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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger

Guide-Level 14

No, you are not eligible.
Eligibility Criteria: Candidates seeking admission should have passed higher secondary examination (XII) with mathematics as a compulsory subject or three year Diploma (any stream) recognized by the Central or State Government with minimum of 50% of aggregate marks (45% aggregate for reserved category) and minimum 40% for SC and ST. Plus, you have to appear for the entrance exam conducted by DTE called MH CET and need to clear NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture) which is conducted by the Council of Architecture at national level. NATA scores are used by the admission authorities of different govt. or
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller

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Dear,
Admission is on and you can submit the application form till 1st June through online.
You can check www.amity.edu for further information and apply accordingly.
All the best.

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shreyas chopra

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You are required to share your area of interest, there are many colleges that would offer various courses.

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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger

Guide-Level 14

Your percentage is very low so it may be difficult to get admission in B.Com in any reputed colleges you have 2 options chose a suburban college or opt for an evening college like Sathe College which had a cut-off of 80 percent, NM more than 90, etc.
Following are options which you have:
Mahatma Night College, Chembur Naka, Mumbai
Dr T.K. Tope College of Arts and Commerce, Parel, Mumbai
Vikas College, Vikhroli
All of above are evening colleges.
Few other options are:
BNN College-Bhiwandi,
Mahadev Chaugule College-Bhiwandi
Gurukul College of Commerce
Khar Education Society College, Khar West
Nirmal Education Society College of Commerce, Ghatk
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nitin kashyapbelieve in the power of present

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As per your performance in class 10th if you can repeat the same result in class 12th, I would recommend you to do B.Com from Delhi University.

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Abhishek Desai

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If a university/college states that they need at least 50% aggregate as your graduation marks, they mostly never admit anyone scoring less than 50%, irrespective of your entrance exam score and overall profile. Though they might admit someone(only if it's a very genuine case), but the chances are extremely low. And if that university is a reputed one, then no chance of getting through via management quota/donation. Better choose a university which doesn't consider your graduation score.
Good luck.

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