CMA
(b) M.Com/MA in Economics from a good college
(c) B.Ed if you want to go in the teaching line
(d) LLB+LLM from good law college
(e) Short duration courses as CAT from ICMAI+ADCA I.e. Diploma in computer application to start your career as junior accountant
(f) Prepare for government jobs such as Bank P.O, SSC etc.
(a)CA
(b)CMA
(b) M.Com/MA in Economics from a good college
(c) B.Ed if you want to go in the teaching line
(d) LLB+LLM from good law college
(e) Short duration courses as CAT from ICMAI+ADCA I.e. Diploma in computer application to start your career as junior accountant
(f) Prepare for government jobs such as Bank P.O, SSC etc.
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Sofia Goyal
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Shri Ram College of Commerce(University Of Delhi)
Delhi College of Arts & Commerce
University of Delhi
Delhi College of Arts & Commerce
University of Delhi
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Sugandha Sahu
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Hi,
The minimum score required to apply for MBA admission is at least 50% in graduation.
The minimum score required to apply for MBA admission is at least 50% in graduation.
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Preetham Nila Sahadev
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Hi,
I would suggest you to join with NMIMS University. I am currently perusing my MBA from the same institute after a long research. Quality wise or corporates exposure wise its a best University. I can help you with the information centre number_09980664374, just give a call or leave a text. They can help you to decide the best for you.
The good about NMIMS is:
1.You have Online Classes on weekends, and the recording of the online classes will be available for your future reference.
2.They also provide you study materials and notes (PPT).
3.Your assignment for 30 marks will be submitted online.
4.Flexible examination schedules.
5.They have E
I would suggest you to join with NMIMS University. I am currently perusing my MBA from the same institute after a long research. Quality wise or corporates exposure wise its a best University. I can help you with the information centre number_09980664374, just give a call or leave a text. They can help you to decide the best for you.
The good about NMIMS is:
1.You have Online Classes on weekends, and the recording of the online classes will be available for your future reference.
2.They also provide you study materials and notes (PPT).
3.Your assignment for 30 marks will be submitted online.
4.Flexible examination schedules.
5.They have E
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